Kering Publishes Impact Report Summarizing 10 Years of Sustainability Efforts

Today, on the eve of World Environment Day, Kering marks the 10th anniversary of its 'Crafting Tomorrow’s Luxury' strategy by releasing its Impact Report summarizing initiatives from 2016 to 2025. This report serves as a summation of the reports published periodically over the last decade.

The report details the rationale behind the strategies and dedicated programs formulated by Kering. It highlights key efforts at both group and brand levels, demonstrating measurable results achieved against science-based targets. Kering has continuously reviewed and improved its approach in line with the latest scientific knowledge, evolving priorities, regulatory shifts, rising stakeholder expectations, and international goals.

Kering CEO François-Henri Pinault stated, 'From the beginning, Kering has approached sustainability as a pioneer, pushing the boundaries of traditional efforts. We are proud of the tangible progress achieved as a group over these ten years and the broader impact we have brought to the worlds of luxury and fashion through industry collaborations.'

Marie-Claire Daveu, Chief Sustainability and Institutional Affairs Officer at Kering, added, 'The significant progress we have made toward our environmental and social goals over the past decade is due to putting sustainability at the core of the group.'

From 2016 to 2025, Kering focused on converting its vision into measurable actions under three pillars: 'CARE' (Care for the Planet), 'COLLABORATE' (Collaborate with People), and 'CREATE' (Create innovative business models supporting a sustainable future).

Key highlights include:

CARE - Care for the Planet
- Announced a group-wide ban on fur in 2021
- Developed the first animal welfare standards in the luxury and fashion industry
- Pioneered the introduction of Environmental Profit & Loss (EP&L) accounting
- Achieved a 34% absolute reduction in Scope 1, 2, and 3 greenhouse gas emissions by 2025
- Ensured 97% traceability of key raw materials
- Achieved the goal of 100% renewable electricity in 2022
- Created a natural regeneration fund, securing 1 million hectares for restoration
- Participated in the creation of the Climate Fund for Nature
- Set land and freshwater-related targets, verified by the SBTN

COLLABORATE - Collaborate with People
- Established the Fashion Pact, involving about one-third of the industry
- Co-founded the Watch & Jewellery Initiative 2030
- Promoted sustainability education through academic partnerships
- Introduced global policies on parental leave and domestic violence

CREATE - Create innovative business models
- Established innovation labs for materials, watches, and jewelry
- Collaborated with over 225 startups
- Founded Kering Ventures to invest in circular business models
- Invested in Vestiaire Collective
- Established the 'Kering Generation Award' in various regions

Furthermore, at the Capital Markets Day held on April 16, 2026, Kering indicated its priorities for the next stage, such as transitioning to precise production systems aimed at maximizing resource efficiency.