OTB presents its 2025 Sustainability Report
The Group continues to implement its sustainability strategy with determination, recording significant progress on environment, materials and social impact
Activities in the fashion and textile sector can place pressure on biodiversity through the use of natural resources and the various stages of the value chain. In this context, OTB conducts analyses aimed at identifying the main risks and impacts on biodiversity associated with its operations and supply chain.
In 2024, Diesel completed an environmental risk analysis across its supply chain, focusing on three areas: climate, biodiversity, and water resources. The project was carried out in two phases: an initial identification of hotspots along the supply chain, followed by an assessment of the environmental risks associated with these areas. The analysis enabled the identification of the key sourcing areas most exposed to these risks and provided valuable insights to support sourcing planning processes.
In 2025, OTB extended the analysis at Group level, launching a project to assess environmental risks and impacts across the value chain, with a particular focus on climate, biodiversity, and water resources. The results of the analysis will help identify key areas of attention and support the definition of the Group’s subsequent actions.
The Group continues to implement its sustainability strategy with determination, recording significant progress on environment, materials and social impact
Aura Blockchain Consortium announces the appointment of Stefano Rosso as its new Chairman
On the occasion of the celebrations for National Day of Made in Italy, OTB inaugurates the fifth edition of its School of Craftsmanship today. The Group’s in-house academy is a training programme designed to pass on to younger generations the artisanal and manufacturing expertise that defines Made in Italy fashion