Kering publishes 10-year sustainability impact report
Kering released its 10-year impact report on June 4, 2026, detailing its sustainability strategy and actions from 2016-2025. The report was published ahead of World Environment Day.
Paris – Luxury group Kering published its 10-year Impact Report on Thursday, June 4, 2026, summarizing its sustainability efforts and achievements from 2016 to 2025. The report follows the Group’s ‘Crafting Tomorrow’s Luxury’ strategy, launched a decade ago.
The report details initiatives and measurable results from Kering and its brands concerning environmental and social responsibility. The company stated it has continuously refined its approach to align with scientific advancements, evolving regulations, and stakeholder expectations throughout the period.
Kering’s CEO Luca de Meo highlighted the company’s pioneering role in sustainability, citing tangible progress and broader industry impact. He affirmed Kering's commitment to building on this momentum, viewing sustainability as fundamental to long-term business value.
Chief Sustainability and Institutional Affairs Officer Marie-Claire Daveu emphasized that achieving Kering’s environmental and social goals is rooted in embedding sustainability into the Group’s core operations. She underscored the importance of flexibility, innovation, and collective action for driving systemic change and addressing challenges.
Kering’s sustainability work is structured around three pillars: CARE for the planet, COLLABORATE with people, and CREATE innovative business models. The report outlines key achievements, including reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, full coverage of renewable electricity, and the establishment of dedicated funds for nature and innovation.