Votorantim Radar – Edition 25

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This is our bi-weekly newsletter where we share news about Votorantim and the companies  in our portfolio, along with updates and insights about the market.

Climate Week

 

This month, we will be present at Climate Week, an annual event held in New York aimed at  raising awareness among business leaders, managers, and civil society representatives about  the impacts of climate change. The program includes two proprietary events at our U.S.  office. On the 25th, Citrosuco, Reservas Votorantim e ECCON will present the new PSA Carbon Agro  Perene methodology, which generates carbon credits in rural areas. On the 26th, Reservas  and ECCON will introduce REDD Pantanal, an addition to their carbon project portfolio,  opening investment opportunities in this and other projects related to the conservation of  Brazilian biomes. 

VSA and portfolio companies will also participate in events leading up to Climate Week: the  Brazil Climate Summit on the 18th; the Brazil-US Climate Impact Summit, organized by  Amcham and Valor Econômico, on the 19th; and SDGs in Brazil, organized by the UN Global  Compact, on the 19th and 20th. .

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Speaking of sustainability

Following the ESG agenda, companies in our portfolio, such as Citrosuco and Grupo CCR, have  participated in various events related to sustainability and climate change. Recently, the  “Rumo à COP30” event, organized by CDP Latin America, the ESG Forum 360° Edition, and a  debate promoted by the Brazilian Business Council for Sustainable Development (CEBDS),  hosted by CCR, took place. During the CEBDS event, the Brazilian business sector’s  commitment to limiting global warming to 1.5°C was reaffirmed, along with the importance  of the sustainable development of the Amazon, which will host COP30 in 2025.

CBA in IDIVERSA B3 

CBA | Companhia Brasileira de Alumínio has been included in the B3 Diversity Index (IDIVERSA B3) for the second consecutive  year. The index aims to recognize gender and racial diversity in publicly traded Brazilian  companies. This inclusion reinforces the affirmative actions adopted by the company, aiming  to promote a respectful, fair, and equal work environment for everyone. CBA’s initiatives  include the creation of a Diversity Committee, the implementation of awareness and career  development actions, and the goal of having 25% women in the company’s total workforce  by 2025.