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Although the company is not legally obliged to report, CC4 made a conscious decision to take this step in order to make the company’s sustainability efforts transparent. It is also intended to underpin the commitment to an intelligent circular economy in the IT sector and, in particular, to strengthen the dialog with business partners.

“For us, sustainability is not a short-term trend to jump on as a free rider, but an integral part of our corporate mission,” says CC4 Managing Director René Rubant. “With our sustainable business model and future-oriented corporate focus, we want to play a decisive role in shaping the innovative circular economy in our society. It therefore quickly became clear to us that we wanted to document and publish our sustainability activities on an ongoing basis, regardless of legal requirements. As a partner to numerous customers who are themselves subject to a sustainability reporting obligation, it was a logical step for us to actively demonstrate responsibility and promote common standards in exchange.”

The report highlights key topics such as resource conservation in the IT remarketing process, energy efficiency through the use of renewable energies, carbon footprint and social and corporate responsibility measures.

With the report, CC4 is pursuing the goal of contributing to the sustainable transformation of the industry in the long term and leading the way as a credible partner.