IDI

AlphaValue’s scoring model was previously deemed inapplicable to IDI, as several data inputs necessary for the computation of Environmental and Social scores did not pertain to holding company-type structures such as IDI. However, IDI has demonstrated a clear commitment to ESG principles, notably with the creation of an ESG Committee within its supervisory board in 2022. The HoldCo places significant emphasis on integrating sustainability considerations within its investment strategy, promoting responsible practices across its portfolio companies.

By 2024, the majority of IDI’s holdings are expected to have completed their first carbon footprint assessments, accompanied by ESG reporting. This will enable better tracking of IDI’s evolving ESG metrics and further embed sustainability into its operations and investments.

AlphaValue’s automated Environment scoring model was previously not applicable to IDI, as several data inputs necessary for the computation of the score did not pertain to holding company-type structures such as IDI. However, this is set to change as IDI’s ESG strategy now incorporates environmental considerations. The company actively works to embed sustainable practices within its portfolio, encouraging investee companies to reduce their environmental impacts. With the implementation of ESG reporting and the majority of the holdings expected to complete their first carbon footprint assessments by 2024, IDI will soon meet the criteria for a score to be applied.

Similarly, Social scoring, which was also previously deemed inapplicable, is becoming relevant as IDI has advanced its Social impact agenda. The company promotes equitable and responsible policies within its operations and those of its investee companies. These initiatives underline IDI’s evolving commitment to broader ESG principles, moving beyond traditional holding company constraints.