As Metal took part with great interest in the 6th edition of the conference “Driving Sustainability: ESG Non-Financial Reporting in Romania”, a landmark event for promoting non-financial reporting and sustainability. The event brought together experts, representatives of public authorities and leaders from various industries to discuss current trends and challenges related to ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) regulations.
Speakers such as Laszlo Borbely (State Counsellor, Department for Sustainable Development), Alina Jalea (State Counsellor for Climate Change and Energy Transition at the Chancellery of the Prime Minister of Romania) and Monica Avram (Deputy Director, Directorate for Accounting Legislation and Regulations, Ministry of Finance) provided a clear perspective on the regulations, underlining the importance of an efficient transition for local companies.
A key point of the conference was the presence of companies specialised in providing solutions for the centralisation of internal data, carbon footprint calculation and ESG reporting consultancy. These companies play a crucial role in supporting businesses such as As Metal in the complex process of aligning with current sustainability and non-financial reporting requirements.
As the company operates in an industrial sector, access to these resources is essential for reducing its carbon footprint and aligning with environmental objectives set at European level, simplifying the reporting process by reducing the costs and risks associated with errors or lack of compliance, and increasing transparency and trust in relations with stakeholders, including investors, authorities and local communities.
Conferences dedicated to collaboration between regulatory authorities, the private sector and sustainability experts are essential for shaping effective fiscal and environmental legislation, in line with current European Union requirements and local needs. As Metal voluntarily carries out non-financial reporting, considering it not only a legal obligation, but also an opportunity to demonstrate our commitment to environmental protection, social development and responsible governance. By adapting to ESG requirements and actively engaging in sustainability dialogue, the company strengthens its market position while also contributing to the creation of a more responsible and transparent environment. The conference once again demonstrated that success in sustainability reporting requires an integrated approach based on technology, expertise and collaboration among all stakeholders.
As Metal’s participation demonstrated the company’s interest in aligning with global and local sustainability trends. This event reinforced the company’s objective of developing an organisational culture based on responsibility, transparency and sustainability.
