The Double Materiality approach considers, within a common assessment framework, both the impacts of operations, products and services, business relationships, and the value chain on the environment, society, employees, customers, and other stakeholders, and the implications of sustainability matters for revenue, costs, investment needs, asset value, operational continuity, access to financing, cost of capital, reputation, and competitiveness.
GOVERNANCE
Double Materiality
- Two Complementary Materiality Dimensions
- Impact Materiality
- Financial Materiality
- Integration of Material Issues into Management Processes
The environmental, social, economic, and governance impacts that Doğuş Otomotiv creates or contributes to through its operations, products and services, business relationships, and value chain are assessed.
The implications of sustainability matters for the Company’s financial position, cash flows, investment decisions, access to financing, operational continuity, and long-term value creation capacity are assessed.
Double Materiality Assessment Results
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Impact Management
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Impact–Risk–Opportunity Analysis
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Risk Management and Resilience
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Strategic Goals
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Performance Metrics
Integration of Material Issues into Management Processes
