Annual Report 2024

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The image shows a men sports team. They seem to be engaged in conversation or discussing strategies before or after a match. (Photo)
ESRS 2

General Disclosures

2024 marks an important milestone for adidas and its long history in sustainability reporting as we report in accordance with the requirements of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the corresponding European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) on a voluntary basis. As a result of our Double Materiality Assessment (DMA) process, we identified material impacts, risks and opportunities (IROs) for each ESRS topical standard, leading to the disclosure of all ESRS sustainability matters:

Mandatory
adidas reporting IROs related to ESRS standard
The image shows a men sports team. They seem to be engaged in conversation or discussing strategies before or after a match. (Photo) ESRS 2

General Disclosures

adidas to report on all ESRS standards with material IROs

ESRS 2
The image shows a running track with runners in motion during a rainy evening or night. ESRS E1

Climate change

Most of GHG emissions occur in upstream value chain – raw material and manufacturing

ESRS E1
This is a photo of two people. On the left, there is a man with dark hair who is wearing a white adidas tracksuit anda qhite cap. On the right, there's a woman with long hair in a ponytail, she is leaning slightly forward towards the man, possibly gesturing or speaking to him. The background is blurred, but it looks like an outdoor setting during the daytime with natural light. ESRS E2

Pollution

Main impact occurs in upstream value chain – manufacturing

ESRS E2
This photo shows people playing soccer on a beach at either sunrise or sunset due to the warm glow and color saturation. The image captures a moment of motion and activity, possibly from a social gathering or event involving sports. ESRS E3

Water and marine resources

Main impact occurs in upstream value chain – manufacturing

ESRS E3
The image shows three individuals wearing orange jackets, likely from a team or company, and they appear to be on a hike or a run in a forested area. They all have headlamp attachments, suggesting they are either out after dark or that it's twilight or overcast. ESRS E4

Biodiversity and ecosystems

Main impact occurs in upstream value chain – natural materials

ESRS E4
This image displays a close-up of a white adidas shoe. ESRS E5

Resource use and circular economy

Main impact occurs in upstream value chain – resource use and lack of circular infrastructure in industry

ESRS E5
The image shows a group of people posing together. They appear to be young athletes - children, possibly part of a soccer or volleyball team, given the sportswear and equipment visible in the background. ESRS S1

Own workforce

Own employees’ well-being of utmost importance for adidas

ESRS S1
This photo shows two men standing on what appears to be a basketball court, one of whom is holding a sports ball, while the other seems engaged in conversation or interaction with the first person's gestures and body language. ESRS S2

Workers in the value chain

Important to safeguard rights of workers in our value chain

ESRS S2
The image is a photograph capturing two individuals embracing. The person on the left seems to be smiling and is wearing some type of athletic clothing, while the person on the right has long hair, a smile, and is also in an athletic outfit. ESRS S3

Affected communities

Important to safeguard human rights of individuals and communities linked to our value chain

ESRS S3
The image shows a group of female athletes. They are running on a soccer field, looking joyfully. There's a sense of camaraderie and celebration, as they all appear to be smiling and enjoying a moment together. ESRS S4

Consumers and end-users

Consumers are in the center of everything we do

ESRS S4
The image shows three men posing towards the camera. They are wearing cricket uniforms with logos indicating they are part of the Indian cricket team. One player is smiling directly at the camera while the other two are laughing and looking away from it. ESRS G1

Business conduct

Adequate business conduct is imperative for adidas

ESRS G1

Double materiality assessment process (DMA)

DMA process