23.4.2026
23.4.2026
What manufacturers are really reporting: Sustainability insights from the industry
Event Date:
May 27, 2026
Join our live webinar to find out what your industry peers are disclosing and what it means for your own sustainability strategy.
The first wave of formal sustainability reports from manufacturing companies is in. Now you can see what's actually being disclosed: which metrics matter most, where the gaps are, and where the industry is setting the bar.
This webinar draws directly from published sustainability reports by manufacturers. Whether you're refining your reporting or just getting started, this is your chance to benchmark against peers and get ahead.
What you'll learn
- What manufacturing companies are reporting on sustainability and where disclosure quality varies most
- How leading manufacturers are approaching climate, workforce and governance topics
- Which areas are seeing the most scrutiny from stakeholders and regulators
- Practical benchmarks you can use to pressure-test your own reporting
Real-world sustainability reporting in manufacturing
Wittur, a global leader in elevator components operating across more than 20 countries, uses KEY ESG to manage its ESG data collection and sustainability reporting across a complex international business.
"KEY ESG's intuitive platform aided us in our journey to streamline workflows around data aggregation so that we could more easily and quickly move to action plans and improvement. The platform and the customer support team have enabled us to tackle CSRD processes with confidence and look beyond compliance to achieving our sustainability goals."
What this session covers
This isn't a generic introduction to sustainability reporting. It's a detailed, data-led look at what manufacturers are actually putting in their reports, built from our analysis of published disclosures.
We'll walk through:
- Climate and emissions: How Scope 1, 2 and 3 are being handled in practice, and where manufacturers are setting targets
- Workforce and social: What's being reported on people, working conditions and supply chains
- Governance: How companies are structuring accountability for sustainability
- Disclosure patterns: Which topics manufacturers are treating as material, and how they're evidencing it
You'll leave with a clear picture of where your peers stand and what good looks like for your sector.
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Join our live webinar to find out what your industry peers are disclosing and what it means for your own sustainability strategy.
The first wave of formal sustainability reports from manufacturing companies is in. Now you can see what's actually being disclosed: which metrics matter most, where the gaps are, and where the industry is setting the bar.
This webinar draws directly from published sustainability reports by manufacturers. Whether you're refining your reporting or just getting started, this is your chance to benchmark against peers and get ahead.
What you'll learn
- What manufacturing companies are reporting on sustainability and where disclosure quality varies most
- How leading manufacturers are approaching climate, workforce and governance topics
- Which areas are seeing the most scrutiny from stakeholders and regulators
- Practical benchmarks you can use to pressure-test your own reporting
Real-world sustainability reporting in manufacturing
Wittur, a global leader in elevator components operating across more than 20 countries, uses KEY ESG to manage its ESG data collection and sustainability reporting across a complex international business.
"KEY ESG's intuitive platform aided us in our journey to streamline workflows around data aggregation so that we could more easily and quickly move to action plans and improvement. The platform and the customer support team have enabled us to tackle CSRD processes with confidence and look beyond compliance to achieving our sustainability goals."
What this session covers
This isn't a generic introduction to sustainability reporting. It's a detailed, data-led look at what manufacturers are actually putting in their reports, built from our analysis of published disclosures.
We'll walk through:
- Climate and emissions: How Scope 1, 2 and 3 are being handled in practice, and where manufacturers are setting targets
- Workforce and social: What's being reported on people, working conditions and supply chains
- Governance: How companies are structuring accountability for sustainability
- Disclosure patterns: Which topics manufacturers are treating as material, and how they're evidencing it
You'll leave with a clear picture of where your peers stand and what good looks like for your sector.
