Building a sustainable future

  • Sustainability strategy and action plan
  • ESG and sustainability report
  • Carbon footprint
  • Sustainability certification
  • Life cycle analysis

We support our partners reaching their sustainability goals, preparing them for the future with a positive impact.

Financial services

Build a sustainable future for your company

Unlock success with tailored financial consulting solutions for your business growth.

Our commitment

Building the future,
with a positive impact

impact partners’ mission is to be a partner, enabling companies to adopt sustainable practices and integrate environmental, social, and governance requirements in their daily activities, contributing to a future with a positive impact.
We believe that it is possible to meet the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, ensuring a prosperous economy, based on companies and organisations that generate added value, without harming the environment and promoting social well-being based on ethical governance.
impact partners is governed by basic values for a future with positive impact: sustainability, innovation, transparency, excellence and collaboration.
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Our services

Partnering for
a sustainable future

impact partners supports its partners reaching their sustainability goals, preparing them for the future with a positive impact.

  • Corporate sustainability
  • Taxonomy
  • Carbon footprint
  • Life cycle analysis
  • Buildings’ sustainability
Performance analysis

In-depth financial performance analysis

Analyze and enhance financial performance for sustained growth.

  • Identify strengths and weaknesses
  • Optimize operational efficiency
  • Increase revenue streams
Os nossos projetos

Projetos em destaque

Tailored investment strategies for optimal returns and risk management.

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Explore the latest trends, sustainable innovations, and regulations that can shape the global business landscape.

Companies’ due diligence

Companies’ due diligence

The European Directive 2024/1760 of the European Parliament and of the European Council on corporate due diligence in matters of sustainability,…

Risk management in human rights and environment

Risk management in human rights and environment

On July 4th, the Portuguese Council of Ministers approved the Accelerating the Economy – Growth, Competitiveness, Internationalisation, Innovation and Sustainability…

ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance)

ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance)

APEMETA, in celebration of World Environment Day, held another edition of the “APEMETA Mornings”, this time dedicated to ESG as…

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Discover how our financial expertise transformed businesses like yours, delivering exceptional results and growth.

Helped navigate regulatory challenges. Valued advisors for strategic financial decisions.
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Stellar support in navigating market complexities. Trusted partners for financial growth.
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Innovative solutions tailored to our needs. A reliable partner for our financial excellence.
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ESG refers to the environmental, social, and governance criteria that companies dopt in their operations. This includes issues such as resource consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, diversity and equity in the workplace, or corporate responsibility.
The sustainability report is a tool that companies use to present their environmental, social and governance indicators in a transparent way. In some cases, these are mandatory, however for the majority of SME they are voluntary.
Sustainability reporting allows to publicly communicate the company's performance in relation to ESG criteria. Reporting increases transparency to investors, customers and other stakeholders, demonstrating how committed the company is on understanding and managing environmental and social impacts.
Double materiality is a principle that recognises that companies not only impact the environment and society but are also influenced by environmental and social factors in their operations and financial performance. In practice, double materiality means that companies must consider not only the impacts of their activities on the environment and society, but also how environmental or social changes may affect their business.
Banks and other private investors, as well as public funding programmes, already integrate ESG indicators into their financing criteria. For instance, compliance with the principle of "do no significant harm" to the environment, commonly known as DNSH is a condition for access to European funds.
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