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Phitrust, a pioneer in impact investing, invests and acts with listed companies and innovative social enterprises..
We are convinced that investors have a role to play in accelerating the transition of companies’ business models.
and put the preservation of the planet as well as the well being of future generations at the heart of their concerns.
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Phitrust Partenaires publishes its 2019 Activity and Impact Report
Engaged and responsible shareholders
3500+
private initiatives presented to executives and boards of directors
46
public initiatives (oral and written questions in annual general meetings)
45
external resolutions filed since 2004
> 50%
Phitrust resolution acceptance rate
16
years of constructive dialogue with the heads of European listed companies
1 292
FTE workers on reintegration programmes
415 975
micro-entrepreneurs supported
200
jobs for people with disabilities
219 523
collected tons of waste
37 791 m²
of social and sustainable real estate with High Environmental Quality standards
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Several scenarios for the end of the crisis today foresee a two-speed economy with some sectors that will recover strongly and others that may still have to rely on governmental support and will probably have to resort to layoffs.
Phitrust Asia signed an agreement with new investors, both private and institutional, including the Sidi, for a total amount of 875.000 USD in order to invest in promising social enterprises in South East Asia. Phitrust Asia’s first sector of focus is sustainable agriculture and food. This capital increase gave Phitrust Asia the opportunity to make this past February an investment in Green Butcher, a pioneer enterprise from Indonesia in the fast growing segment of sustainable food.
Following the decision of Danone's Board of Directors to separate management functions between a non-executive chairman, Emmanuel Faber, and a Chief Executive Officer to be recruited, the Board reaffirmed its support for the "Local first" plan presented in November 2020.
