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Grifols Achieves Its “Best Score” in the S&P Global Sustainability Ranking
Grifols achieved its best score in the S&P Global Sustainability ranking with 70 points, improving by seven from last year. The ranking recognized its advancements in human rights, supply chain management, climate strategy, and workplace safety. Meanwhile, Brookfield Asset Management requested more time to assess a takeover bid for Grifols, currently under review since July.
Grifols has achieved its “best score” in the S&P global sustainability ranking with seventy points, which represents an increase of seven points compared to last year’s results. In a statement on Tuesday, the company said that the result highlights its “significant progress” and its commitment to sustainability.
The ranking has recognized Grifols’ commitment to human rights, supply chain management, climate change management, and health and safety. Specifically, it has rewarded the company’s efforts to promote a more responsible and sustainable supply chain, as well as its progress in climate strategy and risk management.
In terms of social strategy, S&P has recognized Grifols’ commitment to ensuring a safe and healthy workplace for employees, in addition to its defense and promotion of human rights.
Grifols is keeping an eye on Brookfield’s takeover bid
In parallel, the Canadian firm Brookfield Asset Management asked the board of directors of Grifols for more time at the end of September to analyse the takeover bid that it is preparing together with the founding family for the Catalan firm.
The blood derivatives company declined to comment on this request from the Brookfield fund, which has been “immersed” in due diligence since last July, when the then executive president of Grifols, Thomas Glanzmann, announced that it had already begun.
According to the same sources, Brookfield announced that it would send a letter to Grifols “to request an extension to complete its review of the company,” as reported by Bloomberg. This announcement came after the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) had opened a disciplinary file against Grifols for defects in financial information and management reports.
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