Financial highlights
Last trade 56.62€
Variation -3.35%
27/03/2026 - 05:39 PM
data source: Investis Digital
Financial highlights
Last trade 56.62€
Variation -3.35%
27/03/2026 - 05:39 PM
data source: Investis Digital
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Leonardo has established an Internal Compliance Programme (ICP) for the Group – the Trade Compliance Programme – to ensure full compliance with the applicable Trade Compliance laws and regulations issued by the competent authorities.
The Trade Compliance Programme ensures the timely identification and fulfilment of the requirements related to the applicable national, European Union and international legislation regarding the import and export of defence, dual use and commercial products and services subject to export control laws and regulations as well as to embargoes, sanctions or other trade restrictions.
In 2018 Leonardo joined the UN Global Compact and in 2021, Leonardo was confirmed as a United Nations Global Compact Lead Company. In line with its commitments, in 2021 Leonardo has developed and implemented, in line with its policy on the respect of human rights, the Human Right Impact Assessment (HRIA). This tool, which is a core element of Leonardo Trade Compliance Programme aims at identifying the main risk factors related to the respect of human rights and the potential impact of the activities carried out by the Company.
The main laws and regulations related to these matters include the following:
The Trade Compliance Programme includes the following core elements:
The Leonardo Group Directive “Trade Compliance” establishes the standard requirements of the Trade Compliance Programme, in order to ensure compliance with the provisions of the applicable laws and regulations issued by the authorities of reference, especially concerning the legal systems in which the Group operates (Italy, the United States, the United Kingdom and Poland) and the international regulations (e.g. the Resolutions of the United Nations Security Council) and European regulations (e.g. Council of the European Union). Leonardo Corporate, every Leonardo’s Division and the Subsidiaries which carries out relevant activities are required to adopt and accordingly update specific implementation procedures.
The risk analysis is performed and repeated on a periodic basis with reference to the company transactions involving defence dual use and commercial materials, goods and services, technical data and applications in order to ensure the mapping, measurement and mitigation of risks, on the basis of the laws and regulations which are applicable at national and international level. This analysis considers the laws in force in the jurisdictions in which Leonardo and the subsidiaries of the Group are established or operate, including the countries in which Leonardo is conducting business. The review is renewed on the occasion of particular events that may involve Trade Compliance related risks (e.g., mergers, acquisitions, development of new products or services).
The Commodities classification requires the identification and classification of the goods, products, and services in order to ensure compliance to the applicable laws and regulations and to adopt control processes to verify Trade Compliance restrictions applicable to certain good/products prior to their export, re-export, transfer or re-transfer.
The Commodities classification requires the identification and classification of the goods, products, and services in order to ensure compliance to the applicable laws and regulations and to adopt control processes to verify Trade Compliance restrictions applicable to certain good/products prior to their export, re-export, transfer or re-transfer.
The monitoring of counterparties requires to carry out the appropriate verifications on the customers and on the relevant parties to a transaction, including end users, to verify and identify if they are included on lists of control as proscribed persons being subject to trade restrictions or prohibitions.
Any transactions which, directly and indirectly, involves a sensitive Country is subject to monitoring.
The list of sensitive Countries for Leonardo Group, subject to periodical review, is currently the following:
Afghanistan, Angola, Belarus, Burma, Burundi, Cambodia, Central African Republic, Cuba, Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Haiti, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Mali, Nicaragua, North Korea, People Republic of China including Hong Kong and Macau, Republic of Congo, Russia, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, Tanzania, Turkey, Uganda, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, Venezuela, Yemen, Zambia, Zimbabwe.
The HRIA is integrated in Leonardo Trade Compliance processes, with reference to the monitoring of politically sensitive transactions. The HRIA is carried out both at “country-risk” level and at “transaction-risk” level.
i) internal repression;
ii) violations of international humanitarian law;
iii) trafficking in so-called conflict minerals “3TG”.
On the basis of the above assessment, the related transaction shall be subject to monitoring for the respect of human rights.
The Programme provides for constant training of employees on the applicable internal and external Trade Compliance rules, as well as the advanced training of the personnel more involved in the related processes.
The Trade Compliance Programme requires the immediate notification of critical issues to C&DC who shall report them to CCO (Chief Compliance Officer) also including the related corrective actions.
A periodic assessment of the Trade Compliance Programme shall be carried out in line with Group Directive Trade Compliance.
Record keeping is required for a minimum period of five years or for any longer period provided for by local laws.
Regarding reporting potential violations (whistleblowing) refer to Leonardo's Whistleblowing Management Guidelines.
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