Whistleblowing Channel

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Whistleblowing Reporting Platform

The whistleblowing reporting platform has been implemented in compliance with Legislative Decree No. 24 of March 10, 2023, to protect individuals who wish to report breaches of European Union law and national regulations (illegal activities) of which they have become aware within the company. Reports can be submitted completely anonymously, without fear of consequences or retaliation.

Through encryption tools, the platform ensures the confidentiality of the whistleblower’s identity, as well as of all individuals mentioned in the report, the content of the report and any related documentation.


  • Reports are submitted by completing a dedicated form and may also be sent anonymously;
  • Reports are received and managed by the person responsible for handling whistleblowing reports, ensuring, from a technological standpoint, the confidentiality of both the whistleblower and the report;
  • The platform allows anonymous communication between the whistleblower and the whistleblowing officer for requests of clarification or further information, without the need to provide personal contact details;
  • Reports can be submitted from any digital device (PC, tablet, smartphone), both within and outside the organization. Confidentiality is guaranteed under all circumstances.
What can be reported
  1. Administrative, accounting, civil or criminal offences
  2. Conduct relevant under Legislative Decree 231/01 (corporate administrative liability for offences) or violations of the provisions of organisational models
  3. Violations falling within the scope of EU or national acts, including but not limited to: public procurement; services, financial products and markets; prevention of money laundering and terrorist financing; product safety and compliance; transport safety; environmental protection; radiation protection and nuclear safety; food and feed safety; animal health and welfare; public health; consumer protection; protection of privacy and personal data; security of networks and information systems
  4. Acts or omissions affecting the financial interests of the European Union, as referred to in Article 325 TFEU
  5. Acts or omissions concerning the internal market, as referred to in Article 26(2) TFEU, including violations of EU competition and State aid rules, as well as corporate taxation rules
  6. Acts or conduct that defeat the object or purpose of EU provisions in the areas referred to in points 3), 4) and 5)
What CANNOT be reported
  1. Unfounded suspicions
  2. Personal complaints or individual needs
  3. Claims relating to one’s employment or collaboration relationship with the Company
  4. Disputes, claims or requests linked to a personal interest of the reporting person or of a person who has already filed a complaint with judicial or accounting authorities, which relate exclusively to individual employment relationships or to relationships with hierarchically superior personnel in the context of public employment
  5. Reports of violations already subject to mandatory regulation under European Union or national acts
  6. Reports concerning national security matters, as well as procurement related to defence and national security, unless such aspects fall within the scope of relevant EU derived law

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