Sustainability Report
Every year Ecopneus publishes its Sustainability Report. Its aim is to transparently report the performances of Ecopneus in its management of End-of-Life Tyres.
It is the tool the Consortium has chosen to give an account of its activities to all of its stakeholders: shareholders, institutions, chain operators, the Public Administration, and all citizens.
The Report records all the results achieved, the impacts generated throughout the whole chain, the measurable environmental benefits, and the economic value distribution. Every single piece of information is verified and traced, and it matches the reports sent to the Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security.
Transparency is not a formal obligation. On the contrary, it is the foundation of the Ecopneus model. It allows the Partners of Ecopneus to evaluate the system efficiency. The institutions, instead, can verify the compliance with all legal obligations through it; the chain operators, instead, can understand their own role within the Italian national circular economy.

2025 Sustainability Report
The national system of End-of-Life Tyre management represents a virtuous example of circular economy in Italy. It concretely contributes to the environmental sustainability and the valorisation of Italy’s resources through the recovery of precious material and the reduction of the environmental impact.
199.408
Tonnes of collected ELTs
+24% over its legal target,
with a thorough presence
all over the Italian provinces.
49%
Material recovery
Recycled rubber, steel
and combustion residues valorised as secondary raw materials.
~3.2M
tonnes managed since 2011
of which, over 290,000 tonnes
collected beyond all legal obligations.

The 2025 Report confirms Ecopneus’ commitment to an efficient, transparent and quality-driven system. A widespread collection network that has exceeded statutory targets, a strong supply chain operating across Italy, and continued investment in innovation and new applications further strengthen Ecopneus’ tangible contribution to the circular economy of End-of-Life Tyres (ELTs).