Misto steps up ESG execution with 2030 sustainability roadmap

Misto Holdings is moving to strengthen its ESG (environmental, social and governance) execution capabilities through a data-driven management approach.

The company announced Monday that it has published a sustainability report documenting its key sustainable management achievements over the past year along with its medium- to long-term strategic direction.

The report presents concrete implementation results across all ESG areas and sets out milestones for long-term value creation. It is grounded in a 2030 sustainability roadmap built around four core values: Resilient, Synergetic, Empowering and Responsible.

Misto Holdings said it has focused on advancing its data-based management systems and strengthening execution-oriented sustainability capabilities. The company plans to use data analysis to identify practical improvement tasks for each business unit and link them to company-wide decision-making, accelerating the embedding of sustainable management across the organization.

On the environmental front, the company set Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas emission reduction targets for 2030 and expanded the scope of its Scope 3 emissions management. On the product side, it raised the share of products under its circular economy initiative, FILA Re:Deuce, to 18 percent of its SKU count — up 5 percentage points from the previous year.

In the social sphere, the company established a company-wide supply chain compliance management strategy framework. Building on this, it achieved a 100 percent rate of global code-of-conduct pledge signings and third-party report submissions among Tier 1 suppliers of its directly operated business entities.

In governance, the company set corporate value enhancement as its top priority and canceled treasury shares worth 268.2 billion won ($174 million), equivalent to approximately 11.7 percent of total shares outstanding. The company said the move reflects a strong commitment to maximizing shareholder value and improving capital efficiency through active shareholder returns.