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LinkedIn posts use round figures (“over 40%”, “43%”) while formal reports show 42%. The 2022 analyst presentation claims 21% reduction versus 2021, but LinkedIn posts consistently use 2020 as baseline without clarifying the shift. This creates confusion about year-on-year progress versus cumulative progress.
The “two years ahead of plan” narrative was prominent in 2023 communications but quietly dropped in 2024 materials. The 2024 and 2025 documents shift to new framing without explaining the transition or acknowledging the previous claim.
The 30% target for Advanced Solutions was a headline commitment in the mid-term strategic plan. By 2023 reported as “On track” at 21%, but post-restructuring documents do not clarify whether this target was met or modified given the regional business separation.
A clear public commitment to 100% supplier qualification by 2022 was missed (achieved 95%). Subsequent documents do not address whether this gap was closed, representing a dropped commitment without explanation.
| # | Commitment | Period | Audience | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Net-zero by 2050 with SBTi-validated 1.5°C pathwayClimate Report 2023 p.8–9 | 2020 → | Investors, Regulators, NGOs | Confirmed |
| 02 | Advanced Solutions to reach 30% of net sales by 2025Analyst Presentation 2022 p.7 | 2022 | Investors | Modified |
| 03 | significant volume of fully decarbonised Product A per annum by 2030Climate Report 2023 p.8 | 2023 | Investors, Regulators | Confirmed |
| 04 | 100% high-ESG-risk supplier qualification by 2022Sustainability Report 2022 p.4 | 2022 | Partners, NGOs | Dropped |
| 05 | 10 million tons of recycled input materials by 2025Sustainability Report 2022 p.4 | 2022 | Customers, NGOs | Confirmed |
| 06 | Dividend of [specific dividend figure] per share (2022)Analyst Presentation 2022 p.31 | Feb 2023 | Investors | Confirmed |
| 07 | carbon capture investment of [specific carbon capture investment figure]Climate Report 2023 p.7 | 2023 | Investors, Regulators | Confirmed |
| 08 | Freshwater withdrawal reduction of 33% by 2030 vs 2020Sustainability Statement 2025 p.6 | 2025 | NGOs, Regulators | Confirmed |
LinkedIn posts by the CEO consistently use rounded, headline-friendly figures and 2020 as the baseline year: “over 40%”, “43%”, “18%” (H1 2023 vs prior year). Formal reports use more precise figures with varying baselines: 21% reduction vs 2021 (2022 Analyst Presentation), 42% reduction vs 2020 (2023 Analyst Presentation), 4% reduction vs 2023 (2024 Analyst Presentation). The shift between cumulative and year-on-year metrics is unacknowledged in any document.
2022–2023 documents prominently feature the mid-term strategic plan with specific financial targets. 2024 documents begin referencing restructuring preparation without explicit closure of the previous plan. 2025 documents introduce the successor strategic framework (Annual Report 2025 p.19). No document explicitly declares the previous plan complete, reconciles final performance against original targets, or explains which targets carried forward versus were reset.