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UK firms expect to increase sustainability budgets by 40% by 2030

"Businesses are moving beyond aspiration to tangible action and strategic investment in sustainability."
Melodie Michel
Melodie Michel
UK firms expect to increase sustainability budgets by 40% by 2030
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More than half of UK companies are increasing their sustainability budget to capture business growth and market share – with average investment expected to grow by 40% by 2030.

A third (33%) of businesses in the UK report seeing a direct boost in revenue or market share from their sustainability initiatives (up 11% from last year) – making the case for sustainability investment clearer than ever.

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