CACI International Inc (CACI)

Environment story

CACI discloses minimal environmental data in its 10-K filing. No Scope 1, 2, or 3 emissions are reported; no renewable energy percentage is disclosed; no net-zero target year is stated. The company's primary business—defense contracting and intelligence support—inherently involves energy-intensive operations (networks, datacenters, counterterrorism training, global deployments), yet no carbon accounting, reduction targets, or mitigation strategies are articulated. This absence of environmental disclosure and apparent lack of decarbonization commitment results in substantial penalties under the deterministic rubric. No verified greenwashing detected because the company makes no environmental claims to contradict.

Social story

CACI emphasizes recruitment and retention of 'world class workforce' and notes competition for skilled technical personnel as a material risk. However, the 10-K provides no disclosed metrics on CEO-to-worker pay ratio, workforce turnover rate, or leadership diversity (gender/race/ethnicity). Union standing is not addressed; no NLRB complaints, strikes, or labor disputes are mentioned. No supply-chain audits or human-rights assessments are disclosed. The absence of diversity percentages, pay-equity transparency, and union engagement data prevents full scoring; the company's acknowledgment of recruitment challenges suggests potential labor-market pressure but no affirmative mitigation is documented.

Governance story

CACI's 10-K does not disclose board independence percentage, share-class structure, or annual lobbying expenditure. No dual-class voting structure is mentioned, suggesting single-class equity (neutral finding). The company operates as a defense contractor with 95.7% revenue from federal government contracts (DoD 75.4%), creating inherent regulatory and political dependencies but no explicit antitrust, consumer-protection, or financial-fraud proceedings are disclosed in this filing. Compliance with debt covenants is confirmed. The absence of lobbying-spend disclosure and board-composition data prevents granular governance scoring; the company's substantial government-contract portfolio implies regulatory scrutiny but no active litigation is flagged.

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