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ITT Inc. (ITT)
Data as of July 16, 2026
Environment story
ITT's environmental score reflects significant disclosure gaps and unmitigated exposure to supply-chain and scope-3 emissions. The company acknowledges ESG scrutiny and evolving CSRD/climate-disclosure requirements but provides no quantified scope-1, scope-2, or scope-3 emissions data in the 10-K. No net-zero target year is disclosed. The filing references potential climate-change impacts on business continuity (water scarcity, extreme weather, sea-level rise) and acknowledges that environmental law changes could reduce demand from oil-and-gas and power-generation customers—implying material scope-3 exposure through these customer segments representing 16% and undisclosed renewable-energy revenue. No verified physical decarbonization infrastructure investments are reported. The company notes potential costs of compliance with new environmental regulations but does not disclose concrete mitigation initiatives. Penalized for scope-3 undisclosure (-15), lack of net-zero target (-15), and absence of decarbonization capex disclosure. No material toxic-waste or water controversies are explicitly stated in the filing.
Criticisms on file
No material criticisms on file for this pillar.
Disclosed initiatives
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ESG Governance & TCFD/SASB AlignmentCompany references work to align with TCFD and SASB standards and has expanded voluntary sustainability disclosures. Notes evolving internal processes for measuring and reporting sustainability metrics.
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Compliance with CSRD & Climate Disclosure RequirementsCompany acknowledges EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive and California Climate Accountability Laws as drivers for enhanced disclosure frameworks and third-party assurance.
Social story
ITT's social score reflects moderate performance with several acknowledged risks but limited disclosure of remedial measures. The 10-K identifies skilled-labor shortages and union-strike risks as material operational challenges; the filing explicitly references union strikes as a macro risk and notes labor disputes as potential business-interruption triggers, but does not disclose active union-suppression activities or recent labor litigation. No CEO-to-median-worker pay ratio, workforce turnover rate, or leadership diversity percentages are disclosed in the filing. The company notes difficulty attracting and retaining skilled engineering and manufacturing talent and acknowledges the need for competitive compensation and benefits, but provides no quantified labor-relations metrics or outcomes. No supply-chain human-rights audits, cobalt/lithium sourcing policies, or modern-slavery statements are disclosed. The filing references government-contractor compliance requirements (implying potential labor standards scrutiny) but does not detail supply-chain labor-rights due diligence. Penalized for lack of CEO-to-worker-ratio disclosure (-15), absence of diversity metrics (-15), and no documented supply-chain labor-rights framework (-15). No explicit union-suppression or major recent strikes are detailed (no additional -20 penalty applied).
Criticisms on file
No material criticisms on file for this pillar.
Disclosed initiatives
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Competitive Compensation & Benefits ProgramsCompany identifies need to offer competitive compensation, training, and flexibility to attract and retain skilled labor, engineers, and senior management.
Governance story
ITT's governance score reflects moderate controls with notable risks in capital-allocation accountability and regulatory compliance exposure. The filing does not disclose board independence percentage, share-class structure (dual-class or single-class), or annual lobbying expenditure. The company references anti-takeover provisions in its articles of incorporation and Indiana law, which may indicate staggered boards or preferred-stock issuance authority, but specific board independence metrics are absent. The 10-K identifies active government-contracting compliance risks and references past and potential future audits for government-contractor requirements; no material antitrust or financial-fraud SEC consent decrees are explicitly disclosed. The filing extensively documents cybersecurity, AI governance, and data-privacy regulatory exposure but does not detail specific fines or settled regulatory matters in the governance section. The company acknowledges participation in ongoing U.S. IRS and foreign tax-authority examinations but reports no material adverse resolutions. No active lobbying spend targeting environmental deregulation is disclosed. The company notes that SPX FLOW acquisition will require integration of compliance programs and notes potential pre-closing restrictions on business conduct, but no active litigation blocking shareholder climate proposals is disclosed. Penalized for missing board independence disclosure (-15), no explicit share-structure disclosure (assumed single-class, no penalty), and lack of lobbying-spend transparency (estimated -5 for incomplete disclosure rather than confirmed deregulatory lobbying). No major active antitrust/fraud proceedings detailed (no -20 penalty). No shareholder-litigation blocking climate votes disclosed (no -20 penalty).
Criticisms on file
No material criticisms on file for this pillar.
Disclosed initiatives
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GenAI Governance Committee & AI Risk ManagementCompany established GenAI Governance Committee with restrictions limiting AI tool usage to approved enterprise-level platforms. Controls include data stewardship, bias detection, reliability testing, human oversight, incident response, and decommissioning protocols.
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Cybersecurity & Data Privacy Compliance ProgramActive monitoring of data-security regulations across jurisdictions. Company references implementation of internal controls, security processes, and evolving privacy-compliance frameworks in response to U.S., EU, China, and other regulatory regimes.
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Government Contractor Compliance & Audit ReadinessCompany acknowledges audits and investigations for government-contractor regulatory compliance; maintains compliance frameworks for export controls, trade sanctions, and Foreign Corrupt Practices Act requirements.
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