Porto is more than an insurance company — it is an ecosystem of protection service solutions with embedded technology, designed to improve and simplify the customer experience. With nearly 80 years in the market, the company operates four business units: Porto Seguro, Porto Saúde, Porto Bank, and Porto Serviço. In addition to 18 million unique customers, Porto has 13,500 employees, 13,000 service providers, and 37,000 partner brokers, along with branches and regional offices across Brazil.
The Porto ecosystem also includes: Azul Seguros, Itaú Seguros de Auto e Residência, Porto Seguro Uruguay, among others. In 2024, the company reported revenues of R$ 37 billion and a net profit of R$ 2.7 billion. This is a moment of accelerated growth and expansion into new business fronts, aimed at launching increasingly innovative products and becoming an even stronger safe harbor for people and their dreams.
OUR COMMITMENT
TO THE CLIMATE AGENDA
Porto continuously monitors and evaluates the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions generated by its activities.These emissions are consolidated in the company’s Emissions Inventory, published annually since 2011 and, in recent years, audited by an independent third-party verification. We work continuously to systematize data collection, ensuring traceability and transparency to provide accurate and reliable reporting.
To advance our maturity on the topic, deepen our understanding, and lay the foundation for building a decarbonization plan, we embarked last year on a journey in partnership with WayCarbon — a globally recognized company for its climate solutions. The work began with a detailed analysis of our emissions profile, screening scopes 1, 2, and especially scope 3. One of the key milestones of this initiative was Porto’s pioneering adoption — the first in Brazil — of the Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF) methodology to calculate our insured emissions.
Based on projected future emissions, considering the expected business growth and Brazil's climate commitments under the Paris Agreement, we are developing emission reduction targets for the next 5 and 10 years. Following this, we conducted a detailed analysis of emission reduction projects aligned with global initiatives, methodologies, and our value chain.
We are committed to reducing our scope 1 and 2 emissions. Given the complexity of scope 3, we are phasing this process. We are still in the process of defining a reduction strategy for category 15, which includes our financed and insured emissions. Our focus is to implement a robust plan to reduce absolute emissions and make our operations increasingly sustainable.
1. Resilient Infrastructure
2. Climate Intelligence
3. Insurance & Agribusiness
4. Insurance Supporting the Expansion of Brazil’s Green Fleet
5. Insurance for Sustainable Industrial Development
6. Social and Investment Protection
7. Sustainable Finance