The management of every company should be sensitive to the demands and interests of all stakeholders and to place people at the centre of their attention.
Currently, a company cannot be considered as sustainable if it has an indefinite concept both in terms of its responsibilities and of the limits of its actions. The company is an integral part of a society and not just a producer of goods and services to be sold to third parties. Its activity is not limited to the economics factor: its ethical behaviour, its concern for the environment and its insertion in the community, are latent issues of concern to COPRIM executives.

COPRIM is in full evolution on RSE practices.

COPRIM believes that RSE should be focussed on the principle of shared value, i.e., in choosing alternatives that mutually benefit both the society and the company. In particular, this firm is interested in being involved in a healthy society, where there are good systems of education and social protection to induce a productive and competent workforce.