Medtronic PLC 2015 IR
The report highlights Medtronic's performance for fiscal year 2015, a milestone year marked by the acquisition of Covidien. The company achieved $20.3 billion in revenue and invested $1.64 billion in research and development to advance its mission of alleviating pain and restoring health. Key sustainability achievements include a 7% reduction in carbon dioxide emissions and water use per unit of revenue compared to 2013. Medtronic also expanded its social impact through programs like Shruti in India and Project Baiterek in Kazakhstan, while donating 1.9% of global pretax profits to charitable causes. The report follows GRI G4 guidelines and emphasizes the company's transition toward value-based healthcare.
Company: Medtronic PLC
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: Ireland
Year: 2015
Type: IR
Pages: 104
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Medtronic PLC
Integrated Performance Report
The report highlights Medtronic's performance for fiscal year 2015, a milestone year marked by the acquisition of Covidien. The company achieved $20.3 billion in revenue and invested $1.64 billion in research and development to advance its mission of alleviating pain and restoring health. Key sustainability achievements include a 7% reduction in carbon dioxide emissions and water use per unit of revenue compared to 2013. Medtronic also expanded its social impact through programs like Shruti in India and Project Baiterek in Kazakhstan, while donating 1.9% of global pretax profits to charitable causes. The report follows GRI G4 guidelines and emphasizes the company's transition toward value-based healthcare.
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Report Year
2015
Reporting Period
Apr 25, 2014 - Apr 24, 2015
Fiscal Year
2015
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Integrated Report
Language
English
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