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Industries
Eye For Business combines human-led assurance with AI-powered business intelligence to analyse commercial, value chain and sustainability material risks and opportunities across 36 industry sectors.
Health
Material issues include patient safety, regulatory compliance, data privacy, reimbursement mechanisms, and the adoption of new technologies. Organisations must address operational resilience, care quality, and demonstrate governance over research, product standards and cross-border health service delivery.
Energy
Operators face exposure to commodity price swings, decarbonisation policies and physical infrastructure risks. Effective management of emissions, asset integrity, safety, and regulatory compliance is central to sustainable performance as stakeholder expectations on climate and community impacts increase.
Food & beverages
Profitability is influenced by price volatility, input sourcing, production efficiency and safety standards. Food safety, traceability, labelling and environmental impacts, such as water usage and waste management, are key considerations for stakeholders and sustainability reporting.
Manufacturing
Significant risks include input cost volatility, supply chain interruption, production quality and workplace safety. Environmental standards for emissions and waste, as well as compliance with product regulations, are key to maintaining market access and long-term competitive advantage.
Materials
Resource extraction and processing bring heightened risks from environmental regulation, price volatility, permitting delays and tailings management. Material topics include water use, labour conditions, biodiversity loss, lifecycle emissions and compliance, requiring strong governance and transparent reporting to support long-term value.
Mobility
Fleet efficiency, workforce safety, emissions regulation and infrastructure reliability remain central. Operational risks are shaped by logistics demand, evolving vehicle standards, decarbonisation targets and community impacts – requiring integrated risk management and compliance with health, safety and environmental law.
Tourism
Central issues include managing demand volatility, ensuring safety, optimising resource efficiency and promoting customer wellbeing. Environmental pressures from travel, including destination footprint and site stewardship, require prudent risk controls and attention to safety, regulation and the quality of experience.