Capgemini says only 15% of firms fully quantify financial impact of climate risks

• Capgemini research flagged a shift toward climate adaptation, with 68% of executives prioritizing it in 2026, up from 56% in 2025.
• Only 15% of organizations fully quantified the financial impact of climate-related disruptions, despite widespread supply-chain disruption risk.
• 83% plan to increase climate adaptation spending over the next 12–18 months; sustainability outlays averaged 1.04% of revenue last year.
• Net-zero execution weakened, with 42% on track for 2030 or interim targets; 29% postponed objectives, up from 8% in 2025.
• AI use rose, with nearly two-thirds deploying it for sustainability; just over one-third measure AI energy use or carbon footprint.

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