The ISO 37001 certification process has been completed for the corruption prevention management system at the Genoese port terminals of the PSA Italy group, a path to ethical and transparent business practices that had been initiated with "The Code", the code of ethics adopted by the parent company PSA International of Singapore is subject to continuous updating. The UNI EN ISO 37001 standard defines the requirements for a effective anti-corruption management. The certification, issued by the independent body SGS, certifies that PSA's Genoese terminals Italy have implemented strict measures to prevent, detect and tackle corruption.

PSA Genova Pra' Spa obtained certification on January 3rd 2025, while PSA SECH - Terminal Contenitori Porto Di Genova Spa, Certified since 2018, it was recertified on 11 October 2024 valid until 10 October 2027. At the same time, the PSA Venice - Vecon terminal in Venice is preparing for obtain certification during 2025.

"In a crucial sector such as the port, where the transparency and integrity are fundamental - highlighted Roberto Ferrari, managing director of PSA's three terminals Italy - PSA Italy's Genoese terminals have taken a step significant becoming a virtuous example on the national scene. Through the adoption of ISO 37001 certification, PSA Italy has demonstrated a concrete commitment to the prevention of corruption, raising its operational standards and setting itself as a model of reference for the entire sector".