Bridges Annual Report 2024/25

16th December 2025

Highlights from a year in which the Bridges group continued to build our platform of sustainable and impact assets, despite the challenging macro environment.

Our 2024/25 Annual Report features highlights from the last year across the Bridges platform.

This has been a challenging year politically for the broader impact and sustainability movement. But we continue to see strong demand for solutions to some of our biggest social and environmental challenges – from housing and elderly care, to building decarbonisation and the energy transition – not least because of the growing evidence that these investments can create and preserve economic value.

What’s more, this year has also seen some positive developments in technology, policy and regulation – further strengthening our conviction that a more sustainable and inclusive future is still very much achievable.

Our report shows how the breadth of the Bridges group – from our property and private equity teams, to our specialist not-for-profit Outcomes platform, to our dedicated knowledge function, to our Impact Foundation – allows us to better understand the challenges we are trying to solve, and support a range of different solutions requiring different types of capital.

 

Click to read Bridges Annual Report 2025

Related insights

View all
2nd July 2026

The intelligence era: The electrification opportunity – and why intelligence is key to its success

Solving grid capacity constraints and building an “intelligence layer” of AI-driven optimisation tools are the keys to unlocking Europe’s electrification ambitions.

Read more
18th June 2026

The intelligence era: Making manufacturing smarter

AI and robotics are enabling manufacturers to cut waste and energy use – making intelligent manufacturing a powerful lever for decarbonising the global economy.

Read more
4th June 2026

The intelligence era: An intelligent response to climate change

When communities are already living with the consequences of climate change, AI and data science are giving us powerful new tools to anticipate, price and manage climate risk before disaster…

Read more
21st May 2026

The intelligence era: Making energy more intelligent

As renewables flood the grid faster than it can handle them, AI-powered software is emerging as the critical missing piece in the clean energy transition.

Read more