TechnicAtome publishes its CSR report for 2025

To achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, public-interest companies* are called upon to strengthen environmental and social initiatives within their strategies. Building on the DPEF, Non-Financial Performance report, and in anticipation of the CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive), which will take effect in 2028 and will increase companies’ obligations regarding the disclosure of information on environmental, social, and governance issues, TechnicAtome is publishing a CSR report detailing how these issues are integrated into the company’s various processes and across all its activities.

The CSR roadmap that TechnicAtome adopted in 2023 is structured around three priority areas of action: health and safety, the low-carbon economy, and inclusion/diversity. For each of these areas, objectives have been set and are monitored by the company’s governance bodies. The CSR report details the initiatives carried out in 2025 to fulfill the company’s commitments. For example, rainwater harvesting for irrigation, making the company’s vehicle fleet more environmentally friendly, and incorporating CSR criteria into the procurement process are all initiatives aimed at decarbonization, while discrimination awareness training is offered to employees, and the reporting process has been revised.

Hightlights of the CSR roadmap (2021-2026)  : 

Regarding decarbonization and environment :

• lower by 20% scopes 1 et 2** GHG emissions
• limit to 0,5 tCO2eq per employee/a year for business travel
• limit to 1,5 tCO2eq per employee/a year for commuting travels
• source at least 50% of purchases from suppliers that comprehensively measure their carbon footprint

Regarding diversity and inclusion :

• increase the proportion of women in the workforce by 5%
• increase the number of women among the top 10 highest-paid employees by 10%
• increase the number of women among the top 100 highest-paid employees by 10%
• maintain the proportion of employees aged 55 and older
• increase the proportion of people with disabilities by 20%

*This disclosure requirement currently applies to public-interest companies with more than 500 employees and net revenue exceeding 50 million euros or total assets exceeding 25 million euros.

**Scope 1 represents direct greenhouse gas emissions generated by the company (industrial processes, business travel, etc.); Scope 2 includes indirect emissions related to energy (from the production of energy used by the company).