SGS Mineral Services
SGS Sustainability Ambitions 2030 – Raising the Bar for Industry Standards and Supporting our Culture of Sustainability
To support this purpose, we have again set ourselves industry leading sustainability targets for the next decade through our Sustainability Ambitions 2030 (SA2030).
Our new corporate sustainability strategy enhances the value that SGS creates for shareholders, employees, customers and society by increasing the Group’s contribution to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and by addressing stakeholders’ concerns as well as non-financial risks.
Our SA2030 goals span our whole value chain and are comprehensive, tangible and easy to understand across our global network. They have clear action points and ownership for employees at a local level.
To achieve this, we are focusing on three pillars – a better planet, a better society and better governance:
- Better planet. The new strategy reinforces SGS’s commitment to protecting the planet. We commit to meeting our Science-based target of reducing by 55% our CO2 emissions per revenue1 by 2030, maintaining our Carbon Neutral status, and fully adopting the recommendations of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures.
- Better society. As a professional services company, our people are central to our strategy. The SA2030 focus on promoting diversity and equal opportunities and prioritizing the health and safety of our employees by diminishing our Total Recordable Incident Rate by 30%2 in 2030. In that timeframe, we also commit to doubling our positive impact on the local communities where we operate through employee volunteering.
- Better governance. The SA2030 focus on promoting SGS’s operational excellence and efficiency, for example by expanding our World Class Services program across our laboratories. We also focus on promoting sustainability across our extensive supply chain and developing our human rights due diligence program. By 2030 we aim to cover at least 90% of our spend with suppliers who have agreed with our Code of Conduct Principles.
SGS is committed to supporting our customers on their journey to sustainability, whatever their level of maturity in this process, through our Sustainability Solutions. We will use our impact valuation methodology to calculate the positive impact these services have on society.
The launch of our SA2030 goals reflects our internal commitment to sustainability and its strategic importance. SGS has linked ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) performance to the variable remuneration of its top management. The newly created Governance and Sustainability Committee within the Board of Directors oversees sustainability.
Frankie Ng, CEO, said, “As TIC industry leader, we are committed to continuously raising the bar on sustainability standards internally, for our industry and beyond. Our Sustainability Ambitions 2030 are completely aligned with our 2023 business strategy. We are convinced that both strategies will make a tangible and long-lasting positive impact on society and represent a great step towards enabling a better, safer and more interconnected world."
For further information, please contact:
Toby Reeks
SVP Corporate Communication, Sustainability & Investor Relations
t: +41 79 641 83 02
www.sgs.com
Source: https://www.sgs.com/geochem
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