Sopra Steria: Scope 1 and 2 emissions down 64.6% since 2019

2030 targets for scopes 1 and 2 exceeded, scope 3 at 33.2% reduction

Sopra Steria has targets validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) aimed at carbon neutrality ("Net Zero") by 2040 across its entire value chain. By 2030, the group aims for a 54% reduction in its scope 1 and 2 emissions and a 37.5% reduction in its scope 3 emissions, compared to 2019. At the end of 2025, the decrease reached 64.6% for scopes 1 and 2 and 33.2% for scope 3.

Over one year, scope 3 emissions fell by 12%, a decline that the group attributes primarily to improved data quality and more precise methodology. Purchases represented 83% of scope 3 emissions in 2025. Emissions related to transportation declined by 5% over one year, with a 7% decrease for business travel and a 4% decrease for commuting and remote work.

The energy savings plan reduced office consumption by 18% compared to 2021. At the end of 2025, 40% of sites, representing 69% of the workforce, were ISO 14001 certified.

Part of variable compensation linked to emission reduction targets

In 2025, 5% of the annual variable compensation of the chief executive officer and all managers were linked to the achievement of greenhouse gas emission reduction targets related to transportation. The 16 members of the executive committee have climate-related incentives. For the sustainability development director and the procurement director, 40% of the variable portion are tied to a group performance indicator incorporating environmental criteria.

The group indicates that it is not subject to a carbon pricing mechanism, but anticipates being so within the next three years. No provisions for environmental risks were established during the fiscal year.

Under the European green taxonomy, 123.5 million euros of revenue, or 2.2% of consolidated revenue of 5,648 million euros, are deemed eligible, a proportion that the company qualifies as non-significant. Biodiversity was not identified as a material issue following the double materiality analysis; however, the group plans to place its supervision under the board of directors within the next two years.