Join us on our sustainable journey
In order to create better living and working spaces today and for future generations, Reynaers Group has embraced sustainability as a vital part of its corporate strategy.
Promises and good intentions are no longer enough - it is time to act to have a lasting positive impact. Reynaers Act is a company-wide programme that encompasses all our internal and external sustainable initiatives. We keep track of our futureproof actions in the Reynaers Group sustainability report, "Our sustainable road ahead".
Facing the challenges of tomorrow requires perseverance, investment, strong partnerships, and time. While our journey is still ongoing, we remain confident in our ability to achieve our goals together.
Green commitments with impact
At Reynaers Group, we tackle climate change head-on and strive for global sustainability. Our actions are guided by three pillars: Safeguarding our planet, Engaging our people, and Taking responsibility towards society.
Safeguarding our planet
Climate change is an indisputable global challenge that demands immediate and collective action. As an international company, Reynaers Group recognises its potential environmental impact and chooses not to turn a blind eye, but to take its responsibility.
Engaging our people
Our success relies on the dedication and passion of our 2650 employees. That is why we invest in lifelong learning and leadership development, focus on mental health and physical well-being, and create an empowering culture of diversity and inclusion.
Taking responsibility towards society
By actively engaging with our communities and collaborating ethically up and down our value chain, Reynaers Group can build and maintain long-term relationships based on full transparency and mutual trust.
Building our strategy
Our Corporate Sustainability Strategy is the result of an in-depth process of research and connecting with our peers. Desk and sector research, surveys, internal workshops and external stakeholder interviews have led to a balanced and objective plan for a better future.
Materiality assessment
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) requires companies to report on the environmental and societal impact of their activities. One task for companies is to identify the most important sustainable topics for their stakeholders, and their impact in terms of company growth, cost and risk. This exercise is called a double materiality assessment.
Sustainability report
Our sustainability report
