Sustainable value creating
Assemblin’s operation is based on a sustainable business model in which value creation for people and the environment is a precondition for positive development over time.
Our ambition is to run a profitable, healthy business with respect for the world around us, and that we shall manage our own and other’s resources efficiently. This means that we must take care of our employees and other resources we use in our deliveries, and that we must consider the impact that our service and installation solutions give rise to. This enables us to contribute to positive development in the society.
Developing a new approach
Assemblin has had an ambitious sustainability agenda and has been actively working on sustainability for several years. As part of the Assemblin Caverion Group, our sustainability approach will be updated, which will be completed in 2025. This means that Assemblin's sustainability platform will be gradually phased out as the new platform develops. More information about the new, joint platform can be found on the Assemblin Caverion Group website, which includes:
- New science-based climate targets (approved by SBTi)
- Joint sustainability reporting from 2025 (for the 2024 financial year) based on a new, updated materiality analysis (according to the CSRD/ESRS methodology)
- Some joint climate reporting for the 2024 financial year in the international reporting tool CDP
- Formal support for the UN's "Global Compact" from 2025
Sustainability management
In our decentralised organisation, work on sustainability takes place within each division. A central Sustainability Network is established for coordination and follow-up. The Sustainability Network has the task of monitoring legislation, following up on various sustainability initiatives carried out in our operations, channelling and sharing good ideas and preparing common issues for decisions at Executive Management Team level. The convenor of Assemblin’s Sustainability Network is the Sustainability Director.
Contact the Sustainability Committee
Assemblin Sustainability Policy
Most material sustainability aspects
In the fall of 2013, Assemblin conducted a materiality analysis to identify the sustainability aspects considered as most material from an impact and financial perspective. In 2024, Assemblin Caverion Group carried out an updated materiality analysis, which will be presented in early 2025.
