Integrated Report Fiscal 2025

Strategy & performance

Continued progress in sustainability

In Fiscal 2025, Sodexo’s solid financial performance was accompanied by continued progress on sustainability commitments.

People
Ensuring the safety of employees

With the commitment of everyone at all levels of the company, Sodexo records a new performance in safety. By the end of Fiscal 2025, Sodexo achieved a Lost Time Injury Rate (LTIR) of 0.45, the lowest rate ever recorded, down -4% compared to Fiscal 2024.

The graph shows the evolution of the company's Long-Term Rating (LTR) over five years: Fiscal Year 2021: LTR of 0.71.   Fiscal Year 2022: LTR of 0.65.   Fiscal Year 2023: LTR of 0.55.   Fiscal Year 2024: LTR of 0.47.   Fiscal Year 2025: LTR of 0.45.
Improving the quality of life and advancing employees

Sodexo encourages each of its talents to progress, to develop a career plan and to take advantage of the multiple professional opportunities, due to the diversity of its activities and professions.

  • 87.9% retention rate for site manager
  • 12.4 hours of training per employee on average
  • 10.8% of on-site managers promoted internally
Ensuring a diverse workforce and inclusive culture

Sodexo is committed to providing an inclusive environment throughout the world and continues its long-standing commitment to increasing the number of women in its teams.

  • 53% of women among total workforce
  • 42% of women among Group Senior Executives
  • +7.5%+7.5% of disabled employees (vs. Fiscal 2024)
Planet

In line with its ambition, Sodexo has been committed to reducing carbon emissions linked to its activities since 2017. Today, Sodexo is mobilizing its entire ecosystem to reduce the Group's carbon footprint.

  • -37.7% reduction in carbon emissions scopes 1 and 2 (vs. 2017*)
  • -19.1% reduction in carbon emissions scope 3 (vs. 2017*)
  • -34.1% reduction in carbon emissions intensity vs. revenues (vs. 2017*)

During Fiscal 2025, Sodexo continued its efforts to optimize energy use, promote local and sustainable agricultural practices and support its suppliers in reducing their carbon emissions. The Group also significantly accelerated the deployment of its Waste Watch program, a deployment dynamic accompanied by an increase in performance in reducing food waste.

Share of renewable electricity in direct operations
The graph tracks the share of renewable electricity used at the company's sites from 2017 to 2025: 2017: 13.5%.   2022: 29.3%.   2023: 57.4%.   2024: 73%.   2025: 96.9% (target for 2025).
Fight against food waste
  • 85.4% of WasteWatch sites deployment coverage** (+8.5 points vs. Fiscal 2024)
  • -47.6% of food waste reduction on average in these sites
Responsible sourcing
  • 2.8 billion euros spent with SME suppliers
  • 100% of certified sustainable palm oil
  • 92.1% of sustainable fish and seafood (in kg)

For more information, see Chapter 2 of the Universal Registration Document.