Universal Registration Document Fiscal 2025

Sodexo faces both physical and transition risks linked to climate change, ranging from threats to the health, safety, and psychosocial well-being of employees and value chain workers during natural disasters, to the volatility of raw material prices caused by lower crop yields or geopolitical instability. To mitigate these impacts, Sodexo strengthens its health and safety governance, implements emergency preparedness in case of extreme weather events and business continuity plans, and supports employees and partners with appropriate resources. On the operational side, Sodexo invests in resilient infrastructure, renewable electricity, and energy-efficient technologies, balancing near-term capital expenditure with long-term cost savings and business resilience. By advancing responsible sourcing, supplier diversification, and regenerative agriculture practices, the Group reduces exposure to raw material price fluctuations while fostering more sustainable supply chains. Finally, through science-based targets, robust risk mapping, and CSRD-aligned reporting, Sodexo ensures compliance with evolving regulations, limits reputational and legal risks, and reinforces trust among clients, consumers, and stakeholders.

Sodexo is promoting renewable energy use across its own operations, with a commitment to 100% renewable electricity by 2025 and local solar and biomass initiatives, which was reached as of August 2025. To reduce value chain emissions, which represent over 90% of its carbon footprint, Sodexo works with suppliers on science-based targets, responsible sourcing, and low-carbon meals. Robust governance and SBTi-validated targets ensure compliance with evolving regulations and mitigate reputational or legal risks. Finally, by embedding sustainability KPIs into client contracts and rolling out carbon labeling, Sodexo responds to growing client and consumer expectations for low-carbon services.