Sustainable Business

Business integrity in line with our four virtues

Integrity across our value chain

The transport and logistics sector is vulnerable to corrupt business practices, particularly in high-risk countries.

As a global organisation with an asset-light business model that contracts with suppliers to deliver services on our behalf, we rely on building and maintaining a common understanding of how we expect business to be conducted with our people, suppliers and other third parties.

We conduct our business with integrity and comply with all laws applicable to our business in all the regions and countries where SGL operates.

Read all about our other Sustainability commitments and priorities

 

Grounded in virtues and policies
Our approach is grounded in our four virtues, the Code of Conduct and Supplier Code of Conduct. Combined with specific policies on anti-corruption, data protection, IT security and insider regulations, they help our people and suppliers to make the right decisions.

Some of our progress in highlights:

Integrity & Compliance Across Value Chain: Codified employee- and supplier code of conduct incl. anti-corruption and data protection regulations

 

High Reporting Standards: Complies and reports on GRI, SASB, CDP and TCFD frameworks for sustainability and climate risk disclosure

New IT Information Security Policy: Implemented to protect and improve data and system security in SGL

Whistleblower Policy: For all SGLs employees, customer and suppliers to anonymously raise any serious concerns, including any suspicion or knowledge of illegal, unethical or irregular conduct

Get in touch

Martin Andersen

Global Head of Sustainability | ESG & Quality

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