Kiloutou has reached a new milestone in its CSR commitment: the Group has obtained Ecovadis Platinum certification this year, with an exceptional score of 93/100. This achievement places Kiloutou in the Top 1% of global companies assessed by Ecovadis.
Remarkable progress reflecting the work of structuring its CSR approach
After six consecutive years at the Gold level, Kiloutou has raised its CSR performance to an unprecedented level. This progress is the result of a coherent structuring of the management system and the resulting commitment of its team members to accelerate the Group's social and environmental transformation.
Kiloutou also stands out as a leader among carbon-certified companies.
For Elie Hajjar, Director of Materials and Sustainable Development – Kiloutou group: "This Platinum distinction and record score demonstrate the relevance of our CSR policy and the actions and measures that result from it. We have strong ambitions, enshrined in our corporate vision. These include reducing our environmental footprint, caring for our team members, and more responsible purchasing. This medal represents further proof of the progress of our actions. Reaching such a level also demonstrates that leasing can be a formidable lever for sustainable transformation."
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