Measuring to Act: A Concrete Commitment to Sustainable Performance
At Manufactors Invest, we view environmental impact measurement as a strategic management tool and a driver of long-term value creation. The first presentation of our 2026 Carbon Footprint Assessment, based on 2025 data, represents a new milestone in our sustainability and transformation journey.
This assessment enables us to accurately identify our main emission sources, measure progress since our previous evaluation and strengthen our roadmap towards more sustainable growth. The results confirm the relevance of the actions already implemented while highlighting new opportunities for improvement.
Encouraging Results Supporting Our Decarbonization Path
The 2025 Carbon Footprint Assessment reports total emissions of 71.6 kTCO₂e, representing a 10.4% reduction compared with our previous reference assessment. This positive evolution reflects the first tangible impacts of the initiatives deployed across our brands and operations.
The analysis also highlights the distribution of emissions between our two main brands: MOLINEL accounts for 48.3 kTCO₂e, while ROBUR represents 23.3 kTCO₂e. These insights allow us to better understand the specific challenges of each activity and prioritize action plans according to operational realities and market dynamics.
Beyond absolute emissions, environmental performance indicators remain key tools to monitor progress and support decision-making in a sustainable business performance framework.
Products Remain the Primary Decarbonization Lever
The assessment confirms that products remain our main area for climate action. When considering manufacturing, use and end-of-life phases, products account for 91% of total emissions.
Product manufacturing alone represents more than 83% of our overall carbon footprint. This finding reinforces our conviction that meaningful decarbonization efforts must focus on raw materials, industrial processes, product design and logistics optimization.
While product-related emissions remain predominant, non-product emissions also deserve attention. Transportation, business travel and purchased goods and services account for most residual emissions and will continue to be addressed through dedicated improvement initiatives.
A Collective Approach Driven by Continuous Improvement
Beyond the figures, this first assessment demonstrates the strength of collective commitment across our organization. The quality of the results achieved relies on the involvement of numerous teams who contributed to data collection, consolidation and analysis.
We would like to sincerely thank all employees and stakeholders involved in this project for their dedication, professionalism and valuable support throughout the process. Their contribution has been essential in building a reliable and shared understanding of our carbon footprint.
At Manufactors Invest, we view carbon accounting not as an end goal but as a management tool supporting informed decision-making. Our ambition is clear: continue improving year after year, identify new reduction opportunities and integrate climate considerations into every strategic and operational decision.
This first assessment therefore marks an important milestone in our sustainability journey and opens the way for new initiatives, stronger objectives and an even more ambitious transformation of our businesses.
