Collaborative relationships that generate sustainable value
Alliances, through collaborative relationships

FCC Construcción, a pioneer in collaborative business relationships
AENOR certification under the standard ISO 44001 endorses the implmentation and effective performance of the company's collaborative business relationships management system (CBRMS), addressed to engage with high-impact strategic relationships with clients, suppliers, internal and external partners and shareholders, identified and managed as part of the collaborative business relationships programme.
The benefits of ISO 44001 certification include increased business opportunities, control of the transfer of knowledge between parties, the ability to consolidate relationships with suppliers, clients and partners based on a win-win philosophy, optimising costs and creating value, and the capacity to strengthen competitiveness to gain access to international markets.
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We are the first Spanish company and the world's first construction company to join the United Nations Sustainable Finance Group

FCC Construcción, a pioneer in collaborative business relationships
In line with the transition towards a sustainable economy, the CFO Coalition for the SDGs has consolidated its impact metrics. The response rate for progress reports has risen to 91.2%. In total, the cumulative volume of corporate investments directly aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by Coalition companies has risen exponentially, reaching USD 281,000 million since 2020 (representing 41 per cent of their total investments and putting the Coalition on track to meet its global target of mobilising USD 500,000 million by the end of 2025).
For its part, the Construction, Materials and Property sector—to which FCC Construcción belongs—is playing an active role: it has reported a total of 67 targets, of which 12 per cent (8 targets) have been channelled through sustainability-linked bonds and loans (SLBs/SLLs), whilst 42 per cent have been established under benchmarking schemes. The SDGs most frequently addressed by this industry continue to be, in order of priority, SDGs 11, 13, 9, 8 and 12.
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