On 31 January 2023, FCC Construcción's 2023-2026 Sustainability Strategy was approved with the clear objective of addressing the challenges facing the construction sector as an opportunity to move towards a more responsible, resilient and innovative business model.

To this end, a plan has been defined that is structured around four key dimensions: environmental, social, governance and a fourth dimension, which cuts across the previous ones, grouping together processes such as innovation, communication and alliances.

In terms of the time frame, it establishes a short-term vision that extends to 2026, a medium-term vision that sets objectives until 2030, and a long-term horizon, with objectives to be met in 2050.

As part of the governance of the Sustainability Strategy, it is established that the Sustainability Committee is ultimately responsible for its implementation. The participating areas are responsible for monitoring and evaluating the associated indicators. Based on this monitoring, the Sustainability and Innovation Department prepares reports that reflect the degree of progress in the implementation of the actions and objectives.

The report corresponding to the second Sustainability Strategy Monitoring Committee presents an analysis of the degree of compliance with the indicators established for the 2026, 2030 and 2050 time horizons. Of the 80 indicators defined with a target for 2026, 35 have been met (representing 43.75%). Of the eight specific indicators for 2030, two are considered to have been achieved (25%), while of the 28 established for 2050, six are considered to have been achieved (21.4%), with the rest still in the process of being achieved.

Based on the results obtained, FCC Construcción's Sustainability Strategy is consolidated as a firm commitment to transforming the challenges of the sector into opportunities for transformation, integrating innovation and responsibility into every aspect of its activity.