Sustainability

In 2025, we completed the 2023–2025 Sustainability Master Plan, integrating sustainability across all business areas and into the day-to-day management of our assets. We maintained our commitment to ethical conduct and people’s well-being, and we continued to advance decarbonization, circular-economy initiatives, and respect for biodiversity. The methodology we have used to calculate our ESG performance metrics has been adjusted to reflect changes in our scope resulting from the concessions we ceased to operate in during 2025.

Throughout 2025, we carried out global road-safety awareness campaigns focused on common risks: blind spots, speed, internal and external traffic management, distractions, alcohol consumption, vehicle maintenance, and adverse weather conditions. These actions were complemented by roadside signage, printed and digital educational materials, radio campaigns, and participation in international initiatives such as Be Safe Together (IBTTA) and (S)he Works, I Care from the European Road Safety Charter.

We want to learn from every accident, in line with our ambition to achieve zero accidents by 2050.

Our environmental strategy is based on risk management, climate-change adaptation, and the protection of natural capital. Our actions are guided by the Environmental Policy, the Circular Economy Policy, and the new Nature Protection and Restoration Policy, adopted in 2025, which reinforce our commitment to prevent impacts, restore habitats, and promote a more circular and low-emissions operating model.

Our Sustainability Master Plan establishes three key management areas:

We have a Decarbonization Plan that sets our ambition to reach net-zero emissions by 2040. Our emissions-reduction targets, validated by SBTi, apply across all three scopes. In this area, the most representative 2025 metrics were:

In 2025, we advanced the implementation of the four pillars that structure our Circular Economy Policy and Plan: materials and products, waste, water, and organization. In addition to focusing on the efficient use of materials and improving related metrics, we prioritized water management by implementing systems for water capture, optimization, and reuse.

We operate in countries classified as megadiverse, such as Mexico and India. For this reason, in 2025 we reinforced our commitment to protecting natural capital by approving the Nature Protection and Restoration Policy.

Higher traffic volumes inherently increase the likelihood of incidents on the roads. However, thanks to the measures implemented, we ensured that this growth did not translate into a proportional increase in the rate of serious or fatal accidents. As a result, the three-year rolling annual average has remained in line with—or below—the national average of the respective road networks in the regions where we operate.

We hold ISO 9001, 14001, 45001, and 39001 certifications, reflecting our commitment to service excellence and delivering a reliable and safe journey from the very first kilometer.

Through its vectors and lines of action, the Master Plan contributes to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. In addition, the UN General Assembly’s recent declaration of the first Decade of Sustainable Transport (2026–2035) further reinforces the relevance of our sector as an accelerator of the sustainable transition.

We highlight some of our contributions in 2025: