17/09/2026

FCCenviro launches its first Sustainability Strategy 2026-2030 to accelerate the transformation of its business model

The new roadmap establishes five strategic pillars, 15 actions and 29 measurable targets across decarbonisation, circular economy, people, business conduct and innovation.

FCCenviro, the company that brings together the environmental services activities of the FCC Group, has launched its first Sustainability Strategy 2026-2030, a common roadmap for the 12 countries in which it operates, integrating sustainability into management, decision-making and the future development of the business.

The strategy represents a major milestone for FCCenviro, bringing together under a single corporate framework the commitments and initiatives developed across its four geographical platforms. The plan is structured around five strategic pillars, 15 actions and 29 targets, supported by performance indicators that will enable annual measurement and reporting of progress.

"Our first Sustainability Strategy represents a decisive step in FCCenviro’s transformation. It provides us with a shared vision, concrete objectives and a common monitoring framework to move forward with ambition and discipline. We want to continue growing and delivering essential services, but in a way that is increasingly innovative, circular, safe and efficient," said Íñigo Sanz, CEO of FCCenviro.

The strategy translates FCCenviro’s commitments into a concrete, measurable and transparent roadmap focused on decarbonisation, circular economy, innovation, people and business conduct. Through clearly defined targets for 2030 and an annual monitoring framework, the company aims to reduce its environmental footprint, accelerate digital transformation, promote a safe and inclusive workplace, and strengthen ethics and sustainability throughout its value chain, contributing to cleaner, more circular and resilient cities.

The FCCenviro Sustainability Strategy 2026-2030 is available here. Discover how we are turning commitments into action to build more sustainable and resilient cities.

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