Sacyr has released its second Natural Capital Report, a biennial document that highlights the company's dedication to biodiversity protection and the integration of nature-related criteria into its business model.
This edition outlines the progress achieved in 2024 and 2025 in identifying, managing, and mitigating impacts on ecosystems, as well as assessing risks and opportunities associated with natural capital.
The Report outlines Sacyr's comprehensive approach to integrating nature into business decision-making, spanning from corporate governance to project execution.
Over the 2024-2025 period, the company has advanced in measuring its ecosystem impacts and has launched a wide array of initiatives dedicated to protecting fauna, flora, ecosystems, and historical and cultural heritage in the countries where it operates.
Rigorous International Standards
For this edition, Sacyr ensured the document adheres to the most rigorous international standards for nature-related disclosure. This includes GRI 101 Biodiversity, ESRS E4 on Biodiversity and Ecosystems from the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), and the recommendations of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD).
This alignment not only elevates the report's technical quality but also firmly establishes Sacyr among global leaders in non-financial reporting best practices.
The Report also underscores robust governance, showcasing the critical role of the Biodiversity Committee, established in 2022. This committee serves as a vital coordination hub between senior management and project environmental teams.
It also outlines Sacyr's core corporate policies guiding its actions in this area, including the Biodiversity Policy, the Water Policy, and the comprehensive integration of environmental criteria throughout its supply chain.
