Sacyr has been recognized as one of the most sustainable companies in the Construction and Engineering industry, according to evaluations conducted by the prestigious S&P agency and Sustainalytics.
For the fifth consecutive year, the infrastructure concessionaire has been included in S&P’s 2026 Sustainability Yearbook. This internationally acclaimed publication highlights companies that excel in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance.
To qualify for the Sustainability Yearbook, companies must rank within the top 15% of their sector's scoring and maintain a score within 30% of the category leader.
In this edition, which reflects 2025 data, Sacyr achieved a score of 76 out of 100 in the Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) questionnaire. This marks a two-point increase from 2024 and a 25% improvement since its initial assessment in 2021.
Sustainalytics designates Sacyr an ESG Leader
Adding to this significant recognition, Sacyr has also been named a “2026 ESG Leader” by Sustainalytics, based on its strong performance in their ESG Risk Rating.
This distinction is awarded to organizations that not only effectively manage ESG risks but also actively contribute to creating a positive and sustainable impact within their operating environment.
Sacyr Sustainable Roadmap 2024-2027
These achievements underscore Sacyr's commitment and the robustness of its Sacyr Sustainable Roadmap 2024–2027 strategy. Through this roadmap, the company focuses on four key pillars: planet, people, prosperity, and governance.
These pillars are further supported by three cross-cutting enablers: Culture, Innovation, and Sustainable Finance. Concrete objectives and actions have been defined for each of these plans, all aimed at maximizing positive impact across all of the company's operations.
Furthermore, Sacyr has an innovative Sustainable Finance Framework that encompasses all possible types of sustainable financing: green, social, and sustainability-linked.
The company continues its progress towards a more responsible business model by actively implementing its climate change strategy, including the validation of its zero emissions target (SBTi) by 2050. Additionally, Sacyr is also enhancing its position as an employer brand and maximizing its positive impact on the communities where it operates, in line with international best practices.
