Hager publishes its 2025/26 Annual & Sustainability Report

• New report highlights measurable progress across Hager's E3 strategy.

• More than a review of financial and sustainability performance, this year's Annual & Sustainability Report serves as Hager's central reference for transparent, audited sustainability information.
• Against a backdrop of continued economic and geopolitical uncertainty, Hager maintained stable turnover of €3.0 billion in 2025.
  
  

Measurable progress across Ethics, Employees and Environment

Hager continued to make measurable progress across its E3 sustainability strategy in 2025. Compared with the 2021 baseline, the company reduced its Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 27% and Scope 3 emissions by 17%. Through its energy management businesses Eficia and Advizeo, Hager also enabled 1.4 TWh of customer energy savings, helping customers improve the energy performance of their buildings.

 

Daniel Hager, Chairman of the Supervisory Board, said: "Buildings shape the future for generations. That is why the values that have shaped us – courage, authenticity, and integrity – matter more than ever."

 

Hager's sustainability performance continues to receive external recognition. In 2025, the company was awarded EcoVadis Platinum for the second consecutive year, placing it among the top one percent of more than 130,000 assessed companies worldwide. Hager also achieved a CDP A- rating for its leadership in climate transparency and action.

 

"Sustainability and commercial ambition are not pointing in different directions. At Hager, they are the same direction. That is what makes our position so strong“, explained Sabine Busse, Chief Executive Officer.

 

Focus on developments in human sustainability

The report also highlights progress across the Ethics and Employees pillars. Internal mobility accounted for 30% of all open positions filled, reflecting Hager's commitment to developing talent and fostering long-term careers. 81% of targeted permanent employees completed the Ethics Training Programme, while 21 Ethics Ambassadors are now active across ten countries.

 

Matthieu Alexandropoulos, Sustainability Director, commented: "Sustainability at Hager is a transformation practice. That is both less glamorous and more durable than any campaign."

 

Supporting informed decisions

Alongside the Annual & Sustainability Report, Hager is launching Pulse, a new magazine designed for customers and partners. Available first in English, with French and German editions to follow, Pulse complements the report with concise insights, customer stories and business cases that support sustainability-related decision-making.

 

The 2025/26 Annual & Sustainability Report and the new Pulse magazine are now available on the Hager Global website.