Gunnebo Group’s newest CSRD-compliant sustainability report paints a clear picture of remarkable progress, showcasing significant advancements in gender diversity, a surge in renewable energy adoption, and bolstered supplier governance across its global operations. The findings underscore the company’s deepening commitment to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles.
A striking highlight from the report is the profound shift in leadership at Gunnebo Safe Storage. Women now command an impressive 44% of management positions within this business unit, a powerful leap from just 22% previously. This substantial rebalancing reflects Gunnebo Group’s deliberate and successful efforts to cultivate a more inclusive and equitable organization.
The company’s environmental footprint is also shrinking, with renewable energy usage climbing to 17% from a previous 10%. This steady upward trend demonstrates Gunnebo Group’s accelerating transition towards more sustainable energy sources and a tangible reduction in its ecological impact.
Recognizing the critical role of its extended network, Gunnebo Group has proactively strengthened its risk management framework. The introduction of a common Group ESG Template provides a robust, standardized tool for evaluating new and high-risk suppliers, ensuring environmental, social, and governance factors are rigorously assessed throughout its vast supply chain.
Per Hökfelt, Head of Sustainability at Gunnebo Group, emphasized the significance of these achievements. “This year’s sustainability report reflects clear, measurable progress across key areas of our business,” Hökfelt stated. “From significantly increasing female representation in management to expanding our use of renewable energy and strengthening how we assess suppliers, we are building a more structured and transparent approach. By improving how we collect and use data, we are better positioned to track performance, identify priorities and drive continuous improvement.”
The report meticulously details how sustainability is intrinsically woven into every facet of the organization. This comprehensive integration spans supplier engagement, rigorous business ethics, a keen focus on environmental impact, and robust social performance metrics. Key indicators include EcoVadis performance, carbon footprint reduction strategies, renewable energy consumption, as well as crucial social markers such as safety records, career development opportunities, and gender representation.
Gunnebo Group views sustainability reporting not merely as a compliance exercise, but as a vital instrument for transparency, stakeholder engagement, and relentless continuous improvement. This structured data collection and analytical approach empowers the company to identify emerging opportunities, meticulously monitor progress, and continuously refine its overarching strategy. This commitment is further bolstered by close internal collaborations and ongoing dialogue with customers and partners, where sustainability remains a pivotal factor in strategic decision-making.
Stefan Syrén, President and CEO of Gunnebo Group, underscored the company’s unwavering commitment. “Our direction is clear. We are committed to progressing against our long-term sustainability targets and to doing so in a transparent and structured way,” Syrén affirmed. “This report reflects the discipline we are building across our organization, ensuring sustainability remains an integral part of how we operate, develop and grow.”
The full report is now accessible for download directly from the Gunnebo website, offering complete transparency to all interested parties.

