Summary sustainability data

  Target Target year 2025 2024 2023

Most satisfied customers          

SCI always over 75   80 78 80

Best workplace          

eNPS (employee Net Promotor Score) Surpass industry benchmark   31 28 26
Serious accidents Contracting trend   49 33 48
 Own employees     28 20 30
 Subcontractors     21 13 18
LTIi     222    
LTIF1     10    
LTI4   125 136 144
LTIF4   5.6 5.9 5.9
Number of risk observations   50,000 45,921 54,578

Leader in social responsibility          

Number of employees   12,962 13,383 14,107
 Permanent employees   12,629 13,093 13,801
 Project/temporary employees   333 290 306
 Full-time employees   12,566 12,969 13,671
 Part-time employees   117 124 130
 White-collar workers   6,184 6,290 6,600
 Skilled workers   6,778 7,093 7,507
Employee turnover %     19 17 21

Equal opportunity          

Women %   18 15 15
Women on the Board and in executive management %   38 38 38
Equal opportunity recruitment, production management and production support (WCW) % >30.0   43.8 39.1 18.8
Equal opportunity recruitment, production and processing (SW) % >6.0   13.7 10.6 14.2

Sick leave %     4.1 4.2 4.5

 White-collar workers %   2.4 2.4 2.6
 Skilled workers %   5.7 5.7 6.1

Energy          

Total energy consumption MWh   970,100 1,092,000 1,022,000
Energy intensity % -30 2026 -30 -22 -26
Renewable fuel %   31 30 29

CO2e emissions, tons          

Scope 1   149,955 176,000 173,000
Scope 2 location-​​based calculation method   3,254 4,500 6,000
Scope 2 market-based calculation method   8,127 14,500 15,000
Scope 3   1,875,815    
CO2 intensity own production (Scope 1+2) % -60 2030 -58 -50 -49
CO2 intensity input goods and purchased services (Scope 3) % -50 2030 -7 -12 -9

Waste          

Total amount generated waste, tons1)   1,365,584 1,250,0003) 991,000
Non-hazardous waste %   93 97 93
Waste intensity %     -28    

Treatment method for generated waste          

Recycled %   71 67 74

Ethics and anti-corruption          

Number of persons educated in ethics and anti-corruption   5,921 4,861 10,3522)
Number of corruption cases 0   7 15 8

Suppliers          

Number of supplier audits   69 72 37
Secure procurement %   86 85 79

1) Amount generated waste depends largely on Peab’s contract-​based commissions and can vary from year to year.
2) Updating of ethics and anti-​corruption training was carried out by all employees.
3) The increase is due to some major projects, including the collapse on the E6 outside Stenungsund.

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