OUR COMMITMENTS

SOCIETY

Committed on the ground, we work to deliver a lasting economic and social impact in the regions where we operate, making our Group a key partner in local progress.

Through our “Society” pillar, we aim to maximise our societal contribution.

Our approach is grounded in the principles of integrity and responsibility. By strengthening our legitimacy to act alongside the regions where we operate, we affirm our role as a useful and responsible player — notably by supporting access to affordable, less carbon-intensive energy and access to employment for local communities.

Our commitments to society

Make energy more accessible and less carbon-intensive

Integrate and promote sustainability among our suppliers

Renew our support for communities

Be a leader in ethics issues

Make energy more accessible and less carbon-intensive

In Africa, Rubis supports communities in adopting more sustainable cooking solutions, combining access to cleaner energy, health protection and the preservation of natural resources.

Our target

3.7 million
people with access to cleaner cooking solutions by 2030, up from 3.1 million in 2024

Our target:

3.7 million
people with access to cleaner cooking solutions by 2030, up from 3.1 million in 2024

Integrate and promote sustainability among our suppliers

Our responsible purchasing policy aims to apply our ethical standards across our entire supply chain, with particular attention to respect for human rights and the environment, and to integrity in business practices.

This policy is supported by the tools required for its deployment, such as a Responsible Purchasing Charter and supplier assessment tools.

Our target

80%
of our strategic suppliers assessed on sustainability by 2030

Our target:

80%
of our strategic suppliers assessed on sustainability by 2030
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Renew our support for communities

We support training for employment in the communities around us through our new Together sponsorship programme.

Our target

≥ 15 projects
of general interest supported by 2030 for training for employment, across all our geographic regions

Our target:

≥15 projects
of general interest supported by 2030 for training for employment, across all our geographic regions

By supporting participants over a period of up to 18 months, this initiative helps them stabilise their personal circumstances, develop their entrepreneurial skills and put their project to a practical test. The programme benefits nearly 150 young people each year and reflects the values that have shaped our Group’s history — in particular independence, empowerment and entrepreneurial spirit.

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The Vitogaz Tour in Madagascar

In Madagascar, 90% of households still cook with charcoal or firewood. This dependence on solid fuels drives large-scale deforestation, accelerates biodiversity loss and exposes women — the main users — to fumes that are harmful to their health.

To address this challenge, Madagascar is promoting LPG as an alternative to traditional fuels, in order to protect household health and preserve the country’s forests.

The “Vitogaz Tour” is part of this drive: a travelling initiative rolled out along the RN6, as close as possible to local communities. Practical demonstrations, educational exchanges and meetings in local markets help dispel misconceptions about LPG, promote its safe use and highlight its health, environmental and economic benefits.

Our Rubis Mécénat endowment fund: developing committed artistic and social projects

We created the Rubis Mécénat endowment fund in 2011 around two areas:

Our Rubis Mécénat endowment fund: developing committed artistic and social projects

We created the Rubis Mécénat endowment fund in 2011 around two areas:

To support emerging contemporary creation in France through grants for artistic production.

To develop artistic and cultural education projects in selected Group countries in order to help vulnerable young people and make a lasting contribution to their training and integration.

Since 2011...

For over 15 years, Rubis Mécénat, the Rubis Group’s endowment fund, has supported contemporary creation and encouraged the transmission of artistic practices in France, Africa and the Caribbean. Its support programmes for emerging artists, mentoring schemes and artistic education projects help bring new talent to light, strengthen ties with local communities and foster both individual and collective empowerment. In the conviction that art is a powerful driver of dialogue and transformation, Rubis Mécénat works to make artistic creation accessible to as many people as possible and to support future generations.

Rubis Mécénat: 15 years

LEARN more about RUBIS MÉCÉNAT

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The Vitogaz Tour in Madagascar

In Madagascar, 90% of households still cook with charcoal or firewood. This dependence on solid fuels drives large-scale deforestation, accelerates biodiversity loss and exposes women — the main users — to fumes that are harmful to their health.

To address this challenge, Madagascar is promoting LPG as an alternative to traditional fuels, in order to protect household health and preserve the country’s forests.

The “Vitogaz Tour” is part of this drive: a travelling initiative rolled out along the RN6, as close as possible to local communities. Practical demonstrations, educational exchanges and meetings in local markets help dispel misconceptions about LPG, promote its safe use and highlight its health, environmental and economic benefits.

Our Rubis Mécénat endowment fund: developing committed artistic and social projects

We created the Rubis Mécénat endowment fund in 2011 around two areas:

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Ensure a protective work environment that fosters development

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Last update: 13/11/2019

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SCA with share capital of 129,005,313.75 euros

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In accordance with current regulations, you have the right to access, rectify, delete and object to your personal data.

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