Sesé reduced its direct CO2 emissions by 12% in 2025 as part of its commitment to creating a positive impact
/ The company has reduced its Scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions per euro of revenue by 46% compared to 2022
/ Emissions from land transportation fell by 15% compared to 2024 and by 37% compared to 2022, thanks to innovation and a combination of different renewable energy sources
/ The Sesé Foundation continued to strengthen its social work, supporting more than 18,000 people at risk of social exclusion last year and helping 200 people enter the job market through its employment agency
Sesé, a comprehensive supply chain manager, continues to make progress on its strategy to generate a positive impact, which is structured around three pillars: the environment, development, and people. Specifically, in environmental sustainability, the company succeeded in reducing its Scope 1 and 2 CO2 emissions in 2025 by 12% compared to 2024. With this progress, the company has achieved a cumulative 46% reduction in its carbon emissions per euro of revenue[1] compared to 2022[2].
Sergio Treviño, CEO of Sesé, noted that “generating a positive impact on our environment must go hand in hand with business competitiveness that enables us to bring about lasting change and provide real value to the communities where we operate. We support our clients in their decarbonization process through solutions that enable them to decarbonize their supply chain in a sustainable manner, not only environmentally but also economically.”
Sesé aims to achieve climate neutrality by 2050. To this end, it is implementing a comprehensive plan that combines technology, digitalization, process optimization, and training to improve efficiency across all its operations. The company works alongside its customers in the transition toward more sustainable models, integrating renewable energy and measures designed to maximize the responsible use of resources. Among its key initiatives are the renewal of machinery and its fleet to reduce energy consumption and the implementation of logistics solutions that optimize the movement of goods and minimize the number of trips required.
Innovation and energy mix for sustainable transportation
In the area of land transportation, Sesé has managed to reduce CO₂ emissions from its own fleet by 15% compared to 2024 and by 37% compared to 2022—the baseline year for measuring its progress toward decarbonization, against which it had set a reduction target of 20%.
This progress is underpinned by a strategy that prioritizes the use of renewable fuels, which can cut emissions by up to 90% compared to traditional fuels, the consumption of which increased by 46% in 2025 to exceed eight million liters. In addition, the company is improving the efficiency of its transportation operations by completely renewing its fleet every three years and introducing duotrailers, which double cargo capacity and reduce emissions by up to 30%. In line with this, Sesé has tested these types of vehicles in Germany and launched Spain’s first electric duotrailer route in 2026.
Sesé Foundation: employment, training, and social impact
In addition to its progress in sustainability, Sesé’s positive impact strategy also aims to promote the development of the communities where it operates and to channel its social initiatives primarily through the Sesé Foundation. In this regard, after increasing its revenue to 1,138 million euros in 2025, the company has also strengthened its employment growth, exceeding 15,000 employees and maintaining a firm commitment to creating opportunities in the regions where it operates.
For its part, the Sesé Foundation has continued to strengthen its social work, supporting more than 18,000 people last year through various initiatives. It has also strengthened its commitment to professional training, with more than 2,000 students enrolled in its training center in 2025, and to the employment integration of vulnerable groups, helping 200 people enter the job market through its employment agency.
[1] To obtain a comparable benchmark over time, considering the 49% growth in Sesé’s revenue since 2021, the calculation was performed by dividing the metric tons of CO2 emitted each year by the company’s annual revenue.
[2] Base year used to measure progress toward decarbonization.
