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Navantia advanced its sustainability objectives in 2025, achieving an 11.5% reduction in emission intensity compared to 2024 and reaching an 83% waste recovery rate.
The company published its Corporate Sustainability Report for the 2025 fiscal year, titled Navantia, Firm and Responsible Course.
The document outlines the progress made in environmental, social, and governance matters, reflecting how sustainability has become a transversal element of its business strategy, contributing to strengthening its competitiveness, economic and social impact, and sustainable growth.
The report highlights the commitment to transparency, continuous improvement, innovation, talent, and the creation of economic, social, and environmental value in the territories where it operates.
The document reflects progress in the decarbonization of its activity and confirms that Navantia has reduced the intensity of its Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions. The indicator decreased from 7.56 tons of CO2 equivalent per million euros of activity (tCO2e/M€) in 2024 to 6.69 in 2025, representing an 11.5% reduction. This figure consolidates the sustained reduction trend recorded in recent years and reinforces the roadmap towards climate neutrality planned for 2040.
The company also solidified its commitment to the circular economy, maintaining Zero Waste certification in all its workplaces. Furthermore, it renewed its multi-site ISO 14001:2015 certification, which integrates all the group's production centers and offices under a single environmental management system.
During the 2025 fiscal year, the firm continued to promote Ecosistema Navantia, its corporate project for emissions compensation and biodiversity improvement, which integrates environmental restoration, reforestation, blue carbon, and ecosystem recovery actions in the areas surrounding its centers.
Among the most relevant actions is the Blue Carbon emissions compensation project developed in the Bahía de Cádiz Natural Park. A pioneer in Spain and considered the largest of its kind in Europe under a public standard, it will enable the capture of over 32,000 tons of CO2 and contribute to the restoration of highly valuable coastal ecosystems. Ecosistema Navantia also includes reforestation, biodiversity protection, and environmental resilience improvement actions in the territories where the company is present.
In 2025, Navantia also reinforced its commitment to stable and quality employment, maintaining a workforce of over 6,700 professionals, with more than 99% of contracts being permanent. Additionally, it invested over USD 10 million in training.
The report also includes advances in inclusion, diversity, and equal opportunities, as well as the development of the Social Value strategy, articulated through corporate volunteering programs, collaboration with social and educational entities, and actions aimed at generating a positive impact in the communities where the company operates.
Regarding its commitment to business ethics, transparency, integrity, and respect for human rights, Navantia continued to promote initiatives such as the Corporate Commitment on Human Rights and Due Diligence, the ESG risk management model, and the Sustainable Public Procurement Guide.
Likewise, it strengthened the supervision and monitoring mechanisms for environmental, social, and governance aspects, advancing in the adaptation of its information and reporting systems to the new European corporate sustainability standards. In terms of Compliance, Navantia maintains its activity certified according to ISO 37001:2016, strengthening its system for preventing and combating corruption.
The year was also marked by the signing of the Collective Bargaining Agreement reached with the trade union organizations participating in the negotiation.
The company's activity acted as an engine of economic and industrial growth. In 2025, it contributed over USD 1.9 billion to the national GDP, generated over USD 6.5 billion in aggregate demand, and contributed to the maintenance of nearly 30,000 direct, indirect, and induced jobs.
Furthermore, it allocated over USD 110 million to R&D&i activities, consolidating its position among Spanish industrial companies with the greatest investment effort in innovation.
