Material topics

• influence the future business activity of the group,
• encourage or delay the attainment of the strategic priorities,
• are seen as relevant by stakeholders and influence their decisions,
• as well as economic, societal or environmental aspects upon which STRABAG has a relatively strong influence through its activity.

• Energy and emissions
• Materials
• Digitalisation and innovation
• Waste and circularity
• Client satisfaction
• Occupational safety
• Strategic human resource development Health protection
• Fair competition

• how we ensure priority treatment within the group (rules, responsibilities and due diligence areas)
• which figures we develop as key performance indicators (objectives and indicators)
• and what sorts of measures we set to reach our targets (projects and initiatives)

• Project risk management
• Human rights
• Societal engagement

Information on the subject of gender equality (“Equal treatment of women and men”) can be found in the Consolidated Corporate Governance Report.

For the 2022 financial year, the materiality analysis from the previous year was used and reviewed in terms of its relevance, completeness and plausibility. Changes in stakeholder expectations as well as current external developments, e.g., the energy crisis, the Covid-19 pandemic, extreme weather events in Europe and the increased supply chain due diligence requirements, were taken into account. Many of the material topics that were identified have thus gained in relevance compared to the previous year. The results of the updated materiality analysis were reviewed by internal experts and validated and approved by the Management Board. Overall, the impact of STRABAG’s business activities on the economy, environment and people was assessed using the following 19 topics:


¹Topic is reported in the Non-Financial Report as a NaDiVeG concern
²Topic is reported in the Corporate Governance Report as a NaDiVeG concern