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A strong positive impact on society

In pursuing our purpose, our business creates a range of different impacts. The net impact model shows Securitas impact on the surrounding world.

The net impact model provides an overview of the impact that our business has on the world around us and the value that Securitas creates in society. The model shows both the negative impacts created by Securitas in the form of resources used, and the positive impacts, which is what is achieved with the use of those resources. The analysis is based on Securitas’ business activities, that is, the offered products and services, and covers the entire value chain of those products and services.

Securitas business is highly net positive 

With a net impact ratio of 70 percent, Securitas’ business is highly net positive. This means that our overall negative impact is 70 percent smaller than our overall positive impact. Our most significant positive impact is our contribution to society through job creation.

Read more on page 26 in the Annual and Sustainability Report 2023.

See more details on the Upright Project website.


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Source: Upright Project Oy

Restating model results

To keep up with the changes in the world’s products and services and scientific knowledge, Upright’s model undergoes continuous developments and improvements over time. These improvements are published in the form of new model releases. Due to the release cycle, comparison of net impact profiles over time must be done within the same model release. This necessitates the restating of the previous years’ results into the same release as the most recent results.

In 2022, the reported net impact ratio was 71%. Recalculated according to the latest model release, the restated result for 2023 is 70%. The change is mainly due to model developments.

Social sustainability data

Read more about our social sustainability data.

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