As a global technology leader, Sika remains committed to creating long-term value for all stakeholders by integrating environmental, social, governance (ESG) and economic considerations into its strategy, business model, and daily operations. Guided by Strategy 2028, sustainability is fully embedded into howSika manages risks, seizes opportunities, and drives resilient growth.

This Sustainability Report presents Sika’s performance and progress across the material environmental, social, and governance topics identified through our comprehensive Double Materiality Assessment (DMA). This assessment considered both Sika’s impact on people and the environment, as well as sustainability-related risks and opportunities affecting the company’s performance and long-term viability. The results of the DMA were reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors and form the foundation of the report’s structure and scope, together with the strategic pillars “Innovation & Sustainability” and “People & Culture”.

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Sustainability GRI Reports
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Other Sustainability Documents Available

Environmental Product Declaration (EPD)

An environmental product declaration is a standardized document that summarizes the information on a product’s environmental performance. An EPD is based on the results of a life cycle analysis (LCA), which is a scientific approach to assess an environmental footprint in keeping with the internationally recognized ISO 14040 standard series. The declaration is drawn up according to a guideline that sets out standardized analysis and comparison rules for all types of building materials and products.

VOC Emission Certificates

Many building products used indoors contain organic chemicals that can vaporize and cause contamination of indoor air. As a result, building occupants are subjected to inhalation exposures. These volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are present in products as residual solvents, chemical reaction or dissociation products, purposefully introduced additives, and manufacturing contaminants. The emission testing process measures the rate of the release of those VOCs to indoor air.