Schneider Electric SE 2008 AR2
The report highlights Schneider Electric's performance and strategic transformation in 2008, achieving organic revenue growth of 6.6% and an EBITA margin of 15.0%. The company successfully completed its 'new2' program (2005-2008) and launched its new 'One' company program for 2009-2011 to simplify operations and drive efficiency. In sustainability, the Group achieved its target score of 8 out of 10 on the Planet & Society Barometer, reflecting progress across social, environmental, and community indicators. Key highlights include the acquisition of Xantrex to expand into renewable energy and the launch of the BipBop program to improve energy access for underprivileged populations.
Company: Schneider Electric SE
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: France
Year: 2008
Type: AR2
Pages: 200
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Schneider Electric SE
Annual Report
The report highlights Schneider Electric's performance and strategic transformation in 2008, achieving organic revenue growth of 6.6% and an EBITA margin of 15.0%. The company successfully completed its 'new2' program (2005-2008) and launched its new 'One' company program for 2009-2011 to simplify operations and drive efficiency. In sustainability, the Group achieved its target score of 8 out of 10 on the Planet & Society Barometer, reflecting progress across social, environmental, and community indicators. Key highlights include the acquisition of Xantrex to expand into renewable energy and the launch of the BipBop program to improve energy access for underprivileged populations.
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Report Year
2008
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2008 - Dec 31, 2008
Fiscal Year
2008
Type
Annual Report with Sustainability Disclosures
Language
English
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