Schneider Electric SE 2009 AR2
The report highlights Schneider Electric's strategic acceleration and resilience during the 2009 global recession, achieving an adjusted EBITA margin of 12.9% and a record free cash flow of EUR 2 billion. It outlines the launch of the 'One' company programme, focusing on customer satisfaction, employee development, and energy efficiency solutions. The company advanced its sustainability goals through the Planet & Society Barometer, reducing CO2 emissions by 44,089 metric tons and expanding the BipBop energy access programme. Additionally, Schneider Electric announced the strategic project to acquire Areva T&D's distribution activity to strengthen its position in the Smart Grid market.
Company: Schneider Electric SE
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: France
Year: 2009
Type: AR2
Pages: 244
Schneider Electric SE
The report highlights Schneider Electric's strategic acceleration and resilience during the 2009 global recession, achieving an adjusted EBITA margin of 12.9% and a record free cash flow of EUR 2 billion. It outlines the launch of the 'One' company programme, focusing on customer satisfaction, employee development, and energy efficiency solutions. The company advanced its sustainability goals through the Planet & Society Barometer, reducing CO2 emissions by 44,089 metric tons and expanding the BipBop energy access programme. Additionally, Schneider Electric announced the strategic project to acquire Areva T&D's distribution activity to strengthen its position in the Smart Grid market.
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Document Details
Report Year
2009
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2009 - Dec 31, 2009
Fiscal Year
2009
Published
Mar 19, 2010
Type
Annual Report with Sustainability Disclosures
Language
English
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