Our Environmental Policy outlines the company’s commitment to sustainable practices and environmental stewardship.

Key highlights include a focus on circular economy practices to minimize waste and reduce air emissions, creating an environmentally responsible culture among employees and contractors, engaging with stakeholders for collaborative actions, and complying with strict governance and reporting obligations.

The policy emphasizes measures such as air emission control, noise management, land stewardship, water resource conservation, and soil protection. Additionally, the company prioritizes stakeholder engagement, and transparency in its environmental management approach.

The Policy delineates the environmental accountabilities of all business units and entities under the Titan Group’s purview, as well as the individual responsibilities of every Titan employee.

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GROUP ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Monitoring air emissions: flower-like symbol

We invest in the best available techniques to reduce emissions at our sites. In line with the sectoral (GCCA) commitments, we continuously monitor major potential pollutants like dust, NOx and SOx, while other pollutants are monitored using periodic spot measurements.

Preserving natural resources and biodiversity in TITAN quarries: leaf symbol

Ten of TITAN’s quarries have been recognized as areas of high biodiversity value. We are implementing Biodiversity Management Plans for nine of them  in line with the sectoral (GCCA) Guidelines,  while we are working to complete the assessment process and relevant Biodiversity Management Plan for the remaining site

Rehabilitation Plans are implemented at 90% of our Group active quarries, based on TITAN standards and on the sectoral Guidelines. Our target is to have in place Rehabilitation Plans for all our Group active sites.

Optimizing water use in TITAN sites: water drop symbol

Because we use a significant amount of water, particularly in our production plants, we’ve implemented management systems to monitor and optimize our water use, ensuring we report water data in line with the sectoral (GCCA) guidelines. Since 2010, we have introduced tools, such as the Integrated Water Management System (IWMS), to monitor and optimize water use across our sites.

We have water recycling facilities at more than 90% of our cement plants and at 80% of our aggregates sites, while all of our operations have active continuous improvement plans in place.