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2

ONE AMBITION: TO IMPROVE THE WELL-BEING OF ALL

1. The Group and its environment

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- REGISTRATION DOCUMENT 2016

development. It is consistent with the Saint-Gobain rebranding that took place in 2016.

The matrix reflects both the Group’s strong identity and the more specific challenges associated with its Activities and its local

A summary table of the measures adopted and the Group’s policies and commitments to address the challenges of CSR is

included in chapter 5, section 2.1: non-financial results.

MATERIALITY MATRIX

LEVEL 1

MOST STRATEGIC CSR CHALLENGES

LEVEL 2

IMPORTANT CSR CHALLENGES

LEVEL 3

MODERATE IMPORTANCE CSR CHALLENGES

LEVEL 1

MOST STRATEGIC CSR CHALLENGES

LEVEL 2

IMPORTANT CSR CHALLENGES

LEVEL 3

MODERATE IMPORTANCE CSR CHALLENGES

Anticipation of

climate change risks

Reduction of

carbon footprint

Energy efficiency

solutions

Local partnerships

for new locations

Local synergies

with stakeholders

Investment on

growing markets

Responsible

advocacy practices

Compliance

culture

Responsible

Purchasing

Health and safety

Codevelopment

partnerships

in industry markets

Digital transformation

for customers

Circular

economy

Digital transformation for

operational efficiency

Operational efficiency

and profitability

Open innovation

Employees

development

Multi-comfort

solutions

tailored to

individual

needs

Strong brands

inspiring customers’

confidence

Teams

diversity

Building science

and multi-comfort

evaluation

VISION OF GROUP MANAGEMENT

Creation of local value

STAKEHOLDER EXPECTATIONS