For the third consecutive year, GA Smart Building has earned the EcoVadis Platinum medal and ranks among the top 1% of companies assessed. Following its Platinum medal in 2025, the Group has increased its score by four points this year, reaching 89/100.
GA Smart Building scores 89/100, improving across three of the four assessment themes
The EcoVadis assessment examines companies’ policies, actions and results across four key themes: Environment, Labour & Human Rights, Ethics and Sustainable Procurement.
In 2026, GA Smart Building improved across three of these four themes:
- Environment: 93/100, up 5 points.
- Labour & Human Rights: 86/100, up 5 points.
- Ethics: 87/100, up 5 points.
- Sustainable Procurement: 88/100, unchanged from 2025.
EcoVadis tracks corporate sustainability performance over time
EcoVadis assesses companies’ corporate sustainability performance worldwide. Its analysis examines the policies companies establish, the actions they implement and the results they achieve across environmental and social issues, including human rights, ethics and sustainable procurement.
Regular assessments make it possible to track changes in practices from year to year and identify areas where further progress is needed.
For GA Smart Building, the improvement recorded in 2026 reflects its ongoing work on environmental, social and ethical issues. Beyond the medal itself, the EcoVadis score provides an indicator for tracking progress in our CSR approach over time.
Our sustainability strategy combines measurement with action
For several years, GA Smart Building has implemented a sustainability strategy that integrates environmental, social and governance considerations into its activities and operations.
This approach involves:
- Designing and constructing low-carbon buildings through control of the value chain and the development of off-site construction solutions.
- Measuring and reducing the carbon footprint of our projects and buildings, supported by environmental performance management tools.
- Improving our social, ethical and sustainable procurement practices and embedding them in our processes.
Retaining the EcoVadis Platinum medal and increasing our score from 85 to 89/100 demonstrate the progress achieved and encourage us to continue improving.
Author
Elodie Le Breton
Sustainable Strategy Director
