2024 Universal Registration Document

General and financial elements

The gender equality index tracks the Group’s progress in terms of equality. In 2024, 909 Group companies in France and around the world with 50 employees and over were eligible for the gender equality index. These organisations all showed positive results, reflecting measures already taken by the Group, with room for improvement remaining for companies with the lowest scores. The average score was 82/100 in France. Companies are implementing action plans to improve their score. The index methodology continues to be adapted internationally. Information on pay gaps is available in the table entitled “Remuneration and employer social contributions worldwide” in paragraph 3.1.3.1, “Working conditions: promoting open social dialogue and sharing the benefits of performance”, page 244.

Women employees by business line
  2024 2023 2024/2023
  Number of women managers As a % of managers in the workforce Number of women non-managers As a % of non-managers in the workforce Total women employees As a % of the total workforce Total Change
VINCI Autoroutes 456  38.6% 1,677  40.1% 2,133  39.8% 2,219  −3.9%
VINCI Airports 579  34.5% 3,539  32.6% 4,118  32.8% 4,102  +0.4%
Other concessions 271  32.6% 802  46.9% 1,073  42.2% 1,023  +4.9%
VINCI Energies 4,715  22.1% 11,908  14.7% 16,623  16.2% 15,301  +8.6%
Cobra IS 1,333  24.6% 4,242  11.5% 5,575  13.2% 5,349  +4.2%
VINCI Construction 5,623  21.9% 12,403  13.5% 18,026  15.4% 17,973  +0.3%
VINCI Immobilier and holding companies 540  51.8% 492  71.4% 1,032  59.6% 1,025  +0.7%
Total 13,517  23.6% 35,063  15.4% 48,580  17.1% 46,992  +3.4%

Employment and employability of people with disabilities

While it does not have quantified targets, the VINCI Group is committed to tracking the effectiveness of its actions to support the employability of people with disabilities, taking into account the analysis of its material impacts, risks and opportunities in this area.

It therefore monitors a series of indicators:

  • Percentage of managers with disabilities in 2024: 1.3% (1.2% in 2023)
  • Percentage of non-managers with disabilities in 2024: 2.0% (1.9% in 2023)
  • Number of employees with disabilities in 2024: 5,340 (4,921 in 2023)
  • Number of people supported by Trajeo’h in 2024: 1,186 (1,119 in 2023)
Proportion of employees with disabilities by business line
  2024 2023 2024/2023
  Managers As a % of managers in the workforce Non-managers As a % of non-managers in the workforce Total As a % of the total workforce Total As a % of the total workforce Change
VINCI Autoroutes 51 4.3 % 484  11.6 % 535  10.0 % 517  9.4 % +3.5 %
VINCI Airports 13 0.8 % 62  0.6 % 75  0.6 % 93  0.7 % -19.4 %
Autres concessions 6 0.7 % 11  0.6 % 17  0.7 % 14  0.6 % +21.4 %
VINCI Energies 391 1.8 % 1,931  2.4 % 2,322  2.3 % 2,082  2.1 % +11.5 %
Cobra IS 24 0.4 % 368  1.0 % 392  0.9 % 339  0.8 % +15.6 %
VINCI Construction 240 0.9 % 1,735  1.9 % 1,975  1.7 % 1,848  1.5 % +6.9 %
VINCI Immobilier and
holding companies
8 0.8 % 16  2.3 % 24  1.4 % 28  1.6 % -14.3 %
Total 733 1.3 % 4,607 2.0 % 5,340 1.9 % 4,921 1.8 % +8.5 %

The actions taken to recruit and ensure the continued employment of people with disabilities do not always allow the Group to achieve its ambition in this area or to fulfil the employment quotas required in certain countries. In France, the regulations include provisions for offset contributions to help fund the actions of the Agefiph, a French association that manages subsidies for the professional integration of people with disabilities. In 2024, this contribution totalled €3.5 million. Through its purchases in 2024, the Group also awarded contracts to service providers in Europe with workforces primarily comprised of employees with disabilities representing €18 million of revenue (€9.6 million in 2023).

Discrimination and harassment

A total of 383 complaints involving discrimination and harassment were filed in 2024 by employees and non-employee workers based on information collected through the annual ethics and vigilance reporting and the VINCI Integrity platform. Among these complaints, 292 gave rise to an investigation. No situation was reported via the OECD national contact points in 2024. The total amount of fines, penalties and damages resulting from the above incidents and complaints is not currently consolidated at Group level. A working group will be set up to define a reporting procedure and consolidate these indicators. The reporting scope will gradually be expanded.