2025 Universal Registration Document

General and financial elements

All Board members who wish to do so may attend the Strategy and CSR Committee’s meetings, with voting rights. Before each meeting, a dossier on the items to be discussed is sent to all directors.

VINCI’s Chairman, its Executive Vice-President and Chief Financial Officer, and its Vice-President for Business Development attend the meetings of the Strategy and CSR Committee. The Board Secretary acts as secretary to this committee.

Responsibilities

The Strategy and CSR Committee helps the Board review the Group’s overall strategy. In advance of their presentation to the Board, it examines strategic investments and all transactions, including acquisitions and disposals, with the potential to have a material impact on the Group’s scope of consolidation, business activities, risk profile, earnings or balance sheet or on the Company’s stock market valuation. It also monitors all corporate social responsibility issues.

In particular, its duties are to:

  • prepare the Board’s discussions on the Group’s strategy;
  • express an opinion, for the benefit of the Executive Management, on proposed acquisitions or disposals of shareholdings of a value exceeding €100 million or that are outside the Group’s announced strategy;
  • ensure that matters relating to social and environmental responsibility are taken into account in the Group’s strategy and its implementation;
  • ensure that whistleblowing systems have been put in place within the Group and are functioning well;
  • review the sustainability information collected and submit any helpful recommendations to the Audit Committee and the Board;
  • examine the VINCI Group’s corporate social responsibility commitments with respect to the issues faced in its business activities and in achieving its objectives;
  • review the report required under Article L.225-102-1 of the French Commercial Code and the sustainability report required under Article L.232-6-4 of the same code.
Activities in 2025

Given the decision by the Board of Directors to focus greater efforts on monitoring the adoption of procedures to promote the efficient management of CSR issues, VINCI’s Executive Management has established a work programme including a systematic review of all related topics (ethics, environment, civic engagement, occupational safety, diversity, employability, sharing the benefits of company growth), the associated commitments enshrined in the VINCI Manifesto, and how the latter are being implemented in the Group’s business lines, which is coordinated by the Strategy and CSR Committee. This committee’s meetings are open to all members of the Board of Directors, at which they receive presentations covering the expected outcomes as laid down by regulations and communicated by stakeholders, the targets set by the Group for each business line and the progress made. This approach gives all Board members access to full and up-to-date information on specific areas of CSR as they relate to the Group’s business lines and their material issues, but also on the ways in which actions and initiatives are put in place across the Group.

The table below presents the main focus areas and subjects addressed by the Strategy and CSR Committee during the year.

Activities in 2025
Main areas of oversight Subjects addressed by the Strategy and CSR Committee in 2025
Acquisition projects Acquisition projects

Subjects addressed by the Strategy and CSR Committee in 2025

  • Review of three acquisitions proposed by VINCI Energies
  • Review of a shareholding investment proposed by Cobra IS
  • Review of two acquisitions proposed by VINCI Construction
Opportunities for concessions and public-private partnerships (PPPs) Opportunities for concessions and public-private partnerships (PPPs)

Subjects addressed by the Strategy and CSR Committee in 2025

  • Review of two airport concession opportunities
  • Review of several proposed acquisitions of stakes in airport concessions
  • Review of two proposed acquisitions of motorway concessions
  • Review of a public-private partnership opportunity
Environment Environment

Subjects addressed by the Strategy and CSR Committee in 2025

  • Update on renewable energies
  • Review of the actions taken to deliver on the Group’s environmental ambition
Workforce-related and social Workforce-related and social

Subjects addressed by the Strategy and CSR Committee in 2025

  • Review of measures in place to help share the benefits of VINCI’s performance through the Group’s employee share ownership plans
  • Review of measures to promote diversity across the Group; presentation of actions to advance gender diversity, support intergenerational dynamics and the training of younger generations, and encourage inclusion; presentation of solidarity initiatives led by the Group, particularly to develop apprenticeships
Ethics and compliance Ethics and compliance

Subjects addressed by the Strategy and CSR Committee in 2025

Review of the system put in place in relation to business ethics and compliance governance

For the purposes of this work, interviews were conducted with the following individuals: the Chairmen of VINCI Concessions, Cobra IS and VINCI Energies along with their respective teams; the Vice-President for Business Development; the Vice-President for Human Resources and Human Resources Department teams; the Vice-President for the Environment; the General Counsel; and the Chief Ethics and Vigilance Officer.

Remuneration Committee
Remuneration Committee
Number of directors Membership at 31 December 2025 Proportion of independent directors Number of meetings held in 2025 Average attendance rate in 2025

Number of directors

4

Membership at 31 December 2025

  • Marie-Christine Lombard (Chair)
  • René Medori
  • Alain Saïd (representing employees)
  • María Victoria Zingoni

Proportion of independent directors

100% (excluding the Director representing employees)

Number of meetings held in 2025

3

Average attendance rate in 2025

100%

Composition

In accordance with the Board’s internal rules, the Remuneration Committee comprises at least three directors designated by the Board. From 13 April 2023 until 17 April 2025, this committee’s membership was as follows: Marie-Christine Lombard (Chair), Graziella Gavezotti, René Medori and Roberto Migliardi. Since 17 April 2025, this committee’s membership has been as follows: Marie-Christine Lombard (Chair), René Medori, Alain Saïd and María Victoria Zingoni.

With the exception of Mr Saïd, one of the two Directors representing employees, all of this committee’s members are considered independent by the Board.