Daher, a family-owned industrial group active across the aeronautics value chain, has unveiled an ambitious and structured climate policy aimed at aligning its operations with the Paris Agreement. The strategy reinforces Daher s role as a responsible leader in aviation s sustainability transition, targeting a 50% reduction in operational carbon emissions by 2032.

The new plan is built around four strategic pillars:

1. Reducing carbon emissions from activities Daher will cut operational emissions by 23% by 2027 and 50% by 2032 through energy efficiency, electrification, process optimization, and wider use of sustainable fuels.
2. Engaging suppliers in the transition The company will assess the carbon maturity of its top 50 suppliers by 2027, and 100 by 2032, co-developing reduction trajectories aligned with the 1.5 C Paris target.
3. Reducing emissions from products and services Daher plans to develop a lower-carbon aircraft by 2027, increase the share of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in its flight operations to 10% by 2027 and 20% by 2032, and dedicate over 50% of its R&D budget to lightweight composites.
4. Adapting activities to climate risks By 2027, Daher will map physical risks across its sites and value chain, followed by resilience and adaptation plans by 2032 to ensure business continuity.

Daher s climate policy is a concrete response to the climate emergency, said Julie de Cevins, Director of Sustainable Development. It reflects our ambition to act methodically and responsibly, with every employee contributing to the Group s sustainable transformation.

By integrating sustainability across operations, supply chains, products, and infrastructure, Daher aims to accelerate the aeronautics sector s energy transition while ensuring long-term resilience and competitiveness.