With a century of experience in the outsourced management of infrastructure, VINCI has used concessions as a platform for growth by combining its comprehensive skills in the design, construction, financing and operation of bridges, tunnels and other structures associated with evolving modes of transport.

 

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• Road and motorway infrastructure: 1,300 km of toll roads in operation (928 km managed by Cofiroute, in which VINCI owns a 65% interest), 200 km of motorway scheduled for construction, and six bridges and tunnels. Added to this are the Newport bypass (UK), Charilaos Trikoupis bridge (Greece) and A86 tunnels near Paris;
•  Car parks, through VINCI Park, world leader in car park management under concession contracts, which operates 793,000 on-street or parking facility spaces;
• Airport sector, where VINCI Airports has two complementary business lines: the management of some 20 airports under concession contracts and airport services;
• Stade de France, in which VINCI owns a 67% interest.

VINCI Concessions supporting sustainable regional development.

- VINCI Concessions sees its corporate responsibility as that of a major player in regional development. It aims to combine economic, social and environmental performance, and has set itself the goal of serving the interests of all its stakeholders - local authorities, the company, employees, shareholders, customers and partners.
- VINCI Concessions’ sustainable development policy is applied to all infrastructure and turnkey projects, from financing, design and construction, to operation and maintenance. VINCI Concessions is represented on VINCI’s Sustainable Development Committee. All business units implement the committee’s strategy, define the most appropriate social and environmental indicators for their lines of work, and promote best practices, with particular emphasis on consultation and dialogue.
- With regard to social responsibility, VINCI Concessions’ top priorities are occupational safety and road risk prevention. To ensure the integration of employees in their business units, VINCI Concessions adopted a rigorous job and skills management policy several years ago. The policy respects the cultural diversity of the environment in which its units operate. The company has also developed training programmes adapted to the specific nature of its business lines, and has built up social dialogue.
- In terms of environmental responsibility, wherever they operate, VINCI Concessions’ business units collaborate closely with local environmental stakeholders. Controlling the environmental impact of projects on water, noise and air quality is undertaken systematically, and biodiversity is always respected. In 2003, Cofiroute published its first sustainable development report. In 2004, a report on the company’s overall environmental performance will be published, all VINCI Concessions entities having committed to collecting the necessary data.
- As a player in regional development, dedicated to serving its customers, VINCI Concessions is also developing research programmes on innovative geographical mobility solutions, the evolution of infrastructure, and improving road safety. In addition, its employees play an active role with non-profit organisations, to which they offer support and guidance through VINCI’s corporate foundation, the Fondation d’Entreprise VINCI pour la Cité.VINCI Concessions, alongside its parent company, has committed to complying with the nine principles of the UN Global Compact, and is implementing its application in terms of human rights, labour rights and environmental protection.

 

GRANDS OUVRAGES

Canada	Portugal
Chili	Royaume-Uni
Grèce

VINCI Airports
Management aéroportuaire :

Begique	Egypte
Cambodge	Guinée
Cameroun	Madagascar
Chine	Mexique

Services aéroportuaires :

Caraïbes	Hong-Kong
Etats-Unis

Assistance Cargo

Allemagne	Etats-Unis
Autriche	Grande-Bretagne
Belgique	Honk-Kong
Canada	Italie
Espagne

VINCI Park

Autriche	Luxembourg
Belgique	Portugal
Canada	République-Tchèque
Chili	Royaume-Uni
Espagne	Chine
Honk-Kong

Cofiroute

Allemagne	Royaume-Uni
Canada	Thaïlande
Chili