Trafigura Group  published its 2025 Sustainability Report, highlighting the Group’s ongoing commitment to responsible business practices and progress towards its sustainability goals.

The Group’s 11th annual Sustainability Report details progress during the financial year ending 30 September 2025. It highlights a number of areas, including:

Governance and compliance

• Reinforced the Group’s ESG Management Steering Committee with additional senior members.
• Updated Code of Business Conduct and compliance policies, and made improvements to compliance training, as part of the Group’s commitment to continuous improvement.
• Invested in new sustainability data management and digital architecture in preparation for forthcoming regulations.
• Completed 225 site visits and 161 desk-based assessments through the Metals, Minerals and Bulk Commodities Responsible Sourcing Programme (total of 255 in FY2024).
• Refreshed Community, Health and Safety, Environment, Security and Social Responsibility (CHESS) standards and procedures.

People and communities

• Shared learnings and reinforced systems following two fatalities at mining operations and two life‑altering injuries at a smelter and on a bareboat chartered vessel.
• Promoted learning and development through revised graduate and apprentice programmes, alongside introducing an employee rotational scheme.
• Continued to improve safety culture across Group owned and operated assets, with a focus on the oversight of third‑party service providers.

Climate and environment

• Maintained approximately 30 percent reduction in the Group’s Scope 1 and Scope 2 GHG emissions relative to the 2020 baseline.
• Reduced shipping GHG intensity by 25 percent against the 2019 IMO normalised industry baseline (23 percent in FY2024).
• Managed three Level 4 spill incidents (three in FY2024), ensuring remediation and disseminated lessons learned across the organisation.
• Progressed the Miombo Restoration Alliance, the partnership launched by Trafigura, ICCF Group, Conservation International and 11 governments across southern Africa that is dedicated to nature-based removals for Article 6 in one of Africa’s most significant forest ecosystems.
• Continued to support joint venture investment in Nala Renewables and the build out of MorGen Energy’s portfolio of low‑carbon hydrogen projects, which remain subject to regulatory support and approval.
• Expanded biofuels and lower-carbon fuel offering, supported by Greenergy and TFG Marine capabilities.

Richard Holtum, CEO of Trafigura, commented: “As we enter 2026, the external environment remains uncertain, shaped by evolving trade policies and customer needs. Our role is to supply essential energy and raw materials safely, reliably and responsibly. Strong governance and operational excellence will continue to guide our approach.”

“I am grateful to our employees around the world and confident in our ability to continue strengthening Trafigura – commercially, operationally and sustainably – in the year ahead.”