Sustainability
Building a sustainable future today
Sustainability is essential. Through providing resilient communication infrastructure, we believe we can positively impact communities and move society forward.
Boldyn is leading the global shift towards more efficient and environmentally friendly network infrastructure, helping shape a future where connectivity empowers people, businesses, and entire communities, without compromising our planet.— Igor LeprinceGroup Chief Executive Officer
Scope 3
Emissions pilot, to understand emissions produced by Boldyn's UK business supply chain
29%
Female workforce, exceeding the 2024 target of 28%
Forward
78%
Engagement index exceeding the global external benchmark of 72% and the Telecom Industry benchmark of 74%
Innovation
Future
2314
Health, safety and environment-related inspections undertaken in 2024
Sustainability Report 2025
Transforming connectivity for a sustainable future
In our latest report, we identified key areas where we can make a lasting impact and set ambitious targets to guide us. Find out how we will deliver advanced and sustainable connectivity responsibly.
Connected communities. Built smarter.
In 2021 we joined the United Nations (UN) Global Compact, the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative, aimed at mobilising a global movement of sustainable companies. Our goal is clear. We aim to take responsible climate action, reduce inequalities, operate ethically and continue to innovate and provide communication infrastructure to keep communities connected.
Our sustainability vision
Our sustainability vision reflects our purpose of unlocking the power of an interconnected future. We are committed to increasing equity, diversity and inclusion. We continuously consider, manage and improve our impact on society and the planet. And we prioritise responsibly delivering advanced communications networks. To all. For more equitable and sustainable communities.
Neutral host networks: A solution to greener deployments
We commissioned ABI Research to conduct an independent research comparing traditional standalone 5G networks with neutral host 5G networks. Results show that the latter can help reduce overall deployment costs and energy consumption by up to 47% and 38%, respectively.