Alltime Group has published highlights from its 2025 sustainability development. The review presents Alltime Group’s key sustainability topics, performance, and actions for the financial year 2025.
Alltime’s double materiality assessment, identifying the most relevant environmental, social, and governance topics, has been used as a guiding structure for the review. While the review follows a number of European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) principles, it is not fully ESRS-compliant and has not been externally assured.
2025 was a milestone year for Alltime Group, during which it reached a size of approximately EUR 95 million net sales (pro forma), launched a new strategy and targets, completed its first add-on acquisitions in Sweden and appointed a new CEO to lead its next strategy phase. It was also a year of positive development in the level of sustainability reporting practices and ESG key figures.
Alltime’s reported Scope 1 emissions grew about 6.9% while reported net sales grew about 12.8%. Scope 2 and 3 emissions increased mainly due to new reporting items (Scope 3 categories 3: Fuel and energy-related activities category; and 6: business travel) and improved data quality (especially Scope 2 emission accounting methodology and improved Scope 3 subcontractor reporting).
Highlights from health and safety KPIs included Total Recordable Injury Frequency (TRIF) decreasing by about 8.4%, sickness absence rate decreasing to 4.76% and employee-reported safety observations rising to 435. Alltime’s employer Net Promoter Score (eNPS) was +21 compared to +31 in 2024.
Alltime also achieved governance and business-related milestones such as increasing its Net Promoter Score (NPS) to +41 and increasing the ISO-certified (9001, 14001 and 45001) share of its operations to 67% (100% of its business in Finland).
“I am proud of the progress we have made in business and sustainability. I want to thank our employees for the team effort and professionalism required to achieve this progress, and our customers for their trust in us. I look forward to continuing to earn that trust, and know we will be working hard to achieve it going forward,” says Sanna Lehtinen, CEO, Alltime Group.
The 2025 sustainability highlights review can be downloaded in English on alltimegroup.com.
Further information
Antti Kalske, Chief Marketing, Communications and Sustainability Officer, Alltime Group
antti@alltimegroup.com
+358 40 569 1534
Alltime Group’s vision is to become a Nordic leader in maintaining built environments. We aim to provide customers with peace of mind through our proactive and caring approach in property maintenance, cleaning services and infrastructure maintenance. Our over 1,000 employees in Finland and Sweden ensure smooth and safe everyday life by taking care of properties, urban areas and waterways. Alltime Group is owned by MB Funds, a Finnish private equity firm, together with key employees.