Alltime Group has completed its first independent third-party review of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions accounting, covering the 2025 financial year. The independent review represents a further step in Alltime’s efforts to strengthen the quality, transparency and consistency of its sustainability data.
The assessment covered Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions from Alltime’s operations in Finland and Sweden, as well as the reported Scope 3 emission categories. It was conducted by NGS Finland Oy, based on the GHG Protocol Corporate Accounting and Reporting Standard and the Corporate Value Chain (Scope 3) Standard.
The review process included an assessment of the accounting boundaries, consolidation principles, calculation methodologies, emission factors and underlying data. It also examined the allocation of emissions to different scopes and the appropriateness of the methodologies and assumptions used.
“Developing our sustainability reporting is an important part of strengthening the quality, transparency and consistency of our ESG data. Having our emissions accounting independently assessed is a concrete step in improving the reliability of our data and methodologies. The assessment also helped us identify further opportunities for development in data collection, documentation and reporting across our operations,” says Antti Kalske, Chief Marketing, Communications and Sustainability Officer.
“Strong governance and transparent reporting are essential as we continue to grow and develop Alltime into a leading Nordic service provider. Our customers and other stakeholders increasingly expect reliable ESG data, which also provides valuable insights to support our internal decision-making and strategic development. Developing these capabilities supports our long-term strategy and strengthens our position as a professional and responsible partner,” says Sanna Lehtinen, Group CEO.
The assessment was conducted as a non-accredited third-party review. It does not constitute full assurance of the Group’s entire greenhouse gas inventory, and certain Scope 3 categories were only partially covered. The scope and limitations are documented in the independent review statement. Following the review, Alltime Group’s reported greenhouse gas emissions for 2025 were as presented in the table below.
| Emissions | Group total |
| Scope 1 (tCO2e) | |
| Gross Scope 1 GHG emissions | 2573 |
| Scope 2 (tCO2e) | |
| Location-based Scope 2 emissions | 77 |
| Market-based Scope 2 emissions | 417 |
| Scope 3 (tCO2e) | |
| Purchased goods and services (category 1) | 2285 |
| Fuel and energy-related activities (category 3) | 684 |
| Upstream transportation and distribution (category 4) | 16 |
| Business travel (category 6) | 345 |
| Employee commuting (category 7) | 1286 |
| Total gross GHG emissions (market-based, tCO2e) | 7 606 |
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Antti Kalske, Chief Marketing, Communications and Sustainability Officer
antti@alltimegroup.com
+358 40 569 1534
Alltime in brief
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.