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Galderma Sustainability Actions

Published ESG and sustainability pages

Galderma has published sustainability and ESG pages that describe how it thinks about environmental, social, and governance issues. The company says these topics are built into its growth plans and business decisions. It also points readers to a 2025 report on non-financial matters, which is a report on topics like climate, people, and governance rather than sales or profit. This shows the company is publicly sharing some of its ESG approach, even though the material here does not include the full report itself.

Created an ESG Index

Galderma says it created an ESG Index to help stakeholders understand its approach to the ESG topics it sees as most important. An ESG Index is a way of grouping and explaining the main environmental, social, and governance issues a company tracks. The page does not give the full list of topics or the scoring method, but it does show that the company has a formal structure for presenting its sustainability priorities.

Funds education and support work

Galderma says it keeps an annual budget to support projects that help build a sustainable dermatology community. This suggests ongoing funding for education and support activities linked to skin health. The material does not name the projects or show how much money is involved, but it does show that the company has set aside regular resources for this area.

Expanded manufacturing footprint

In 2022, Galderma said it planned to expand its manufacturing and innovation footprint in the Asia-Pacific region, with support from the Singapore Economic Development Board. It also announced a new production site in Uppsala, Sweden, to meet growing demand for its injectable aesthetic products. These moves are mainly business and capacity decisions, but they also matter for sustainability because manufacturing location and scale can affect energy use, transport, and resource demand.

Opened a global capability center

In January 2023, Galderma announced the opening of a Global Capability Center in Spain to centralize some commercial and support functions in a more cost-efficient way. The company said the move was expected to create about 50 jobs in Barcelona. This is not a direct environmental action, but it is part of how the company says it is building a more efficient operating model.

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