Value chain diagrams

53 value chain diagrams across 38 companies, extracted from FY2024 CSRD annual reports. ESRS 2 SBM-1 requires a description of the value chain; the diagrams below are the most commonly used visual treatment. Click any image to enlarge.

AMAG value chain showing upstream primary aluminium (Alouette), own operations at Ranshofen rolling mill, and downstream component production (Übersee/Karlsruhe)Source: AMAG Austria Metall 2024 annual report, p.5. View original →

Atos

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Circular economy lifecycle showing Sourcing, Design, Manufacturing, Atos' own operations, Clients' use, and End of life stages with material IROsSource: Atos 2024 annual report, p.189. View original →

Barco

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Barco ecosystem showing upstream (suppliers, component & material sourcing), own operations (manufacturing & assembly), and downstream (utilization & maintenance, sales & installation, transport & distribution) with stakeholder groupsSource: Barco 2024 annual report, p.33. View original →

BASF

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Upstream value chain / Own production / Downstream value chain showing green transformation initiativesSource: BASF 2024 annual report, p.160. View original →

Capgemini

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Capgemini's value chain showing upstream entities, own operations, and downstream entities with public authorities and civil society stakeholdersSource: Capgemini 2024 annual report, p.146. View original →

CD PROJEKT

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CD PROJEKT Group value chain showing upstream services, central activities, and downstream distribution to end-user gaming devices and waste managementSource: CD PROJEKT 2024 annual report, p.19. View original →
Crayon's value chain showing Upstream (products, services and solutions), Crayon's own operations (software reseller), and Downstream (customers)Source: Crayon Group Holding 2024 annual report, p.48. View original →
Overview of IROs across the value chain showing Upstream, Own Operations, and Downstream stages with material topicsSource: Crayon Group Holding 2024 annual report, p.50. View original →
Danica's value chain showing upstream suppliers, own operations (administration and investments), and downstream distribution and output to stakeholdersSource: Danica Pension 2024 annual report, p.13. View original →

Danone

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Assessment of plastics in Danone's value chain showing upstream suppliers, packaging, production sites, and downstream logistics with percentage breakdownsSource: Danone 2024 annual report, p.355. View original →

Demant

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Upstream / Own operations / Downstream value chain with illustrated operational facilities and stakeholdersSource: Demant 2024 annual report, p.93. View original →
Material topics and value chain showing upstream, own operations, and downstream stages with climate change mitigation, product circularity, and other sustainability themesSource: Demant 2024 annual report, p.59. View original →

Eni

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ENI's integrated value chain showing upstream through downstream operations with financial, environmental, industrial, and social performance metricsSource: Eni 2024 annual report, p.17. View original →
Eni's value chain from exploration & development through production, trading & shipping, to electricity generation and carbon offsetsSource: Eni 2024 annual report, p.12. View original →

Equinor

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Energy production and emissions across upstream, own activities, and downstream value chain segments in 2024Source: Equinor 2024 annual report, p.107. View original →
Equinor's value chain showing upstream, own activities, and downstream operations across 11 numbered stages from raw material extraction to decommissioningSource: Equinor 2024 annual report, p.91. View original →
Marketing, midstream and processing (MMP) value chain showing six stages from Crude, Products and Liquids through to Onshore PlantsSource: Equinor 2024 annual report, p.22. View original →

F Secure

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F-Secure Value Chain showing Upstream suppliers and resources, Own operations with diverse Board and key functions, and Downstream service providers and consumers.Source: F Secure 2024 annual report, p.43

Frequentis

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Frequentis value chain showing Upstream suppliers/subcontractors, Frequentis core activities, and Downstream implementation partners and customersSource: Frequentis 2024 annual report, p.50. View original →

GN Store Nord

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GN's value chain showing upstream raw material extraction through own operations (component manufacturing, product assembly, retail) to downstream distribution, product repair, and end-of-life waste treatment.Source: GN Store Nord 2024 annual report, p.48. View original →

HUGO BOSS

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HUGO BOSS value chain showing Upstream (Tier 1-4 suppliers), Own Operations (production, logistics, administration), and Downstream (distribution, use phase, end-of-life)Source: HUGO BOSS 2024 annual report, p.64. View original →

KRONES

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Krones sustainability targets across Upstream chain, Own operations, and Downstream chain with Net-Zero 2040 commitmentSource: KRONES 2024 annual report, p.84. View original →
Value chain showing upstream suppliers, own operations (production sites and LCS centers), and downstream customers across geographic regions and activitiesSource: KRONES 2024 annual report, p.82. View original →

Lectra

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Equipment value chain from upstream procurement through own operations (design, production, storage, sales) to downstream device usage and end-of-lifeSource: Lectra 2024 annual report, p.56
Software value chain showing upstream procurement, own operations (R&D, sales, maintenance & evolution, software use), and downstream end-of-life stages with actors and value chain participantsSource: Lectra 2024 annual report, p.57
Value chain showing upstream activities, company's own operations (sales and services), and downstream activities.Source: Leroy Merlin España 2024 annual report, p.39. View original →

Netcompany

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Value chain showing Upstream (IT hardware components, software licenses), Own operations (software design, system integration, deployment, go-to-market, output and delivery, support activities), Downstream (products and platforms, data centres/servers, end-of-life IT hardware), and Outcomes (digitalising public institutions and businesses for economic and societal benefit)Source: Netcompany 2024 annual report, p.72

NNIT

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Value chain stages from upstream suppliers through own operations to downstream citizens/patientsSource: NNIT 2024 annual report, p.49. View original →

Ørsted

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Climate change impacts, risks and opportunities across upstream value chain, own operations, and downstream value chainSource: Ørsted 2024 annual report, p.81. View original →
E4 Biodiversity and ecosystems impacts across upstream value chain and own operationsSource: Ørsted 2024 annual report, p.108. View original →
E5 Resource use and circular economy value chain showing upstream and own operations with material impacts, risks, and opportunitiesSource: Ørsted 2024 annual report, p.116. View original →
S3 Affected communities: upstream value chain / own operations showing impacts, risks, and opportunities (IROs)Source: Ørsted 2024 annual report, p.145. View original →
S2 Workers in the value chain showing upstream material impacts, risks, and opportunities (IROs)Source: Ørsted 2024 annual report, p.137. View original →

Pandora

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Value chain from inbound logistics & sourcing (upstream) through own operations to outbound logistics & service (downstream) with material impacts, risks and opportunities (IROs) mapped to each stageSource: Pandora 2024 annual report, p.52. View original →

Randstad

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Randstad's value chain showing upstream (talent, clients, suppliers), own activities (operational, professional, digital, enterprise), and downstream (clients, talent) with stakeholders present across the entire chainSource: Randstad 2024 annual report, p.95. View original →

Repsol

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Repsol's value chain showing Upstream, Industrial, LCG, and Customer segments with main stakeholders and activitiesSource: Repsol 2024 annual report, p.97. View original →

RHI Magnesita

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RHI Magnesita value chain showing raw materials, R&D, monitoring, and removal through production, design, maintenance, and recycling to logistics, installation, and optimisationSource: RHI Magnesita 2024 annual report, p.11. View original →
Circular value chain showing refractory production and distribution, services and solutions, with purpose, values and culture at the centerSource: RHI Magnesita 2024 annual report, p.10. View original →

Royal Schiphol

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Royal Schiphol Group value chain showing upstream Aviation/Construction/Retail/Transport, airport processes in own operations, and downstream residuals flowsSource: Royal Schiphol 2024 annual report, p.11. View original →
Value chain RSG activities showing Upstream, Airport, and Downstream stages across Aviation, Construction and Infrastructure, Retail/F&B/Services, and Transport sectorsSource: Royal Schiphol 2024 annual report, p.182. View original →

Saab

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Value chain perspective showing Upstream (Indirect/Direct Suppliers), Own operations (Saab), and Downstream (Sales/Marketing, End-use, Service) with prioritized sustainability areas, industry context, and geographical impactSource: Saab 2024 annual report, p.77. View original →

SOLVAY

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Solvay Value Chain showing Upstream suppliers and raw materials, Solvay Operations production sites, and Downstream essential products across seven industry sectorsSource: SOLVAY 2024 annual report, p.115. View original →

SSAB

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SSAB's steel production value chain showing transition from current phase (coal, blast furnace) to future phase (fossil-free electricity, electric arc furnace) across sourcing, production, processing, and finished products stagesSource: SSAB 2024 annual report, p.23. View original →
Steel production value chain from raw materials through production, transportation, use phase, end-of-life recycling, and by-products managementSource: SSAB 2024 annual report, p.74. View original →

Stellantis

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Stellantis automotive value chain spanning upstream raw materials and components, own operations assembly and production, and downstream logistics, sales, and end-of-life processingSource: Stellantis 2024 annual report, p.181. View original →
Value chain showing Upstream (Suppliers, Procurement, Infrastructure), Business operations, and Downstream (Clients, Consumers, Communities, Positive impact)Source: Teleperformance 2024 annual report, p.100. View original →

Tietoevry

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Tietoevry's value chain showing upstream suppliers, own operations (people, assets, processes), and downstream customers and societySource: Tietoevry 2024 annual report, p.82. View original →

TKH

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Social - material IROs across Upstream / Own operations / Downstream with reasonably expected time horizonsSource: TKH 2024 annual report, p.98. View original →
TKH's value creation cycle showing six interconnected operational areas: Customers, Research & Development, Engineering & Operations, Technologies & comprehensive solutions, Logistics, and Circulare economy & recyclingSource: TKH 2024 annual report, p.29. View original →

TotalEnergies

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Integrated value chain showing Distribute → Transform & Transport → Produce stages across renewable energies, natural gas, low-carbon molecules, and oil operationsSource: TotalEnergies 2024 annual report, p.12. View original →

Veolia

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Veolia environmental services value chain showing upstream (regulatory authority, entity responsible, analysis, expert advice), Veolia operations (service delivery via infrastructure), and downstream (society, planet, shareholders and their respective stakeholders)Source: Veolia 2024 annual report, p.188. View original →

Vestas

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Vestas value chain showing upstream suppliers, own operations (construction, manufacturing, O&M, project development), and downstream activities (customers, decommissioning, waste/end-of-life)Source: Vestas 2024 annual report, p.62. View original →

WithSecure

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WithSecure's value chain from equipment and materials manufacturing through suppliers, digital products, partners, to customers and end-usersSource: WithSecure 2024 annual report, p.36. View original →