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INDUSTRIES

Logistics

A road freight and warehousing operator serving retail and manufacturing clients across several countries faced rising fuel costs, an ageing fleet, and tightening emissions regulation.

Logistics operations supporting sustainable supply chains

THE CHALLENGE

Clients asking for transition plans

Key clients required emissions data and climate transition plans as a condition for long-term contracts, yet the company had limited visibility of Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions and a rigid financing structure that constrained investment in cleaner fleets and efficient warehouses.

No decarbonisation strategy

Routing and energy inefficiencies

Rigid financing model

OUR APPROACH

How we structured the solution

01

Fleet transition plan

High-impact decarbonisation levers mapped, with a phased transition from ICE to EV and hydrogen and digital efficiency tools.

02

GHG inventory and reporting

An ESG baseline, a full GHG inventory, and preparation for CSRD-aligned reporting.

03

Sustainability-linked loan

Debt restructured and a loan indexed to fleet emissions intensity.

04

Capital allocation scenarios

Modelling of investment options to prioritise those that cut costs and improve sustainability positioning.

THE OUTCOME

New sustainability-conscious contracts secured and capital unlocked for long-term resilience.

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