Renewing our world starts with the way we work.
The ecological transition is at the heart of what we do. We hold ourselves to the same standard we bring to our clients: measure, improve, share.
A CSR approach assessed by an independent third party.
TOROW is assessed by EcoVadis, the CSR rating platform used by major buyers to measure the sustainability performance of their suppliers. The assessment covers our policies, actions and results, backed by evidence.
The 55th percentile means TOROW scores higher than 55% of companies assessed by EcoVadis.
Environment
- 2025 GHG emissions assessment covering scopes 1, 2 and 3
- Action plan targeting −29.5 tCO₂e per year, around 16% of the total
- −15% target on office energy and heating
- Waste sorting in our offices
Labour & human rights
- Formal HR and CSR policy, with health and safety first
- Salary grid for fair pay
- Anonymous satisfaction survey of all employees
- Career plans signed by managers and employees
- Reporting and harassment-prevention procedures
Ethics
- Information systems security policy and its appendices
- GDPR indicators tracked by the HR team
- Protection of our clients' and partners' data
Sustainable procurement
- Sustainable procurement policy with social and environmental criteria
- Enforceable CSR clauses in our service contracts
- Minimum requirements to join our value chain
Sources: TOROW SAS EcoVadis assessment published on 30 June 2026 and 2025 GHG emissions assessment. Scope 2 calculated using the market-based method.
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Wind, the oldest renewable energy.
TOROW supports skipper Jean-Baptiste Ternon and his Class40 DIATOMA SOLO SAILOR on their way to the Route du Rhum, the most legendary solo transatlantic race.
- Boat name
- DIATOMA SOLO SAILOR
- Race name
- MIC Odyssey
- Boat
- POGO S4 v2 #177
- Class
- Class40
- Skipper
- Jean-Baptiste Ternon
@jb.ternon_skipper
Offshore racing forgives nothing. That is why we support it.
At sea, the smallest mistake is paid for immediately. Sailing a Class40 takes technique, fitness and above all mental strength, day and night.
Even before the start line, a skipper has to find funding and a boat, keep them, improve, then qualify. This determination, built race after race, is what TOROW has chosen to support.
Our shared values- Pushing beyond limits
- Rigour
- High standards
- The pursuit of excellence
- Moving forward, whatever happens