An exemplary enterprise

Our ethical guidelines and values

Safran complies with all laws and regulations concerning the fight against corruption and export controls. Since our founding as Safran in 2005, we have drawn up ethical guidelines that define Group-wide principles in these areas, so that all employees have a rock-solid reference base to guide their professional conduct.

Safran has defined seven core values that underpin our identity and our image in relation to all stakeholders.

Export controls

Safran complies with all regulations concerning the export and import of military and dual technologies.

A compliance standard to define Group requirements
Safran companies buy and sell goods and services from and to suppliers and customers around the world. The shared export and re-export control requirements are defined in a Safran compliance standard, organized in nine areas of compliance.

Frequent audits are used to check that the compliance standard is correctly applied in all Group companies.

A dedicated organization
The organization set up by Safran is designed to meet all applicable regulations.

The fight against corruption

Safran is the first company in the French stock market index CAC 40 to have received anti-corruption certification from the French agency ADIT (Agence pour la Diffusion de l'Information Technologique).

This three-year certification reflects the pertinence of the processes applied by Safran. It also recognizes the efforts made to ensure that the rules and procedures applied meet international standards.

The Mazars/Adit certification guidelines, the basis for the certification audit, include both national and international laws and regulations (FCPA, UK Bribery Act, OECD Convention, the 10^th principle in the United Nations Global Compact), as well as current best practices. These guidelines were validated by the Service Central de Prévention de la Corruption (SCPC), as well as by an international advisory board, and include more than 200 checkpoints.