In dialogue with stakeholders

Because we operate in property development, building & technology and the infrastructure sector, we deal with a broad spectrum of stakeholders. We value open dialogue with our stakeholders. It enables us to respond more effectively to developments in society with our business operations. After all, as an organisation you have an impact on your stakeholders, while our stakeholders also have an impact on our organisation.

In 2023, we entered into dialogue with our stakeholders in a number of ways, as described below and outlined in more detail for each stakeholder group in the table. Some recurring topics of conversation were: our future vision for 2030, safety in the built environment (from design to realisation) and the safety of our employees, as well as developments on the sustainability front. 

Stakeholder

Type dialogue

Subjects of discussion

Principals, clients and users

Multiple contact moments per year at various levels

General market developments

Meetings

Developments in society

User surveys

Specific client developments

Strategy 2030

Employees, works council and unions

Staff appraisal cycle (2x)

Employee development & spearheads employee engagement survey

Employee engagement survey (1x)

HSE (Health, Safety, Welfare, Environment), communication, social affairs, strategy and finance

Works council (including consultation meetings with directors)

Multiple contact moments

Regular consultations

Shareholders, other capital and guarantee providers, interest groups, banks and analysts

Shareholder meeting (1x)

Financial and non-financial performance and expectations

Extraordinary shareholders' meeting (1x)

Analyst meetings

Regular meetings

Multiple contact moments

Stakeholder

Type dialogue

Subjects of discussion

Suppliers and subcontractors

Multiple contact moments per year at various levels

Innovation

Sustainability

Chain responsibility

Market developments

Safety

Supply security

(Local) Government and politics

Multiple contact moments per year at various levels

Housing market developments

Infrastructure in the Netherlands

Energy transition

Nitrogen

Environmental impact

Safety

Industry associations, knowledge and educational institutions

Consultation with content specialists, as well as boards and programme managers

Developments in society

Trends

Sustainability

Labour shortages

Image

Training courses

Technology

Civil society organisations

Multiple contact moments per year at various levels

Environmental impact

Biodiversity

Local residents, local community, end users

Residents evenings

Accessibility

Dag van de bouw (construction day)

Sustainability

Online dialogue

Safety

Innovation

Energy transition

Impact of our projects on the local environment

Insurance firms

Multiple contact moments per year at various levels

Trends and developements in both the market and technology