2026 essentials
From major milestones and transformation in a competitive market to financial results, CSR metrics and testimonials—explore SNCF Group’s top priorities and key figures for 2025 in our integrated annual report.
2025 Integrated Annual Report: "2026 essentials"
INTEGRATED ANNUAL REPORT
SNCF GROUP (SINCE 2020)
2025 Integrated Annual Report: "2026 essentials" (accessible format)
INTEGRATED ANNUAL REPORT
SNCF GROUP (SINCE 2020)
Investing now in a decarbonized future
Record investment
Public transport—with rail at its core—is a powerful driver of regional equity and a key contributor to the transition to a more sustainable world. That’s why SNCF Group, the French state, and local authorities together invested nearly €11 billion in the national rail system in 2025—an all-time record.
France’s towns, cities and regions want more rail services. They want more low-carbon transport, delivered with impeccable service at a fair price.
Chairman and CEO, SNCF Group
SNCF Group key figures in 2025
#1
issuer of green bonds in the transport and logistics sector
26,800
new hires, including 16,300 on permanent contracts in France
168 million
passengers carried on TGV high-speed trains
In their own words
How public transport fights inequality
Cécile Duflot, Chief Executive of Oxfam France, explains how public transport—where SNCF Group is a key player—brings together social and ecological factors to build a more livable future, advancing both the green transition and social justice.
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Interview with Cécile Duflot, Chief Executive of Oxfam France (5:20)
“Rail offers huge scope”
Sète-Sud de France is the first Mediterranean port equipped with the Modalohr horizontal loading system. The facility is part of a multimodal platform, opened in 2025 and operated by Rail Logistics Europe through VIIA. Its CEO Olivier Carmes describes its benefits, highlighting “the promising prospects offered by combining maritime and rail transport.”
Regional roots—a shared heritage
Dominique Schelcher, Chairman and CEO of Coopérative U, discusses the important of maintaining a strong local presence—including for large groups like SNCF—to “stay connected with communities on a daily basis and provide services that meet everyone’s needs.”
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Interview with Dominique Schelcher, CEO of Coopérative U
“No region without a mobility solution”
Public transport plays a vital role in balanced development and regional cohesion. Brittany provides a clear example: its regional president Loïg Chesnais-Girard emphasizes the need for continued investment in public transport to ensure consistently high service quality and leave no region behind.
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