Decathlon: sustainable turnover breakdown France 2020

Decathlon (formerly named Oxylane) is a French sports and leisure retailer. Like other companies, Decathlon is taking steps towards sustainability. In 2019, 1.82 percent of its turnover was achieved through sustainable services such as the sale of second-hand sporting goods, for example. The following year witnessed an increase of 0.43 percentage points in the company's sustainable turnover.

Distribution of the sustainable turnover of Decathlon in France in 2019 and 2020, by service

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Release date

2021

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Region

Worldwide, France

Survey time period

2019 to 2020

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"The second-hand offer, particularly in the Trocathlon event section, was impacted by the closure of stores due to the Covid-19 pandemic. It has nevertheless increased thanks to the deployment of our second-hand offer in more countries and in more stores with a stronger demand from consumers. In the workshops activity and particularly in France, the business was able to take advantage of the financial aid offered by the French government for bicycle repairs. It should be noted that the % of turnover achieved with the Workshops does not take into account ski services, sports awards and customization.
Note that regarding the Sustainable Turnover indicator, this is an internal definition, intended to accelerate the company's new circular economy models. A working group will be set up in 2021 and work will be carried out on the basis of the final texts of the Green Taxonomy to study the eligibility and alignment of activities retained in the Sustainable Turnover by Decathlon."

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