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At Telenco, social responsibility is not an option but a long-standing conviction. For over 25 years, our Group has placed environmental, social, and ethical issues at the heart of its development. This is evidenced by the publication of our 2024 CSR Report, a true reflection of our concrete commitments, structured governance, and determination to generate lasting positive impact.
Telenco's CSR policy is built on four core pillars: Environment, Social & Societal, Health & Safety, and Ethics. Each pillar is supported by operational management, performance indicators, and clear governance involving all subsidiaries.
2024 marks a significant milestone with the validation of our commitments by the SBTi. Our objectives are clear:
In parallel, we are stepping up our actions:
Our Moirans site embodies our vision of a sustainable, local industry: 100% renewable electricity contract, effluent filtration, ISO 14001 & 45001 certifications. The facility is part of a continuous improvement approach, with notable efforts in safety, quality, and reducing environmental impact.
With 665 employees across 3 continents, Telenco reaffirms its commitment to a fair and inclusive work environment. In 2024:
Our actions extend beyond the workplace. Through the "Booste ton asso" programme, 3 high-impact local associations were supported in 2024, focusing on themes such as environment, health, and inclusion.
Telenco pursues a comprehensive ethical strategy driven by:
The actions taken in 2024 reflect our desire to go beyond regulatory standards:
More broadly, 73% of non-production employees are eligible for remote work, and specific arrangements are made to ensure a work-life balance.
2025 opens with the ambition to expand our actions and impact:
"Our ambition remains unchanged: to create sustainable value for our clients, our teams, and our communities. This report is a faithful reflection of that commitment." — Mr. Marillat, Managing Director, Telenco SAS
We invite you to read our full report to explore our actions, results and vision for sustainable performance in greater detail.
NGIS, a Telenco Group subsidiary, has obtained VCA** certification, strengthening its HSE organisation and ability to manage complex wireless and telecom projects.
The WGP FL series (BEP) is a modular fibre optic building entry point in 5 versions, from 6 to 144 fibres. NE3/NE4 cable entry modules, splice cassettes, a generous slack storage area and IP55 protection simplify network deployment.
Compare passive, active and hybrid DAS architectures to design reliable indoor 5G coverage for your building, operators and future network needs.
The BEP-XS is an all-in-one solution that simplifies fibre deployments. It combines BEP, floor box and OTO functions, with wall, flush or DIN rail mounting. Ideal for residential projects and network extensions.
Offices, factories, hospitals… mobile signal drops where it's needed most. Modern insulating materials and higher 5G frequencies make indoor connectivity a major infrastructure challenge. For 13 years, Telenco has been deploying dedicated solutions
Skilled labour shortages and tight deadlines: Telenco addresses German market challenges with the Future Line range. Hestia OTO, floor boxes, WGP BEP XS… a complete portfolio for fast, modular FTTH deployments.
These Telenco passive solutions can be directly leveraged by engineers within their models, in line with real-world field constraints. They ensure seamless continuity between the design and deployment phases, with no gaps between planning and implementation.
Telenco welcomed six young participants from the Passe Décisive programme for a workplace immersion. The visit combined an overview of company activities with practical discussions on career access and employment.
Through a strategic partnership with Zyxel, Telenco expands its Mobile Networks portfolio with ZoneDAS ActiveDAS solutions. A new approach to deploy high-performance, scalable indoor mobile networks suitable for sites of all sizes.
Telenco has been awarded a B rating by CDP for its climate transparency in 2025, among nearly 20,000 companies assessed. The recognition highlights the quality of its reporting, risk management and commitment to a low-carbon, sustainable economy.
The RED Directive introduces cybersecurity requirements for radio equipment. A major change for 4G/5G repeaters, now considered active components of mobile networks and subject to stricter regulatory and security standards.
Telenco and NGIS develop tailored indoor 5G connectivity systems for high-demand environments. Discover their full-service offer and meet the team at MWC 2026.
