General discount retailer Tokmanni Group has highlighted its sustainability strategy and achievements.
In 2023, Tokmanni received a B score from CDP, which assesses a company’s disclosure and environmental performance.
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The retailer also uses 100% carbon-free electricity and its solar panels covered nearly 10% of annual total measured electricity consumption.
In addition, over 49% of Tokmanni suppliers by spend have set science-based climate targets.
Almost all (97%) of Tokmanni’s sourcing from risk countries came from third-party audited factories.
Due to businesses acquired in 2023, Tokmanni Group is in a transition phase in the integration of Dollarstore as well as Click Shoes and Shoe House operations.
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By GlobalDataIn 2023, Dollarstore joined amfori BSCI, which provides a recognised methodology for identifying and remediating risks in global supply chains.
Tokmanni Group president and CEO Mika Rautiainen commented: “We will continue to serve our customers with pride, and our ambition is to be the leader in sustainability in Northern Europe’s variety discount retail segment.”
Tokmanni has expanded its operations to Sweden and Denmark as well as Finland, and aims to expand its footprint to more than 220 stores by the end of 2025.
In 2023, the Group’s revenue was €1,393m and comparable EBIT amounted to €99m.
