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Ethics Helpline

Ethics Helpline

Acting with integrity also means showing willingness and commitment to speak up when confronted with potential breaches of the law, regulations, policies and/or Solvay’s Code of Business Integrity. If you believe in good faith that such issues are occurring at Solvay, we encourage you to speak up.
 
Reports will be treated confidentially to the best extent possible. Limited disclosures will only be made if necessary for investigation or if required by law. When reporting a concern, you can choose to identify yourself or remain anonymous, where legally permitted. Solvay prohibits retaliation for reporting concerns in good faith. 

Every report will be carefully reviewed by the Ethics & Compliance team who will conduct an independent investigation when required, reflecting Solvay’s values and principles. 
 
Access the Ethics Helpline.
 
Our Ethics Helpline is available in 19 languages and in 63 countries, 24 hours a day and 7 days a week for all Solvay employees and third parties, and is accessible through the toll-free phone lines or web intake. 

Access our Speak Up Policy for more information.

Solvay’s Ethics and Compliance program places a high value on each individual voice of our employees and business partners. Speaking up is not just an obligation, it is the right of each individual to make their voice heard and to stand up for what is right without fear of retaliation! It is essential to create a strong speak up culture in order to build trust with our employees, investors, and business partners and to foster a culture of compliance and integrity.
Julien Sauvageot, Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer