Sustainability

Environmental, Social and Governance Strategy (ESG)

Sustainability in the Business Model

Our role as a leader in truck, machinery, and equipment rental is based on innovation and a commitment to sustainability.

We believe in a culture of use, not ownership. Therefore, we offer our clients the best services through our trucks and machines, encouraging rental as a viable reality, in line with our goal of increasingly integrating sustainability into our business.

Our product portfolio includes low-carbon solutions, such as electric trucks and forklifts, as well as trucks compatible with biomethane use—options that emit fewer greenhouse gases (GHG) compared to fossil fuel-powered vehicles. Additionally, we offer the VAMOS Zero Carbon Program, which gives our clients the opportunity to offset the emissions generated by their rented assets.

VAMOS’s purpose is: “To create opportunities for the renewal of the Brazilian fleet, generating value and driving the development of our clients, our people, and our country.”. This purpose is aligned with our ESG goals:

Learn more about our practices by accessing our integrated report: Click here.

Our Material Topics

Material topics are the foundation and guidance of our sustainability strategy.

Sustainability Governance

Our sustainability governance is structured to ensure the effective and comprehensive execution of the ESG agenda across all areas of the company. To achieve this, we have established robust governance processes that span various levels and departments. We also have a dedicated Sustainability department responsible for disseminating the strategy and ensuring its implementation.

To guide VAMOS’s governance processes, we adopt documents and guidelines that direct the company’s activities and promote strategies for ESG impact development. The main policies that support this commitment are: Sustainability Policy, Human Rights Policy and Climate Change Policy

These policies are approved by the Board of Directors and are publicly available here.

Commitments

• UN Global Compact – Since 2020, we have been part of the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative, which aims to transform business strategies in favor of sustainable development.
• Na Mão Certa Program – An initiative by Childhood Brasil that raises awareness and mobilizes individuals, companies, business entities, governments, and civil society organizations to form a Protection Circle for the prevention and combat of sexual exploitation of children and adolescents.
• Women 360 Movement – A movement actively working to accelerate gender equity in the corporate sector.

Recognitions

• ISE: B3’s Corporate Sustainability Index. We have been part of the portfolio for the past three years, reinforcing our alignment with ESG best practices (portfolios 22/23, 23/24, and 24/25).
• CDP: A platform for environmental transparency that drives corporate action toward a more sustainable future. In the 2024 cycle, we received an A- rating for climate change performance and a B- for water management.
• iCO2: We are part of B3’s portfolio recognizing companies committed to efficient greenhouse gas emissions.
• CSA: For the second consecutive year, we are featured in the 2025 S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook, one of the world’s largest rating agencies.
• GHG Protocol: For the fourth consecutive year, we received the GHG Protocol Gold Seal in recognition of our transparency in disclosing our greenhouse gas inventory.

ESG Impact Programs

• VAMOS Carbon Zero Program
  Our VAMOS Carbon Zero Program offers clients the opportunity to offset emissions generated by rented assets, reinforcing our commitment to a low-carbon economy. In 2024, we neutralized over 9,000 tons of carbon equivalent through the program.
• Valued Mechanic Program
  Focused on productive inclusion, this program structures the career path of our mechanics, offering development tracks from apprentices to advanced levels.
• Fleet Renewal Program
  Held in 2021 and 2023, this program focused on fleet renewal and circular economy. More than 150 trucks over 20 years old were removed from Brazilian roads. The transaction allowed former owners to use the received value to purchase new or semi-new vehicles or even carry out personal projects. The vehicles were sent for scrapping.

Reports and Publications

Check out our integrated reports and follow our ESG evolution.