What happened in 2025? Once again this year, the circular economy is at the heart of our activities. Through landscape redevelopment, agricultural renewal, and the creation of urban parks, ECT is giving a second life to abandoned sites and excavated land, in partnership with local authorities. Thanks to our local presence, the expertise of our teams, and enhanced support for our construction industry clients, we have been able to combine operational performance, environmental responsibility, and resilience in the face of climate change. Let’s take a look back at 2025, a year rich in projects, partnerships, and collective successes, driven

  Best wishes 2026 Together, let’s continue to sustainably transform our communities. Thanks to your trust, ECT develops and delivers meaningful projects for local governments and the people they serve. We repurpose construction and public works land to transform brownfields and neglected sites into natural areas, sports facilities, and recreational spaces. A few numbers that made a difference : 25 km on average between our sites and our sites 5,000 trees planted 95% of land repurposed. 2026 will be a year of responsible, sustainable projects.

Landify US, ECT’s American subsidiary, continues to expand. Four new sites are now open to recycle excavated soil from Californian construction sites, as part of a circular economy approach serving local communities. These new projects at a glance. https://www.groupe-ect.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Vacaville-reception-terres.mp4 Vacaville, creation of a bike park In Vacaville, California, reused land contributes to the creation and financing of a bike park, in partnership with the city. To find out more about this project, read the press release. https://www.groupe-ect.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/VIDEO-2025-01-10-07-53-21-USA-Remblaiement-Gardnet.mp4 Garnet, Palm Springs, rehabilitation of a former quarry The Garnet, Palm Springs site is now operational. It takes in soil from surrounding construction

Landify US continues to expand with the opening of a new site in Garnet, Palm Springs. This site, dedicated to the management of inert soil and materials from the Californian construction industry, is intended to restore a former quarry. This initiative is part of a circular economy approach to building materials. https://www.groupe-ect.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/VIDEO-2025-01-10-07-53-21-USA-Remblaiement-Gardnet.mp4 Find out more about Landify US

Landify ECT Corporation, ECT’s US subsidiary, opens first site The arrival of the first cubic yards of excavated soil from the Californian construction industry is a milestone for Landify. Taking place in the heart of the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge The salt ponds of the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge are protected by over 70 miles of dikes. Excavated soil, previously selected and traced by Landify, will contribute directly to their maintenance, while reducing consolidationand flood control costs. Landify set up in California in 2023. By combining technical expertise and environmental commitment, the