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Valeo SE has made a public commitment to conduct its engagement activities in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement, stating “your organization has a public commitment or position statement to conduct your engagement activities in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement.” However, we found no evidence of a formal review process or monitoring procedure for how lobbying or policy engagement is managed or aligned with that commitment, nor does the company disclose any specific individual or committee responsible for overseeing its lobbying alignment. The company does not disclose how it governs direct or indirect lobbying activities, such as through trade associations, or how it enforces its Paris-aligned engagement pledge, indicating limited transparency around its lobbying governance framework.
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Valeo provides a limited but concrete view of its climate-related lobbying. It identifies the target of its activity—the European Union—and explains that it "urges the European Union" to "set, within a global industrial strategy, clear targets of regional content for the automotive industry" that would "require added-value content in Europe" similar to the 75 % local-production threshold in the USMCA, thereby protecting fair competition and ensuring the climate impact of imported equipment is taken into account. While this reveals the policy area it is lobbying on and spells out the specific outcome it wants, the company does not describe any of the methods it uses to influence EU institutions, nor does it mention any other climate policies. As a result, the disclosure clarifies one policy goal and the rationale behind it but offers little insight into the practical mechanisms or breadth of its lobbying activity.
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