Responsible, solid and sustainable organizational culture
Ethics
FAdeA has a policy of conducting its commercial, business and internal activities through ethics, integrity and transparency standards, following the values chosen by the Company for its Code of Conduct, applying the laws and regulations in force.
The values FAdeA has chosen are essential ones and they indicate ideal conduct standards for its members and the people with whom FAdeA maintains business relations, such as contractors, suppliers, customers, etc.
FAdeA promotes an environment free of retaliation, with freedom of expression and mutual respect, with responsible attitude, efficiency and transparency, preserving the environment and wellbeing of its employees.
FAdeA has established an Ethics Office, and an Ethics Committee to manage complaints or requests for guidance. For this, the Company has a dedicated phone line, e-mail and adequate facilities.
Integrity
Julia Enriquez
Responsible person for Integrity
Lawyer and Notary Public who completed the Master's Degree in Administrative Law from the Faculty of Law of the National University of Córdoba with outstanding performance. She has a solid track record in corporate legal advice and technology law, with postgraduate training in Ethics and Compliance. She has worked in both the public sector—including the State Attorney's Office of Córdoba and the Secretariat of Public Revenue of the Province of Córdoba—and the private sector, leading law firms and specialized consultancies. Since May 2025, she has worked at FAdeA as Manager of Legal Affairs, Ethics, and Compliance.
ETHICS COMPLAINTS LINE
Any conduct contrary to the principles of our Code of Conduct shall be reported. We must do so as FAdeA’s employees, and our customers and suppliers may report a violation.
In case the Ethics Office cannot receive the statement, it can be reported to the Legal Affairs Division.
FAdeA allows for anonymous reports and in this case, it guarantees confidentiality of the reporting individual identity, as long as it is not requested via court order.