Why go beyond the traditional view of disability and address neurodiversity?
Because disability is not limited to physical and/or mental dimensions. Neurodiversities, often invisible, can profoundly influence the way people think, learn, and collaborate.
By supporting them, FDJ UNITED is rethinking its ways of working to unlock collective potential and progress together.
The Group’s commitment is concrete: this year, FDJ UNITED has developed and shared an awareness and support guide on dys disorders, produced thanks to the expertise of the Fédération Française des Dys.
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The 2026 renewal of the Cheltenham Festival once again underlined its position as one of the most significant events in the global racing calendar. At its centre, the Champion Hurdle delivered a standout moment, with Lossiemouth producing an exceptional performance to secure victory in what is widely regarded as the most prestigious two-mile hurdle race in the world.
FDJ UNITED has published its integrated annual report, a comprehensive overview of its overall performance and commitments. In this document, the Group highlights a year of transformation guided by an ambitious strategic vision that supports its growth and a responsible gaming model that generates a positive impact.
