# Can more than one sector directive apply to a company if it is active in more than one sector, for example steel and aluminium?

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**Created:** [9 February 2024 09:56 UTC](https://community.carbonaltdelete.eu/t/can-more-than-one-sector-directive-apply-to-a-company-if-it-is-active-in-more-than-one-sector-for-example-steel-and-aluminium/69 "2024-02-09T09:56:08Z")\
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Based on the FLAG Guidelines and the ICT Guidelines, a company whose activities fall under more than one (sub)sector (e.g. a mobile operator may also operate fixed networks and data centres) can split its emissions accordingly and then add up the resulting sub-sector targets to arrive at a company-wide target.