EcoVadis news

Ranked in the top 5% by EcoVadis, Evonik excels in sustainability, focusing on transparency, stakeholder collaboration, and sustainable supply chain management.

The report highlights progress in decarbonization, renewable energy, and sustainable product innovation, aligned with UNSDGs and CSRD compliance.

Kemira improved its EcoVadis score by 5 points, excelling in Labor & Human Rights, Ethics, and Sustainable Procurement, reinforcing its commitment to ESG performance.

ANDRITZ surpasses 2025 ESG targets, sets new 2030 goals for climate, employee well-being, and governance, aligning with global climate objectives and enhancing sustainability efforts.

Ranked in the top 1% globally, the company improved in Labor, Ethics, and Procurement, maintaining a perfect Environment score.

Ranked in the top 1% of 130,000 firms, Siemens scored 86 points, excelling in Environment, Ethics, Labor, and Procurement, highlighting its sustainability leadership.

Stahl ranks in the top 1% of EcoVadis assessments, scoring 87/100, reflecting its commitment to sustainability and innovation in its ESG Roadmap to 2030.

Awarded EcoVadis Gold for sustainability, improving score to 80/100. Recognized for advancements in sustainable procurement, environment, labor, ethics, and supply chain accountability.