Schneider Electric has achieved the highest ESG ratings from three rating agencies, demonstrating its commitment to sustainable management practices.

Schneider Electric announced on the 28th that it has been selected as a company holding the highest ESG ratings by S&P Global, the world's largest financial information provider; Vigeo Eiris, an ESG rating agency under Moody's; and the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP).

Schneider stated that this result demonstrates the value of efforts and strategy to combine business with sustainable impact in the private sector.

Gwenaelle Avice-Huet, Chief Strategy and Sustainability Officer at Schneider Electric, stated: "Schneider Electric shows how to focus on what matters most—people, planet, and performance—amidst continuous disruption. Receiving top ESG ratings not only reflects our firm commitment to the welfare of internal and external stakeholders and the environment, but also demonstrates that we will remain focused on action and innovation and encourage all people to participate together."

Schneider Electric announced that it has been included in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI), a sustainability assessment benchmark, for 12 consecutive years. The DJSI is a sustainability assessment index published annually by S&P Global, with 3,519 companies selected out of 13,800 companies worldwide.

Among these, Schneider Electric ranked first among electrical components and equipment companies. In particular, it was recognized for progress in biodiversity, operational environmental efficiency, supply chain management, labor practices, and human rights, achieving 90 points out of 100 on the latest Sustainability Assessment (CSA) and ranking first in the industry.

Meanwhile, Schneider Electric has been listed in the top-tier 'A Rating (Leadership A)' from the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) for 12 consecutive years. The CDP maintains the world's largest environmental database.

In a survey conducted by Vigeo Eiris, Europe's top ESG rating agency under Moody's, in July, Schneider Electric scored 73 out of 100 points, achieving first place in Europe in the electronics sector.

The Schneider Sustainability Impact (SSI), published quarterly, evaluates Schneider Electric's progress on sustainability through 21 key performance indicators across climate, circular economy, ethics, health equity, and development.