The best-placed company in the country was Klabin, ranked among the Top 1% Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) Score
S&P Global has launched the 2025 Sustainability Yearbook, a publication that recognizes the companies with the best sustainability practices and is considered an international benchmark for investors and experts in the sector.
This year's list considered more than 7,690 companies assessed in the 2024 Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA), and of these, 780 were selected. To be included, they must be ranked among the top 15% in their sector and achieve a CSA score within 30% of the best-performing company in the sector.
Of the total, 24 are Brazilian. Klabin occupied a prominent position among the best evaluated in the world, being the only national company to be among the Top 1% Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) Score - a category that brings together the businesses that have achieved the best performance in each segment.
Engie Brasil Energia and Companhia Energética de Minas Gerais (Cemig) were ranked among the Top 5% Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) Score, and Banco do Brasil, Itaú and Telefônica Vivo, among the Top 10% Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) Score.
The other Brazilian companies listed are: Azul, Cogna Educação, Companhia Brasileira de Alumínio, Bradesco, Boticário, Fleury, Hypera, Itaúsa, Lojas Renner, Movida, Petrobras, Rumo, Simpar, Companhia Paranaense de Energia (Copel), Suzano, TIM, Grupo Vamos and Neoenergia.
Globally, 65 companies were ranked among the Top 1% CAS Score, including Coca-Cola (Switzerland), LG (South Korea), Pirelli (Italy) and Shiseido (Japan). From Latin America, apart from Brazil's Klabin, only Colombia's Cementos Argos and Transportadora de Gas Internacional and Chile's Empresas CMPC made it into this category.
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