Siemens earns its highest-ever EcoVadis score of 85, placing it in the top 1% of around 130,000 rated companies worldwide.
The Platinum rating reflects strong performance across Environment, Ethics, Labor & Human Rights, and Sustainable Procurement.
Over 90% of Siemens’ business portfolio enables customers to achieve sustainability gains in decarbonization, resource efficiency, and social impact.
Siemens has secured the Platinum medal in the 2025 EcoVadis Sustainability Rating, marking its highest score to date with 85 points. This distinction places Siemens in the top 1% of approximately 130,000 companies evaluated globally by EcoVadis, a leading provider of business sustainability ratings. Siemens Mobility, assessed separately, achieved a score of 84 points.
The Platinum award recognizes Siemens’ advancements in all four EcoVadis categories: Environment, Ethics, Labor & Human Rights, and Sustainable Procurement. More than 90% of Siemens’ operations support customer sustainability outcomes in decarbonization and energy efficiency, resource efficiency and circularity, and people centricity and societal benefits.
“Achieving the highest-ever score and being among the top one percent of all rated companies reinforces our position as a sustainability leader and recognizes the dedication of our people,” said Eva Riesenhuber, Global Head of Sustainability at Siemens. “Sustainability is at the core of our business, and we are continuing to scale our impact in the areas of industry, infrastructure and mobility, while empowering our customers to become more competitive, more resilient and more sustainable.”
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Siemens Mobility’s Head of Sustainability, Andreas Mehlhorn, added: “Being awarded the EcoVadis Platinum medal once again is a strong testament to our leading position in the rail industry. It reflects our commitment to integrating sustainable solutions for our customers by maintaining rigorous sustainability standards across our operations and supply chain.”
EcoVadis’ methodology draws on global sustainability frameworks, including the Ten Principles of the UN Global Compact, International Labour Organization conventions, Global Reporting Initiative standards, and ISO 26000 guidelines.
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