LANXESS Earns Top Recognition from CDP for Climate and Water Initiatives
LANXESS has received top ratings from CDP for its environmental disclosures and efforts in climate and water management, placing it among the highest-rated companies globally in the 2025 CDP environmental assessment.
LANXESS, a specialty chemicals company, has been recognized by the global non-profit organization CDP for its environmental reporting and actions, placing it among the top 2 percent of over 24,700 companies assessed worldwide.
In the CDP’s 2025 evaluation, LANXESS received an “A” rating in the climate category, acknowledging its transparency and efforts in addressing climate change. This marks the eighth time the company has been listed in CDP’s “A List” for climate performance. LANXESS has been reporting its climate-related data to CDP since 2012.
To achieve an “A” grade, companies must not only provide detailed disclosures but also demonstrate tangible progress through actions such as setting science-based targets and implementing structured climate plans. In addition to its climate score, LANXESS was rated “A-” for its approach to water security, reflecting its responsible water management practices.
Hubert Fink, a member of the Board of Management of LANXESS AG, noted that the company’s environmental strategies also support the sustainability goals of its customers. He stated that the CDP rating reinforces the company’s direction in sustainability initiatives.
CDP operates one of the most widely used global disclosure platforms for environmental performance, covering greenhouse gas emissions, water usage, and forest-related risks. In 2025, the organization collected data from companies representing over 66 percent of global listed market capitalization.
LANXESS, based in Germany, recorded sales of €6.7 billion in 2023 and employs around 12,600 individuals in 32 countries. Its business includes the development and distribution of chemical intermediates, additives, and consumer protection products. The company is also listed on the Dow Jones Sustainability Indices (DJSI World and Europe).
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