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    Schaeffler achieves ‘leadership’ status once again in CDP ratings

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    For the fourth time in succession, international environmental organization CDP has awarded the Schaeffler Group a top score of ‘A’ in the climate change category, in recognition of its commitment to sustainability in 2025. In the water security category, Schaeffler was given an ‘A-’, the same score as in the previous year. The result of these two scores put the Motion Technology Company once again in the highest category ‘leadership’.

    Klaus Rosenfeld, CEO of Schaeffler AG, explains: “The award of yet another ‘A’ score for climate change affirms our commitment to environmental protection and inspires us to continue to systematically implement our decarbonization strategy. Following the acquisition of Vitesco Technologies, we are currently working on updating our climate targets for the combined company. In this context, our aim is to remain in line with the targets of the Paris Climate Agreement. For Schaeffler, sustainability is a key issue and important prerequisite as we strive to become the leading Motion Technology Company.”

    Schaeffler’s inclusion in CDP’s ‘Climate A List 2025’ testifies to the comprehensive, high-quality and transparent data that the company has collected on its sustainability measures. This provides stakeholders with comprehensive insights into the company’s environmental impacts and serves as a basis for its sustainable transformation.

    The current ranking by CDP acknowledges in particular, the company’s commitment to decarbonizing its own production. In this context, the worldwide procurement of renewable electricity for production and energy savings of more than 100 gigawatt hours enabled the Schaeffler Group to meet two of its key targets in 2024.

    The company has also improved its score in the environmental policy category due to a new edition of its Policy Statement ‘Energy, Environment, Health and Safety (EnEHS)’, which details the company’s commitments in conjunction with water security and climate protection.

    In the water security category, the ‘A-’ rating confirms that the Schaeffler Group continues to be one of the leading companies in this area. This result was mainly attributable to the scores the company received for its business strategy and opportunity and risk management.

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