SICK achieved 86 out of 100 points in the EcoVadis sustainability rating and, with the Platinum award, is among the top 1 percent of all evaluated companies worldwide. Each year, a total of 21 sustainability criteria are assessed in four core areas: Environment, Labor & Human Rights, Ethics, and Sustainable Procurement. With an improvement of 36 percent, SICK significantly increases its score compared to the previous year, moving from Silver to Platinum. The categories “Environment” and “Labor & Human Rights” scored particularly well with 90 out of 100 possible points. SICK also improved to 80 points in the categories “Ethics” and “Sustainable Procurement”. SICK has taken part in the annual EcoVadis assessments since 2013 and the Platinum medal confirms that its commitment to a sustainable corporate strategy is effective and targeted.

 

For SICK, the continuous development in ecological sustainability, social sustainability, and governance is of high importance. Through internal audits, international environmental, climate, and occupational safety certifications, as well as the annual EcoVadis assessment, the company ensures that ambitious sustainability goals are set, calculations are verified, and risk assessments are conducted.

 

 

“We are very pleased with the Platinum award from EcoVadis. It is proof that we are committed to a transparent sustainability reporting, take responsibility for our corporate actions, and make significant progress in implementing our ESG strategy,” says Nicole Kurek, member of the executive board responsible for People & Culture at SICK. “For our customers worldwide, the EcoVadis rating is an important factor in trusting the sustainability management of our company and automation solutions and using them to achieve their own sustainability goals.”

 

SICK aims for continuous development in the area of sustainability. Therefore, the results of the EcoVadis rating are used to identify and implement improvement potentials, thereby contributing to a sustainable future.

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