Archroma, a global player in specialty chemicals committed to sustainable solutions, has once again secured a Gold rating from EcoVadis. This marks the second consecutive year the company has achieved this distinction, placing it among the top 5% of more than 150,000 companies assessed worldwide across 150 countries and 250 industries.
A Strong Validation of Sustainability Leadership
EcoVadis is a global benchmark for business sustainability. It evaluates companies using rigorous criteria covering environmental practices, labor and human rights, ethics, and sustainable procurement. Archroma’s Gold rating highlights its consistent progress in embedding sustainability across its operations, product innovations, and value chain.
Rajiv Sharma, CEO, Archroma, said, “As a company built on sustainable innovation, this recognition reflects our ongoing efforts to lead with purpose. Our strategy – from innovations to operational excellence – is centered on delivering measurable impact and long-term value for our customers, communities, and the planet.”
Advancing ESG Reporting Through CSRD Alignment
Archroma recently completed a double materiality assessment. This step strengthens transparency and accountability and aligns with the EU’s CSRD. This assessment identifies how sustainability risks and opportunities influence Archroma’s business and how the company’s activities affect society and the environment. Archroma will use the findings to shape its future sustainability roadmap and fully disclose them in the FY2025 Sustainability Report.
Strengthening Purpose, Innovation, and Accountability
Sharma added, “The double materiality assessment reinforces our commitment to stakeholder engagement, ESG integration, and responsible growth. We will continue to align purpose, innovation, and accountability at every level of the organization.” As per the press release, Archroma continues to take action through structured reporting and sustainable innovation. The company remains focused on driving long-term, positive impact across the global chemical industry.
