Neolith renews EcoVadis Gold Medal for fifth straight year

Neolith has kept its EcoVadis Gold Medal for a fifth consecutive year and remains in the global top 3%, ranking in the 97th percentile among more than 175,000 companies. The result highlights stronger environmental performance, especially in carbon footprint verification and energy efficiency, as the company pushes its sustainability strategy forward.

Why it matters: - Neolith’s 97th-percentile result places the company among the top 3% of organizations assessed by EcoVadis. - The ranking carries weight because EcoVadis evaluates sustainability performance across more than 175,000 companies in more than 180 countries and 230 industries. - The five-year streak signals continuity in Neolith’s sustainability program, not a one-time improvement.

What happened: - Neolith renewed its EcoVadis Gold Medal for the fifth consecutive year. - The company has been continuously recognized by EcoVadis since 2022. - Neolith remained in the 97th percentile in the latest assessment. - CEO Walter Ceglia said the result reflects sustained work across the organization and a push to turn sustainability commitments into measurable improvements.

The details: - EcoVadis assesses companies in four areas: Environment, Labor & Human Rights, Ethics and Sustainable Procurement. - Neolith posted its strongest improvement in the Environmental category. - The improvement was supported by carbon footprint verification and measures aimed at improving energy efficiency in manufacturing. - Neolith also advanced sustainable procurement by adding supply chain monitoring practices that improve supplier visibility and allow more direct evaluation. - Recent improvements include lower greenhouse gas emissions, optimized energy and water use, reintegration of materials into production and action plans tied to its Cradle to Cradle Certified® certification. - The EcoVadis Gold Medal is part of Neolith’s broader focus on operational efficiency, lower environmental impact, circularity and responsible resource use.

Between the lines: - The latest score suggests Neolith is building a more mature sustainability system, with better measurement and supplier oversight. - The emphasis on environmental gains shows where the company is seeing the clearest progress, while procurement changes point to broader pressure for traceability across the supply chain. - Ceglia said sustainability requires constant evolution and measurement, signaling that Neolith views the medal as a benchmark, not an endpoint.

What's next: - Neolith said it will continue improving across the EcoVadis categories. - The company plans to add new measurement tools to optimize processes and strengthen its operating model. - Neolith is also expected to keep working on measurable progress in emissions, resource use and supply chain monitoring. - More information is available in the latest Neolith news.