Lenovo has received top scores for climate change and water security in the latest 2025 ratings from environmental disclosure group CDP, marking the first time the company has achieved an A rating in both categories in the same year, the technology firm said.
The A score is the highest rating awarded by CDP, an independent global system used by investors and companies to assess environmental transparency. Lenovo said the result places it among the top 4% of companies assessed by CDP worldwide, reflecting progress in both climate reporting and water management.
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“With the recent announcement from CDP of their 2025 ratings, Lenovo has once again been recognized as a global leader in transparent reporting for sustainability,” the company said in its press release, adding that it had improved its water score to an A alongside its climate rating.
Lenovo said its sustainability strategy is aligned with the Science Based Targets initiative’s Net-Zero Standard, with emissions reduction goals for 2030 currently on track and a longer-term aim of reaching net-zero emissions by 2050. The company also highlighted measures to improve water stewardship, including tracking water use across its operations and suppliers and implementing a Water Resiliency Policy.
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The CDP recognition follows other recent sustainability-related accolades for Lenovo, including being named a “Most Sustainable Organization” by the Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants and maintaining an AAA ESG rating from MSCI for a fourth consecutive year, according to the company.
Source: Lenovo