PMI Maintains Top Net-Zero Leader Spot for Third Year
Philip Morris International (PMI) has maintained its position among the top net-zero leaders for the third year running, according to Forbes' 2025 list. Ranking fourth, PMI's consistent commitment to reducing emissions and environmental impact is evident.
PMI's Chief Sustainability Officer, Jennifer Motles, stresses the integration of sustainability strategy with business transformation. The company's decarbonization efforts are not just about responsibility, but also resilience and long-term value creation.
Forbes' Net Zero Leaders list evaluates companies on governance, strategy, metrics, financial strength, and transparency. PMI's Middle East Communications Director, Monica Barten, highlights regional initiatives like the Consumables Take Back Program and World is Not an Ashtray education initiative, aligning with global net-zero ambition.
PMI's sustainability initiatives reduce environmental footprint while strengthening competitive positioning. Its Forest, Land, and Agriculture (FLAG) emissions reduction targets have been validated by the Science Based Targets initiative. The company's commitment to climate action and sustainable business practices has been recognized through various external awards, including CDP's Supplier Engagement Leader Board and Triple A rating, as well as inclusion in DJSI and ISS ESG indices.
PMI's continued presence in the Forbes list reflects its rigorous approach to reducing emissions and environmental footprint. Its holistic approach, integrating environmental stewardship with business transformation, has been recognized and rewarded. The company's regional initiatives also demonstrate its commitment to global net-zero ambition.
