Explore and compare the sustainability performance of Europe’s leading companies.
How rankings are calculatedExplore and compare the sustainability performance of Europe’s leading companies.
How rankings are calculated| Position | Organization | Score | Country | Industry | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 61 |
| – |
| Germany |
| – |
| Not assessed |
| 62 | – | Italy | – | Not assessed |
| 63 | – | Italy | – | Not assessed |
| 64 | – | Germany | – | Not assessed |
| 65 | – | Italy | – | Not assessed |
| 66 | – | Finland | – | Not assessed |
| 67 | – | Italy | – | Not assessed |
| 68 | – | Germany | – | Not assessed |
| 69 | – | Finland | – | Not assessed |
| 70 | – | Italy | – | Not assessed |
Recommendations
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