The rating evaluates performance across four core pillars: environment, labor and human rights, ethics, and sustainable procurement. Michaela Thiel, Head of Sustainability at Körber, attributed the achievement to the collective perseverance of teams across the global organization, noting that the recognition validates the company’s ambition to make sustainability impacts transparent and actionable.
Körber Climbs to Platinum Status in Global Sustainability Ranking
Hamburg-based technology group Körber has reached the top 1 percent of companies worldwide in the 2026 EcoVadis sustainability assessment. The jump from last year’s Gold to Platinum status marks a significant milestone in the company’s push to embed measurable environmental and social standards across its entire value chain.

Concrete progress is documented in the company’s 2025 Sustainability Report, highlighted by a 14 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions across all scopes compared to 2024. Körber has also implemented the Salesforce Net Zero Cloud to refine its data collection, supporting its target of achieving net-zero emissions by 2040. Beyond environmental metrics, the company launched 314 development plans to mitigate human rights risks within its supply chain and secured a second consecutive Platinum rating from CyberVadis, signaling a robust approach to information security and governance.


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