PRYSMIAN ACHIEVED THE HIGHEST SCORE IN THE S&P GLOBAL CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY ASSESSMENT

As of 21st August 2025, Prysmian achieved the highest CSA score out of around of 180 companies participating in the Electrical Components & Equipment Industry in the S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment. This result reflects Prysmian’s ongoing commitment to driving positive and sustainable impact by integrating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles into every aspect of its operations and long-term strategic vision.

Prysmian on top of its industry

Prysmian’s Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) reached 85/100 in 2025, the highest in its category, marking a 5-point increase compared to 2024, when the company scored 80/100. The most significant improvements were seen in Materiality, Policy Influence, and Sustainable Raw Materials areas. Prysmian’s top ranking highlights the company’s ability to effectively integrate sustainability into its strategy through concrete actions and measurable results, with the goal of accelerating its growth.

Prysmian’s long-term sustainability approach

The CSA results come just a few months since Prysmian’s 2025 Capital Markets Day, during which the Group announced new, ambitious sustainability targets.

In addition to bringing forward its Net Zero target to 2035 - fifteen years ahead of the original one - Prysmian has committed to achieving a Net Gain in biodiversity by the same year, aiming to generate a positive, measurable impact on ecosystems in the areas where it operates. Furthermore, the Group aims to increase the share of revenues from sustainable solutions to 55% by 2028, up from 43% in 2024, further strengthening the connection between industrial growth and ecological transition.

A data-driven benchmark for ESG performance

The S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) is a globally recognized ESG benchmark that evaluates over 10,000 companies across more than 60 industries each year. It provides an in- depth, data-driven analysis of how businesses address the most financially material sustainability issues. The CSA framework assesses long-term risk exposure and value creation potential based on industry-specific criteria, including climate strategy, innovation, supply chain management, governance practices, and social impact. Results from the CSA feed into the Dow Jones Sustainability Indices (DJSI) and other key sustainability rankings, making it a critical benchmark for ESG investors and stakeholders.