2026 Spotlight: ASUS Named Among World’s Top 100 Most Sustainable Corporations
As ASUS Named Among World’s Top 100 Most Sustainable Corporations, experts point to its greener revenue growth, net-zero push, and transparent sustainability disclosures.
ASUS has been included in Corporate Knights’ 2026 “Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations,” announced during the World Economic Forum in Davos. The ranking draws attention because it benchmarks major public firms using published data and, for 2026, it places stronger emphasis on how quickly companies are improving, not just where they stand today.
What Put Asus On The 2026 Global 100 List
ASUS said it was the only Taiwanese company in the “Computers and Peripheral Equipment” peer group after Corporate Knights assessed indicators such as sustainable revenue ratio, sustainable investment ratio, and “sustainable revenue momentum.”
It connected the result to four internal pillars it claims to be driving across the business: Climate Action, Circular Economy, Responsible Manufacturing, and Value Creation. On proof points, ASUS highlighted that eco-friendly products accounted for 89% of revenue (as of 2024) and that it maintained EPEAT Climate+ Champion status under the latest standards managed by the Global Electronics Council.
It also pointed to an AI-enabled carbon data platform supporting its 2050 net-zero goal, 56% renewable energy use across global operations, a 28% reduction in key-supplier carbon-emission intensity versus its base year, and a Double “A” score for Climate Change and Water Security in the 2025 CDP assessment.
Why This Ranking Is Trending Beyond Tech PR
Corporate Knights’ methodology update makes “momentum” roughly one-third of the score, so sustainability starts reading like a growth story: how fast cleaner revenue scales. For PC brands facing sharper scrutiny on materials, repairability, and supply-chain emissions, that’s a headline that will likely follow every major 2026 launch cycle.
