Environment, rights and ethics place SIT in the 3% of companies with the highest scores in the world,  among the 150,000 evaluated by EcoVadis, while CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project) raises the rating of the italian multinational.

Padova, March 19, 2025 – SIT is a Gold company: this is certified by EcoVadis, one of the world’s largest certification bodies in the field of corporate social responsibility, which, after evaluating over 150,000 companies, has included the italian multinational among those most committed to the environment, working practices, human rights, sustainable procurement and ethics.

SIT, a multinational listed on the Euronext Milan segment, is a leader in the residential heating and smart metering sector and creates smart solutions for controlling environmental conditions and measuring consumption.

For SIT, this is more than a confirmation, given that the overall score was 78 out of 100, higher than that obtained in 2024. A rating that places it in the 3% of companies in the world that are most committed to sustainability, a group that is further reduced within the sector to which it belongs, where SIT is part of the most sustainable 2%.

The overall score is made up of the ratings obtained in four areas: environment, labor practices and human rights, sustainable purchasing and ethics. Compared to 2024, the most significant increase in score was on the ethics front, where SIT gained seven points (from 60 to 67 points).

In 2024, SIT’s sustainability performance also improved in the CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project) rating, one of the main non-profit organizations for environmental measurement and reporting, which includes 85% of S&P500 companies and 93% of FTSE companies. CDP ratings range from D- to A and SIT – which joined the “Climate Change” program for the third time – obtained a B rating, improving on the previous score of C, while in the “Water” program it debuted with a B-.

“Evaluations and ratings by independent bodies place SIT among the companies that are most committed to translating sustainability into everyday actions,” explains Chiara de’ Stefani, Corporate Sustainability Director of SIT. “In 2022, we launched our first “Made to Matter” sustainability plan and since then we have implemented its vision with consistency: not only have we confirmed our commitment to the ESG front, but we have intensified it, obtaining ever greater recognition. This year, ethics played an important role in defining our EcoVadis score, a result also achieved through the implementation of our policies with which we codify the values ​​that have always determined our actions, because we believe that sustainability is based on the individual actions of each of us.”