
Globe Telecom held its CDP Supplier Engagement 'A' rating for a second year. The score measures how deeply a company pulls suppliers into climate reporting and emissions reduction.
Globe Telecom held its 'A' rating on the CDP Supplier Engagement Assessment for a second straight year, the company said Thursday. The score covers the 2025 cycle and measures how deeply a company pulls its suppliers into climate reporting and emissions reduction.
"Maintaining our 'A' rating on the SEA from CDP for two consecutive years is a testament to our unwavering commitment to environmental transparency and collective climate action," said Yoly Crisanto, Globe's chief sustainability and corporate communications officer. "By actively empowering our entire value chain, we are turning our climate ambitions into measurable impact."
The CDP assessment looks at governance, targets, scope 3 engagement, and how a company pushes suppliers to disclose their own emissions. Globe's score puts it in the top tier of companies assessed globally on supplier climate work.
Globe requires suppliers to follow its Supplier Code of Ethics, which ties partners to the company's climate roadmap. It has baked environmental, social, and governance criteria into procurement decisions for retail electricity providers, network equipment vendors, and product packaging. The company also screens suppliers against ESG indicators and uses AI-driven data capture to track supplier credentials and performance.
Beyond compliance, Globe runs capability-building programs that give partners basic sustainability training. The idea is to build a supply chain that can handle climate-related disruptions, not just report on them.
Alongside the SEA rating, Globe received a CDP Climate score of A- and a Water score of B for the 2025 cycle. The company also picked up awards from International Finance (Best ESG Practices - Telecom Philippines 2025) and Standard Insights (Most Active Mobile Network for the Environment and Most Sustainable Mobile Network in 2026).
Globe is listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange under the ticker GLO. Its principals are Ayala Corporation and Singtel. The company was the first publicly listed Philippine firm with approved near- and long-term science-based targets under the Science Based Targets initiative. It made TIME and Statista's Most Sustainable Companies list in 2025 and appeared on the Fortune Southeast Asia 500 in both 2024 and 2025.
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