Xylem ranks in top 20 of global survey of firms
Xylem, a leading global water technology company dedicated to solving the world’s most challenging water issues, has been named one of the 100 best corporate citizens in a recent survey.
In 3BL Media’s annual ranking of public companies, Xylem was placed 16th in an assessment of 1,000 companies globally, rising two places since its 2019 evaluation.
The ranking is an assessment comparing company performance on 141 factors in eight categories, including environment, human rights and Governance.
Xylem’s ranking as a top corporate citizen follows the recent publication of the Company’s 2019 sustainability report, Water for a Healthy World, launched earlier this month.
The report details Xylem’s advances on a wide range of sustainability topics: from energy and water intensity, to innovation, diversity and inclusion, disaster relief, community impact and employee volunteerism.
“We are committed to creating both economic and social value for all our stakeholders, as we solve water and resource management challenges around the world,” said Patrick Decker, Xylem’s president and CEO.
“That is why sustainability is at the centre of what we do. We leverage leading-edge technologies, innovation, data and, most importantly, our colleagues and their talent to provide solutions that make water more accessible, more resilient and more affordable for communities all around the world. We win when our customers, partners and communities win.”
In 3BL Media’s annual ranking of public companies, Xylem was placed 16th in an assessment of 1,000 companies globally, rising two places since its 2019 evaluation.
The ranking is an assessment comparing company performance on 141 factors in eight categories, including environment, human rights and Governance.
Xylem’s ranking as a top corporate citizen follows the recent publication of the Company’s 2019 sustainability report, Water for a Healthy World, launched earlier this month.
The report details Xylem’s advances on a wide range of sustainability topics: from energy and water intensity, to innovation, diversity and inclusion, disaster relief, community impact and employee volunteerism.
“We are committed to creating both economic and social value for all our stakeholders, as we solve water and resource management challenges around the world,” said Patrick Decker, Xylem’s president and CEO.
“That is why sustainability is at the centre of what we do. We leverage leading-edge technologies, innovation, data and, most importantly, our colleagues and their talent to provide solutions that make water more accessible, more resilient and more affordable for communities all around the world. We win when our customers, partners and communities win.”
