Techtronic Industries (“TTI”) released its 2025 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Report, detailing operational progress, environmental performance and social metrics across its global footprint of 48,318 employees.
Financial and product metrics • 2025 group sales reached USD 15.30 billion, with North America contributing 75.0%, Europe 17.2% and Rest of World 7.8%. • Cordless and non-powered products accounted for 90% of sales, up one percentage point year on year. • Research and development expenditure totalled USD 757 million, supporting new launches such as MILWAUKEE BOLT safety helmets and RYOBI 40V HP Whisper Series outdoor equipment.
Environmental performance • Scope 1 and Scope 2 (market-based) greenhouse-gas emissions fell a further 7% versus the 2021 baseline, bringing the cumulative reduction to 21% toward the 60% cut targeted for 2030. • Renewable electricity covered 22% of total energy consumption, more than double the prior-year share. • Waste-diverted-from-landfill improved to 88%, edging closer to the 90% goal set for 2030. • A new plastics-reduction pledge targets packaging and product components; 24 tonnes of plastic were eliminated during the year.
Social indicators • Total workforce rose to 48,318, with 26% of management roles held by women. • The recordable work-related injury rate declined to 0.63, marking a third consecutive annual improvement. • Community investment rose to USD 1.90 million, backing programmes in housing, skills development and environmental restoration.
Governance developments • The Board-level Sustainability Sub-Committee oversaw a double-materiality assessment aligning with European Sustainability Reporting Standards. • All 602 supplier audits completed under the Social and Environmental Responsibility programme resulted in corrective-action plans where necessary. • No incidents of non-compliance, data breaches, bribery or anti-trust violations were reported.
TTI reiterated its commitment to reduce Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions 60% by 2030 and to maintain intensity-based reductions for key Scope 3 categories while advancing circular-economy initiatives across its product lines.
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