Johnson Electric’s FY25/26 Sustainability Report details a year of record environmental and social progress alongside US$3.70 billion in revenue and US$202 million in net income.
Environmental Milestones • Power mix: All manufacturing sites operated on 100% renewable electricity, cutting Scope 2 emissions by 99.7 % from the FY22/23 baseline and raising renewable energy’s share of total consumption to 83%. • Carbon pathway: Science-based targets call for 59 % (Scope 1) and 65 % (Scope 2) absolute emission cuts by FY34/35; Scope 3 emissions to fall 35 % over the same horizon. • Waste management: For the fourth consecutive year, ≥99 % of waste was diverted from landfill. Hazardous-waste intensity per sales dropped 20 % versus the FY20/21 baseline, meeting the 2026 target four years early. • Water stewardship: Water-withdrawal intensity per sales fell 24 % from the FY20/21 baseline.
Social Indicators • Safety: Lost-time accidents declined 30 % year on year, keeping the Group’s LTA rate 78 % below the industry average. • Diversity: Women now hold 15 % of senior management roles, attaining the year’s goal; overall female workforce share stands at 37 %. • Training & ethics: 93 % of employees completed ethics training in the current two-year cycle; 600+ staff joined the Digital Transformation Champions programme.
Community & Supply Chain • Talent pipeline: Johnson Electric Technical Colleges have graduated more than 1,750 students; the Junior Engineer STEM initiative reached 700+ children in 2025. • Supplier oversight: 88 % of direct-material spend is with suppliers assessed on ESG performance; 78 % of suppliers have endorsed the Group’s Supplier Code of Conduct.
Ratings & Recognition • EcoVadis Gold Medal earned in 2025, placing the company in the top 3 % of 150,000+ rated firms and top 1 % within its industry. • CDP scores of “B” for both Climate Change and Water Security. • Additional listings include the FTSE4Good Index and the Hang Seng Corporate Sustainability Benchmark.
Outlook Johnson Electric will maintain its 100 % renewable-electricity position and pursue 100 % renewable energy by FY34/35, while targeting a further 15 % cut in energy-intensity per sales by 2030 and continued zero waste to landfill across all operations.
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