Ennovi holds EcoVadis Platinum for a sixth year

ENNOVI’s interconnect systems span battery, power and signal domains – the same operational discipline reflected in its EcoVadis Platinum rating

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Ennovi has been awarded the EcoVadis Platinum Medal for the sixth year running, placing the mobility electrification supplier among the top 1% of companies assessed by the ratings provider

Score improves across all four EcoVadis pillars

The latest rating, published in June 2026, shows gains across all four EcoVadis themes: Environment climbed from 86 to 90, Labor & Human Rights from 82 to 85, Ethics from 89 to 93, and Sustainable Procurement from 84 to 88.

GHG verification adds weight to the rating

Ennovi points to its first external verification of greenhouse gas emissions as a key contributor to this year’s improved score, a step the company says strengthened the credibility and completeness of its climate-related disclosures. That verification sits alongside a broader reporting structure: a Sustainability Report aligned with GRI, SASB, the UN Sustainable Development Goals and the UN Global Compact, plus a TCFD Report and a Human Rights Report aligned with the UN Guiding Principles.

Stefan Rustler, CEO of Ennovi, said the sixth consecutive Platinum medal reflects the discipline built into the company’s sustainability programme, adding that improvement across all four themes shows the company “continuing to raise the bar” on everything from climate data assurance to human rights and operational sustainability.

What a repeated platinum rating means for procurement

For procurement and supply chain teams, an EcoVadis rating has moved well beyond a background credential. Ratings increasingly feed directly into supplier scorecards and RFP evaluation criteria, meaning a sixth consecutive Platinum result gives Ennovi a documented, third-party-verified answer to governance and ESG questions that would otherwise require separate supplier audits.

The GHG emissions verification matters most directly here. As OEMs face growing pressure to report their own Scope 3 supply chain emissions, a supplier with independently verified climate data removes the need to chase or estimate that figure internally.

Ennovi frames the result as reinforcing its position as a sustainability partner to customers seeking transparent and resilient supply chains, and as part of a continued push to embed sustainability into its operations as the electrified mobility transition continues.

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