Iochpe-Maxion Achieves Prestigious CDP ‘A’ Score for Environmental Leadership
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São Paulo, Brazil, January 19, 2026 – Iochpe-Maxion has been recognized by the Climate Disclosure Project (CDP) for its leadership in corporate transparency and performance on climate change, securing a place on CDP’s respected annual Corporate ‘A’ List.
Maxion achieved the A score by demonstrating best-practice environmental leadership and transparency, through its comprehensive transition plan, and verified data.
CDP operates the world’s only independent environmental disclosure system and assesses thousands of companies each year. In 2025, over 22,100 companies disclosed environmental data through CDP’s platform, but only 4% of the nearly 20,000 companies that scored made it to the 2025 Corporate ‘A’ List. Achieving an ‘A’ places Iochpe-Maxion among the global leaders demonstrating comprehensive disclosure, mature environmental governance, and meaningful progress towards environmental resilience.
The full list of companies that made the 2025 CDP Corporate ‘A’ List is available here: Scores and A Lists – CDP
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