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TCC Listed on the 2026 Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations ranking

2026/01/23 | By Sherry Chen

Taiwan Cement Corporation (TCC) has been named to Corporate Knights’ 2026 Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations ranking, released on January 21 at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos. As the only cement producer worldwide to be listed, TCC is honored for its efforts in translating sustainability into measurable financial performance.

Compiled by international sustainability research firm Corporate Knights, the Global 100 evaluates verified financial and operational data of the company, including sustainable investment intensity, the share of sustainable revenue, and a newly introduced metric, “sustainable revenue momentum,” which tracks the growth rate of green revenue over the past three years (2022–2024). TCC’s performance on this indicator reflects its alignment with international green taxonomy standards, despite macroeconomic and interest-rate headwinds in 2025.

The WEF annual meeting in 2026 has listed TCC in the Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations ranking. Photo Courtesy of TCC.
The WEF annual meeting in 2026 has listed TCC in the Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations ranking. Photo Courtesy of TCC.

Corporate Knights’ analysis also highlighted TCC’s steady improvements in carbon and energy productivity, indicating rising revenue generated per unit of energy consumed. Through targeted capital allocation to energy storage, renewable power, and low-carbon building materials, TCC has transitioned beyond the traditional industrial strategy toward a more resilient, future-ready model.

In the circular economy, TCC leverages high-temperature co-processing at its cement kilns across Taiwan and mainland China to treat industrial waste, integrating its plants into regional waste management systems. In 2025, the company processed more than eight million tonnes of waste from sectors, including energy and semiconductors, converting environmental challenges into a sustainable growth engine.

Chairman Nelson An-ping Chang said TCC aims to balance environmental impact that is measurable, verifiable, and capable of generating long-term value for investors, positioning sustainability as a core strategic asset.