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  • dormakaba ranks 662nd in TIME's 2026 Most Sustainable Companies, among 5,800 assessed globally.
  • Recognition emphasizes sustainable businesses leading in transparency, accountability, and ethical practices.
  • dormakaba focuses on reducing environmental impact and fostering an inclusive, sustainable workplace.

dormakaba has earned recognition from TIME magazine as one of the Most Sustainable Companies of 2026, securing the 662nd spot out of 5,800 global companies evaluated. From this comprehensive assessment, 750 companies were selected to be part of the prestigious annual ranking.

This acknowledgment is given to organizations setting benchmarks in sustainability through responsible business practices, transparency, and accountability.

Reducing Environmental Impact

Stephanie Ossenbach, Group Sustainability Officer at dormakaba, stated, "We are proud to be recognized among TIME’s Most Sustainable Companies 2026. This recognition reflects the commitment of our employees around the world and reinforces our ambition to create sustainable value for our customers, shareholders, employees, and the communities in which we operate. Sustainability is an integral part of how we do business and how we shape the future of access solutions."

The ranking, developed in collaboration with Statista, is based on an evaluation of over 20 key performance indicators. The assessment encompasses sustainable business practices, external sustainability ratings, commitments, reporting standards, transparency, and both environmental and social performance.

Commitment to Sustainability

dormakaba, as a pioneer in access solutions, is dedicated to helping customers create safe, secure, and sustainable infrastructures.

The company's sustainability initiatives focus on minimizing environmental impact, promoting inclusivity in the workplace, upholding high ethical standards, and fostering innovation for a more sustainable built environment.

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