Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) 2025 de Standard & Poors Global
- Tubacex ranks in the 91st percentile within its industry, with a score above the industry average.
- Climate strategy: Tubacex reaches 85 points, at the highest level in the sector for this dimension.
- This recognition adds to the company’s recent A (Leadership) rating in CDP for its performance and transparency in climate change management.
- Tubacex will strengthen the granularity and governance of its ESG information, building on its annual double materiality assessment in line with the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) and its Sustainability Plan (Ambition 2030).
Bilbao, March 23rd 2026.
Tubacex has updated its sustainability performance following the publication of the results of S&P Global’s Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) 2025, one of the international benchmarks in ESG (Environmental, Social & Governance) assessment. In this edition, the ctheany is positioned in the 91st percentile of its industry, that is, above 91% of the companies assessed in its same sector, consolidating a positive upward evolution in recent years.
The company has obtained 61 points out of 100, compared with 31 out of 100 for the industry average. Among the most notable aspects are its performance in climate strategy, where it achieves the maximum rating in its sector, as well as areas such as reporting transparency, ethics and integrity, or the identification of material aspects, among others.
These results reflect the structured approach with which Tubacex addresses sustainability, integrating ESG criteria into strategic decision-making, risk management and operational execution. The company highlights that this approach is especially relevant in complex industrial value chains, where operating discipline, traceability and transparency are key elements to respond to increasingly demanding regulatory and market requirements.
Within this framework, in its latest Sustainability Report the company has updated the identification of its material aspects in accordance with the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS). This exercise makes it possible to prioritize the most relevant issues both for their impact and for their potential financial effect and constitutes one of the elements considered in S&P Global’s Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) evaluation. These analyses feed the company’s sustainability plan, called “Ambition 2030”.
This plan is structured around four axes: advancing towards neutrality and enhancing the circularity of the business, contributing to the development of innovative solutions for the energy transition, caring for people and local communities, and strengthening ethics and transparency. Monitoring is supported by a specific governance structure, with oversight by the Board of Directors and its committees, and the integration of sustainability indicators into control systems and into evaluation and incentive schemes.
This performance is reinforced by the achievement, at the end of 2025, of the A (Leadership) rating in CDP Climate Change, which recognises the robustness of the company’s climate management approach and the level of transparency of its associated reporting.