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Hyundai Mobis was listed among the top 10 percent of the world’s most sustainable companies by Dow Jones for the fourth consecutive year, the automotive parts company said Wednesday.
According to Mobis, the company received the highest Dow Jones Sustainability Index rank in the environment category among 2,500 surveyed global companies for its efforts to curb carbon emission at production sites.
The company also received good reviews for risk management as well as support system for more than 1,000 subcontractors, and numerous corporate social responsibility programs.
Among others in the top 10 percent, or the “DJSI World,” are Volkswagen, BMW and Siemens.
“Our continuous investment in corporate social responsibility activities has become an important part of the management,” said Chang Yun-kyiung, PR executive at the company.
(baejisook@heraldcorp.com)
According to Mobis, the company received the highest Dow Jones Sustainability Index rank in the environment category among 2,500 surveyed global companies for its efforts to curb carbon emission at production sites.
The company also received good reviews for risk management as well as support system for more than 1,000 subcontractors, and numerous corporate social responsibility programs.
Among others in the top 10 percent, or the “DJSI World,” are Volkswagen, BMW and Siemens.
“Our continuous investment in corporate social responsibility activities has become an important part of the management,” said Chang Yun-kyiung, PR executive at the company.
(baejisook@heraldcorp.com)
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