The BMW Group is one of the most successful automakers in the world when it comes to offering their clients what they want in terms of performance and luxury, but what do they offer to the environment?
A lot, if according to a ranking posted today by the SAM Group for the Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes (DJSI), which says that the Bavarians are the automotive industry's sector leader when it comes to the sustainability factor.
This means that BMW Group has been able to stay at the top for seven years now, while they are also the the only company in the carmaking business to be listed in this family of indexes every year since it was established in 1999.
"The success of the BMW Group is built on a long-term approach and responsible action. We are pleased to be recognised by the renowned Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes," said Dr. Norbert Reithofer, Chairman of the Board of Management of BMW AG. "Being ranked sector leader for the last seven years underscores our corporate strategy and approach. I would like to thank all of our company's 95,000 employees whose day-to-day work makes this progress possible.”
The Bavarians say that sustainability is an integral part of their corporate strategy. The company appointed an environmental officer back in 1973 - the automotive industry's first. In 2009, corporate sustainability was firmly established as a corporate target at Group level.
This means that BMW Group has been able to stay at the top for seven years now, while they are also the the only company in the carmaking business to be listed in this family of indexes every year since it was established in 1999.
"The success of the BMW Group is built on a long-term approach and responsible action. We are pleased to be recognised by the renowned Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes," said Dr. Norbert Reithofer, Chairman of the Board of Management of BMW AG. "Being ranked sector leader for the last seven years underscores our corporate strategy and approach. I would like to thank all of our company's 95,000 employees whose day-to-day work makes this progress possible.”
The Bavarians say that sustainability is an integral part of their corporate strategy. The company appointed an environmental officer back in 1973 - the automotive industry's first. In 2009, corporate sustainability was firmly established as a corporate target at Group level.
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