Lenovo has published its ESG (Environmental, Social and Government) report corresponding to fiscal year 2024/25, in which it presents the advances achieved in the field of sustainability During the last year. This document highlights the launch of new initiatives that show the continuous, renewed and expanded commitment of Lenovo to offer sustainable solutions to its clients. The document includes measurable progress in circular economy, increased the use of recycled materials and expansion of the life cycle of its products, as well as international recognitions that support these results.
The company closes this year its first generation of ESG indicators, staying on the path to meet its emission reduction objectives by 2030 and its goal of reaching zero net emissions in 2050, validated by the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTI). Lenovo has reached several milestones around sustainability during this exercise. One of the most relevant is to obtain the Platinum level in Ecovadis, which places it among 1% of companies with the best ESG performance in the world. In addition, he has obtained the AAA rating in MSCI Esg ratings, a recognition that supports excellence in its environmental, social and governance practices.
The passage from commitment to action
In the field of sustainability, initiatives that convert their ESG commitments have been launched into concrete actions among which Lenovo 360 Circle stands out. It is a global community for partners that encourages collaboration and exchange of good practices to accelerate the transition to more sustainable business models. The program offers training resources, evaluation tools and joint work spaces to boost projects with positive impact. In the words of Cristina Martínez, Solutions & Services Group Leader in Lenovo:
“Our sustainability progress is the result of collaboration with customers, partners and suppliers. Initiatives such as Lenovo 360 Circle, the Refurbish program or the Asset Recovery Services show that technological innovation can go hand in that we are on the right path “.
Inclusion as an engine of change
In the social field, Lenovo has increased 44% the number of people benefiting from their global volunteer actions during the Love On Month of Service, an initiative for which Lenovo employees around the world participate in solidarity and community projects. In addition, it has been recognized again as “Better place to work for people with different disabilities” In the United States, extending this recognition to the United Kingdom and Brazil.
The company has also reinforced its internal structure for inclusion and diversity with the appointment of Calvin Crosslin as Chief Inclusion Offic. Likewise, the Diveity Office Product has become called even Product Design Office, a change that reflects its function of integrating accessibility and inclusive design criteria in all phases of product and solution development. Finally, the Supplier Diversity Program has evolved towards the responsible Procurement Program, expanding its scope to ensure that the supply chain incorporates criteria of social and environmental responsibility, in addition to promoting diversity among suppliers.
Technology at the service of responsible innovation
Lenovo continues to drive his vision Smarter AI for All through an internal framework of artificial intelligence governance, led by Doug Fisher, Chief Ai Officer and Chief Security Offer, and aligned with international commitments.
In the field of sustainable solutions and with the aim of extending the life cycle of the products and reducing electronic waste, Lenovo has launched the Lenovo Certified Refurbish and Lenovo Asset Recovery Services (ARS) initiatives. The first gives a second life to high quality reconditioned devices, offering customers more affordable options without compromising performance. On the other hand, Ars is a comprehensive service that allows the responsible management of the end of the equipment of the equipment, which includes the reuse of pieces, the reconditioning and the recycling with environmental certifications and of safe data erase.
To these initiatives Lenovo Neptune is added, an innovative cooling system designed to optimize energy efficiency, reduce water consumption and prolong the useful life of storage solutions.
Eco Tour in Spain
In Spain, Lenovo is developing its echo Tour. This initiative that as of June travels different cities and that will arrive in September to Zaragoza, Coruña and Bilbao, brings partners and customers their sustainability solutions. The objective is to show how technology can help companies comply with environmental regulations and achieve their own sustainability objectives, including emission reduction and KPIS compliance related to energy efficiency and circular economy.
During the sessions, attendees have the opportunity to know first -hand cases of use, products and services designed to minimize the environmental impact, as well as participate in spaces for exchange of good practices. And it is that Lenovo reaffirms its commitment to sustainability built in collaboration with customers, suppliers and partners.
“The ESG 2024/25 report reflects that sustainability is not only a commitment, but a measurable reality for Lenovo. Advances in circular economy, the use of recycled materials and the recognition of international organizations confirm that we are on the right path towards our 2030 and 2050 goals”Cristina adds.
