Saint-Gobain Ranked Among the World’s

100 Most Sustainable Corporations

Saint-Gobain is now included in the Global 100 most sustainable corporations in the world.

Global 100 is a list of companies included in MSCI World - a global stock market index maintained by Morgan Stanley Capital International - that are evaluated according to how effectively they manage environmental, social and governance risks and opportunities, relative to their industry peers.

Companies on the Global 100 list are those anticipated to be the best equipped to thrive in the long-term so in 2008 for the first time, the Global 100 traced back all 100 constituents to their year of origin to see what kind of longevity they had demonstrated to date.  The average age of the 2009 Global 100 company was 102 years old.  Saint-Gobain obviously was one of the oldest being founded in 1665.

The list is published each year during the Davos World Economic Forum.  The Global 100 is based on research analytics provided by Innovest Strategic Value Advisors, an American firm of investment advisors specialized in managing non-traditional risks.

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