Amazon.com, Inc.

Diversified Retail

Company Summary

Amazon.com, Inc. has taken significant steps toward integrating ESG practices, particularly in renewable energy and carbon reduction initiatives. The company aims to achieve carbon neutrality by 2040 and is investing heavily in electric vehicles and sustainable packaging. However, Amazon’s ESG rating faces scrutiny for its labor practices and working conditions in fulfillment centers, leading to criticisms regarding worker rights and social responsibility. Its ESG score is mixed, reflecting progress in environmental initiatives but concerns around employee welfare, especially regarding unionization efforts and worker health and safety. Despite these challenges, Amazon continues to expand its efforts in sustainable business practices. To understand the full scope of Amazon’s ESG journey, refer to the latest Amazon ESG report for insights into both its advancements and setbacks

ESG Rating Overview

Sustainalytics

Overall ESG Rating :

25.8
Rating Scale
0-10Negligible10-20Low20-30Med30-40High40+Severe
Ranking
Industry Group
Retailing437 out of 471
Universe
Global universe7964 out of 15104

Overall ESG Rating :

81
Rating Scale
0-25Poor 25-50Satisfactory 50-75Good75-100Excellent
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Overall ESG Rating :

BBB
Rating Scale
CCCB
Laggard
BBBBBA
Average
AAAAA
Leader

Amazon is Average among 320 companies in the retail - consumer discretionary industry.

Temperature Rise :

2.6℃
CLIMATE SCALE
≥ 3.85°CLagging > 2°C - < 3.85°CMisaligned ≤ 2°CAligned

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Amazon's ESG rating typically ranges from 50 to 60 due to concerns over labor practices and its environmental footprint.

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