Leonardo has been included in the prestigious CDP “A List” (formerly the Carbon Disclosure Project), a non-profit organization of international relevance that evaluates each year the commitment of around 23,000 companies in managing, monitoring and disclosing risks and opportunities related to climate change. 

The “A List” is the highest rating band (on a scale from ‘D-’ to ‘A’) and includes the world’s leading companies distinguished by their transparency and results in addressing climate change. This important achievement reflects the significant progress made by Leonardo over the past three years, which led to an improvement in the score from A- to A.

In particular, in 2025 Leonardo published, as the first company in the Aerospace and Defence sector, its Group Transition Plan, outlining the path toward a resilient business model in which the central element is the decoupling of growth from environmental impacts. Circular economy, energy efficiency, biodiversity, climate risk scenarios and the involvement of the entire supply chain are among the main concrete and measurable actions. These levers are also reflected in the five-year Sustainability Plan, integrated into the Group’s 2025–2029 Industrial Plan. 

The recognition from CDP follows the recent upgrade by MSCI from BBB to A, and by S&P, where the management of environmental dimensions led to an increase in the overall score to 83 out of 100 (+2 points compared to the previous year).