Orbia Releases 2025 Impact Report; Demonstrating Sustainability-Enabled Resilience & Disciplined Value Creation

“Over more than 70 years, Orbia has evolved into a global, purpose-driven company built to perform across decades,” said Sameer Bharadwaj, Chief Executive Officer of Orbia. “In 2025, we made deliberate choices to sharpen our portfolio, reinforce financial discipline and embed sustainability deeper into our operations and solutions. That integration strengthens our ability to operate reliably through volatility, meet evolving regulatory expectations and deliver differentiated solutions that enable food and water security, global connectivity and next-generation low-carbon technologies for our customers and communities worldwide.”

Strengthening the Foundations of Long-Term Value Creation

In 2025, Orbia advanced sustainability as an operational discipline—improving efficiency, reducing risk exposure and enhancing competitiveness across its global footprint.

Key performance highlights include:

• 90% of manufacturing sites achieving zero waste to landfill;
• 87% reduction in sulfur oxide emissions vs. 2018 baseline, exceeding the company’s original target and fully satisfying the company’s 2021 sustainability-linked bond requirements;
• Continued progress toward 2030 emissions goals of 47% reduction in Scope 1 & 2 emissions and 30% reduction in Scope 3 emissions (vs. 2019 baseline) through reducing Scope 1 & 2 emissions 28% and Scope 3 emissions 31% by year end;
• 68% of Orbia’s revenues contributed directly to United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), reflecting the structural integration of sustainability into the company’s business model.

Business Group Highlights

Each of Orbia’s five business groups advanced circularity, decarbonization and innovation initiatives aligned with market demand:

• Polymer Solutions introduced new low-carbon compounds including the MEGOLON™ ECO line, and increased sales of sustainable PVC resins to continue aligning its portfolio with evolving end-market requirements.
• Building & Infrastructure launched circular infrastructure products such as Tegra 600 LC, a low-carbon inspection chamber for stormwater and wastewater management, manufactured with up to 70% recycled material, 50% lower production energy intensity and designed for 100-year durability.
• Precision Agriculture expanded GrowSphere™, an integrated digital operating system that optimizes irrigation efficiency, helping farmers reduce water and nutrient inputs while improving yield resilience.
• Connectivity Solutions deployed nearly 1,000 miles of backbone infrastructure utilizing microtrenching and FuturePath^® armored conduit to reduce environmental disruption while accelerating broadband access.
• Fluor & Energy Materials initiated construction of a facility to produce Zephex^® 152a, a low-global-warming-potential medical propellant and expanded custom electrolyte capacity to strengthen North American battery supply chains.

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