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Linde Earns FTSE4Good Inclusion for Tenth Consecutive Year

Linde (Nasdaq: LIN) announced its inclusion in the FTSE4Good Index Series for the tenth consecutive year, reaffirming Linde’s leadership in sustainable business practices and its commitment to environmental, social and governance (ESG) excellence.

von | 08.08.25

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The FTSE4Good Index Series, developed by global index and data provider FTSE Russell, recognizes companies that demonstrate robust ESG performance based on established global standards.

Evaluation criteria for FTSE4Good inclusion include corporate governance, climate change and health and safety.

“We are honored to mark a full decade of FTSE4Good inclusion,” said Erin Catapano, Vice President Sustainability, Linde. “This recognition reflects our ongoing ESG commitment to create solutions that benefit our customers, communities and stakeholders around the world.”

Through its innovative technologies and world-class engineering, Linde helps its customers achieve their sustainability goals while improving resource efficiency across industries. In 2024, Linde helped its customers to avoid more than 96 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent – more than double the emissions the company generated from its own operations. Linde has also committed to reducing its own Scope 1 & 2 emissions by 35% by 2035.

(Source: Linde)

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