Targa Telematics scores gold medal for excellence in sustainability

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Targa Telematics has secured a gold medal in EcoVadis’ sustainability rating.

The recognition places Targa Telematics among the top 5% of the companies assessed by EcoVadis

The recognition places Targa Telematics among the top 5% of the companies assessed by EcoVadis, ranking in the 97th percentile. The company has shown improvement across all parameters compared to its previous assessment.

Elena Bellini, head of marketing at Targa Telematics, said: “The EcoVadis recognition is testament to Targa Telematics’ commitment to integrating sustainability across all operations.

“Ranking among the top 5% of companies assessed reinforces our global role as a trusted partner for clients and major organisations operating internationally, as they increasingly focus on ESG criteria.”

EcoVadis is an international platform that provides corporate sustainability rating based on expert assessment, evaluating environmental, social, ethical, and sustainable procurement performance across companies’ supply chains.

Its methodology involves a thorough analysis of numerous parameters, with a database covering over 150,000 companies and more than two million external data points.

Elena Bellini, head of marketing at Targa Telematics

In addition, Targa Telematics was awarded the ESG Transparency Award by EUPD Research, an independent market research institute focused on ESG transparency and sustainability reporting. The award recognises excellence, completeness, and clarity in public ESG reporting, highlighting the company’s high level of transparency and accountability toward stakeholders.

Targa Telematics’ ESG achievements are detailed in its third Sustainability Report, published at the end of 2025, which showcases recent initiatives supporting its Action Plan. The company’s approach integrates investment choices and business activities with the aim of generating positive, concrete and measurable impact over time.

Natalie Middleton

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