ERIKS has published its Sustainability Report 2025, highlighting progress in strengthening ESG foundations and supporting customers in improving industrial performance in an increasingly complex regulatory and operational landscape.

As an industrial component expert, ERIKS operates at the heart of customer processes, where engineering expertise, reliability and compliance are critical. The company’s sustainability strategy is therefore closely aligned with customer value creation, focusing on areas where technical performance and sustainability go hand in hand.

"Our direction is clear: to be the performance partner our customers rely on, delivering on our promise every day."

Victor Aquina
^{CEO ERIKS}

In 2025, ERIKS concentrated on building robust foundations to enable scalable, credible sustainability solutions. Key developments include:

• Strengthening ESG governance and internal accountability

• Improving data quality and transparency

• Advancing product stewardship and material compliance capabilities

The report is structured around four pillars: Product Stewardship, People, Climate & Environment, and Governance. Across these areas, ERIKS continues to embed sustainability into its core operations rather than treating it as a standalone initiative.

A key insight from the report is that the majority of ERIKS’ impact lies beyond its own operations. Approximately 74% of value chain emissions are linked to the use phase of products supplied to customers. This reinforces the company’s focus on supporting customers with energy efficiency, lifecycle optimization and technically robust solutions.

Examples of progress in 2025 include:

• Development of PFAS‑free materials for high-performance applications

• Strengthened lifecycle assessment capabilities

• Initiatives to improve logistics efficiency and reduce transport movements

• Continued focus on safety, with zero life‑changing incidents recorded

With the foundations in place, ERIKS is moving into the next phase of its sustainability journey, focusing on execution, data maturity and customer impact.