In 2022, Dexco celebrated 27 years of its first FSC certificate for Responsible Forest Management, the first company in the planted forest industry to achieve this milestone. A pioneer in South America, it is the company that has held the certificate continuously the longest in Latin America.
For the 14th year, Dexco has been included in Brazil’s stock exchange’s main Sustainability Index. This result confirms the company’s commitment to the best ESG practices.
For the second consecutive year in B3’s Carbon Efficient Index, Dexco cements its status as one of the main players when it comes to Carbon Emissions discussions.
Since its inception, Dexco has been included in B3’s index in partnership with S&P. The index measures the performance of titles that meet sustainability criteria according to S&P DJI ESG scores.
Dexco ranked #1 for ESG transparency in the Americas and #3 on a global level among timber and cellulose companies according to SPOTT (Sustainability Policy Transparency Toolkit). The ranking is developed by the ZSL (Zoological Society of London) and looks into 175 criteria.
For yet another year, Dexco is included in the CDP Brasil Index for Climate Resilience, which measures the performance of stocks of companies that adopt outstanding climate management practices in line with global trends and the recommendations of international agreements, such as the Task-Force for Climate-Related Financial Disclosure (TCFD).
We won for the fourth consecutive time the Transparency Trophy, awarded by the National Association of Finance, Management, and Accounting Executives (ANEFAC), recognizing the best practices in the reporting of accounting information disclosed to the market through the companies’ financial statements.
Forbes’s Agro 100 list features the country’s biggest publicly-traded companies. The list is created based on information from the companies’ financial information and data compiled by Standard & Poor’s. Dexco ranked among the top 50 companies (32nd place), as one of Brazil’s biggest forest administrators and the country’s largest company in the construction industry.
In 2022, Dexco celebrated 27 years of its first FSC certificate for Responsible Forest Management, the first company in the planted forest industry to achieve this milestone. A pioneer in South America, it is the company that has held the certificate continuously the longest in Latin America.
For the 14th year, Dexco has been included in Brazil’s stock exchange’s main Sustainability Index. This result confirms the company’s commitment to the best ESG practices.
For the second consecutive year in B3’s Carbon Efficient Index, Dexco cements its status as one of the main players when it comes to Carbon Emissions discussions.
Since its inception, Dexco has been included in B3’s index in partnership with S&P. The index measures the performance of titles that meet sustainability criteria according to S&P DJI ESG scores.
Dexco ranked #1 for ESG transparency in the Americas and #3 on a global level among timber and cellulose companies according to SPOTT (Sustainability Policy Transparency Toolkit). The ranking is developed by the ZSL (Zoological Society of London) and looks into 175 criteria.
For yet another year, Dexco is included in the CDP Brasil Index for Climate Resilience, which measures the performance of stocks of companies that adopt outstanding climate management practices in line with global trends and the recommendations of international agreements, such as the Task-Force for Climate-Related Financial Disclosure (TCFD).
We won for the fourth consecutive time the Transparency Trophy, awarded by the National Association of Finance, Management, and Accounting Executives (ANEFAC), recognizing the best practices in the reporting of accounting information disclosed to the market through the companies’ financial statements.
Forbes’s Agro 100 list features the country’s biggest publicly-traded companies. The list is created based on information from the companies’ financial information and data compiled by Standard & Poor’s. Dexco ranked among the top 50 companies (32nd place), as one of Brazil’s biggest forest administrators and the country’s largest company in the construction industry.