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91% of Companies Fail on Climate. Here Are the 9% That Don't

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April 17, 2026

91% of Companies Fail on Climate. Here Are the 9% That Don't.

We score companies across 11 ethical values. One value stands out as the worst-performing dimension in our entire database.

Planet-Friendly Business has a 91% failure rate. Out of 6,035 companies with a non-zero score, 5,507 are negative. The average score is -14.9 -- the lowest of any value we track.


The Scale of the Problem

StatNumber
Companies scored12,417
Non-zero scores6,035
Negative scores5,507 (91%)
Positive scores528 (9%)
Average score-14.9

Climate is not the only value with a high failure rate. No War, No Weapons also sits at 91% negative. Zero Waste & Sustainable Products is at 90%.

But Planet-Friendly carries the lowest average score by a wide margin. The next worst, Zero Waste, averages -9.1.


Who Actually Passes?

The 528 companies that score positive on climate are a mix of surprising names and predictable ones.

CompanyTickerPlanet-Friendly Score
Graphjet TechnologyGTI.US+50
GoDaddyGDDY.US+40
MastercardMA.US+40
Complete SolariaSPWR.US+40
Hudson TechnologiesHDSN.US+40
Greenwave TechnologyGWAV.US+40
Estee LauderEL.US+30

GoDaddy and Mastercard on a climate leaderboard may seem odd. But digital-first companies with low physical footprints, documented renewable energy commitments, and transparent emissions reporting can outperform industrial giants that spend millions on sustainability marketing.


What This Means for Your Portfolio

If you hold an index fund, the maths is straightforward: 91% of companies fail on climate. Your portfolio almost certainly reflects that.

Even "diversified" holdings cannot escape a 91% failure rate. The signal is clear across 135,796 total data points in our database: corporate climate performance is, overwhelmingly, negative.

The 9% that pass are worth finding. Search companies by value on Mashinii.