Hexaware raises the bar on sustainability in IT

Hexaware Technologies has emerged as a front-runner in corporate sustainability, recording an impressive score of 83 out of 100 in the S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA). This places the company in the 97th percentile of its industry, far exceeding the sector average of 34.

The CSA evaluates how effectively companies manage sustainability risks and opportunities, with Hexaware’s performance signalling a strong alignment between strategic operations and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) expectations. 

Such results are increasingly scrutinised by investors, regulators, and global clients, underscoring the tangible impact of sustainability metrics on competitive positioning.

With industries worldwide facing escalating climate regulations, mounting stakeholder demands, and shifting supply chain priorities, the ability to achieve top-tier ratings is no longer a branding exercise but a business imperative. 

For IT services in particular, where operational resilience, resource efficiency, and ethical governance directly affect client trust, being recognised at this level provides both differentiation and long-term advantage.

The contrast between Hexaware’s score and the industry average highlights a widening gap in how organisations approach sustainability. Those slow to integrate ESG principles risk reputational damage and potential exclusion from critical procurement pipelines, while leaders in the space are strengthening their market standing and future-proofing operations.

As expectations accelerate, sustainability assessments are becoming a proxy for credibility and resilience across global markets. The message is clear, companies that treat sustainability as core to strategy, not a compliance checkbox, are better positioned to capture growth and trust.

Read the full article to see how Hexaware’ s score is reshaping expectations for sustainability in business.