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ICL Earns Platinum+ Distinction for 7th Consecutive Year in Maala ESG Index 2025

ICL is proud to announce its continued leadership in corporate responsibility, having once again achieved the prestigious Platinum+ rating in the 2025 Maala ESG Index  marking the seventh consecutive year the company has received one of Israel’s highest honors for excellence in Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) performance.

In addition to the top-tier Platinum+ ranking, ICL also earned a remarkable AA rating for overall ESG performance and received 4 stars in Diversity & Inclusion, reinforcing the company’s commitment to sustainable innovation, ethical business practices, and inclusive growth.

A Legacy of Responsible Leadership

The Maala ESG Index is Israel’s leading benchmark for evaluating corporate responsibility and sustainability. ICL’s continued recognition in the index is a testament to its enduring dedication to driving positive environmental and social impact, while maintaining the highest standards of transparency, governance, and stakeholder engagement.

Commitment to Innovation and Impact

“Innovation is our compass, and positive impact is our purpose,” said ICL leadership in a statement celebrating the achievement. “We are incredibly proud to once again be recognized among Israel’s most responsible and forward-thinking companies. This achievement reflects the hard work of our passionate teams and the support of our partners who share our vision for a better, more sustainable future.”

From advancing sustainable agriculture and clean technologies to fostering diverse and inclusive workplaces, ICL continues to lead by example—demonstrating how purpose-driven innovation can deliver long-term value for communities, customers, and the planet.

Looking Ahead

As ESG standards evolve globally, ICL remains committed to continuously improving its practices, aligning with international frameworks, and supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The company’s ongoing leadership in ESG underscores its role not only as a global business leader, but as a responsible corporate citizen shaping a more sustainable tomorrow.

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