Tupy stands out in Exame’s The Best of ESG Guide

Brazilian multinational company with 80 years of operations in the market is among the best in the Capital Goods sector, and its vision of decarbonization is featured in the publication

A specialist in solutions and components for the transportation, agriculture, infrastructure, and energy generation sectors, Tupy plays a key role in the decarbonization journey of its customers and processes. The Company’s initiatives on this and other fronts, as well as its vision of the future, ensured its prominent position in the category Capital Goods of The Best of ESG Guide, a partnership between Exame and Ibmec that evaluated more than 200 companies registered.

For Tupy, this is a recognition that its initiatives are on the right path. In 2021, of the total invested in R&D, 70% were aimed at projects related to sustainability, such as battery recycling, hydrogen engine, new alloys, and materials.

Decarbonization is crucial in the Company’s growth strategy and one of the abilities to be leveraged by the acquisition of MWM, which has solutions dedicated to the consumption of natural gas, biogas, and the use of biomethane.

The social and governance aspects were also evaluated by the publication and contributed to the Company’s ranking.

“In addition to being in line with our strategic planning, our sustainability journey is based on the priority topics identified in our Materiality Matrix. To lead this journey, we invest both in our employees and the relations with our value chain, since we believe that collaboration is key to sustainable development”, says Fernando Cestari de Rizzo, CEO of Tupy.

Tupy

A Brazilian multinational company that designs and manufactures cast iron structural components with highly complex geometry and metallurgy. These engineering solutions are applied to the transportation, infrastructure, agribusiness, and power generation sectors, contributing to the quality of life of people, promoting access to health, basic sanitation, drinking water, and the production and distribution of food worldwide. The technological innovation involved in the design and manufacture of these parts has been the Company’s specialty throughout its more than 80 years of operations. The production is concentrated in the Brazilian factories located in Betim, Joinville, and Mauá, and in the cities of Ramos Arizpe and Saltillo, in Mexico, and Aveiro, in Portugal. Tupy also has commercial officers in Germany, Brazil, the U.S., and Italy.