From Construction Materials to Renewable Energy: TCC Group Holdings is the Only Cement Company on Corporate Knights' 2026 Global 100 Most Sustainable Companies List

Taipei, Taiwan — January 21, 2026 — International sustainability research organization Corporate Knights today published its 2026 Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World ranking during the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos, highlighting corporate leaders driving the green economy transition. TCC Group Holdings is the only company from the global cement industry to earn a place on this year' s list.

 
The 2026 Global 100 ranking, which evaluates publicly listed companies with annual revenues above USD 1 billion, has introduced a new key metric — Sustainable Revenue Momentum — to capture the pace at which companies are growing their sustainable business streams. Under the revised methodology, Sustainable Revenue Momentum accounts for one-third of the overall score, with Sustainable Revenues and Sustainable Investments comprising the remaining two-thirds. This change reflects Corporate Knights’ intent to emphasize that speed matters in the global transition toward sustainability, as companies that rapidly increase green revenue are recognized as making more meaningful contributions to a low-carbon, circular economy.

 
TCC' s inclusion in the 2026 Global 100 demonstrates the company' s successful transformation from a traditional building materials producer into a diversified player in new energy and sustainable solutions. Leveraging capital allocation aligned with international sustainable economy taxonomies, TCC has significantly expanded its footprint in renewable energy, energy storage, and low-carbon building materials — driving both top-line growth and measurable progress against global sustainability benchmarks. 

According to Corporate Knights'  assessment, TCC exhibited a strong Sustainable Revenue Momentum Score, underscoring its ability to accelerate the share of green revenue year over year — a testament to its strategic pivot toward sustainable growth even amid 2025’s broader economic and interest-rate challenges. 

Corporate Knights also noted that ranked companies are increasingly generating a majority of their revenues from sustainable activities, and that sustainable revenues for Global 100 companies are growing at roughly twice the rate of their other revenues, highlighting the critical role of momentum in the transition to sustainable economic systems. 

In the area of resource circulation, TCC' s cross-strait operations have applied high-temperature co-processing technologies in cement kilns to significantly reduce non-product waste, integrating multiple facilities into scalable waste treatment hubs that convert industrial and municipal by-products into usable energy and materials — handling over 8 million tons of waste in 2025 alone.

TCC' s Chairman Nelson Chang remarked: “At TCC, we believe sustainability must be both measurable and value-creating. By aligning capital with long-term climate resilience and economic performance, we are advancing a business model where protecting the planet and delivering shareholder value go hand-in-hand.”

As global industries face accelerating decarbonization imperatives, TCC continues to pursue a responsible transformation path, strengthening its competitive position at the intersection of traditional industry and emerging green economy opportunities.