Cabot Corporation announced its 2025 environmental ratings from CDP, the global non-profit organization that drives environmental transparency and accountability.  

Cabot received an A- for Water Security and a B for Climate Change in CDP’s 2025 assessment, reflecting another year of consistent progress across its sustainability programs. 

The company’s Water Security score improved from a B in 2024 to an A-. This surpassed global and industry averages, recognizing Cabot’s strong performance in managing water-related risks and implementing sustainable water practices. 

The 2025 Climate Change score was consistent with 2024, maintaining a solid B rating. Cabot saw year-over-year improvements in subcategories such as climate risk disclosure, value chain engagement, and industry collaboration. 

“We are proud that CDP’s independent assessment reflects our ongoing efforts to enhance environmental performance and transparency,” Jennifer Chittick, senior vice president, Safety, Health and Environment (SH&E) and chief sustainability officer. “The improvement in our Water Security score demonstrates our leadership in this critical area, and we remain committed to advancing our sustainability strategy across all domains. This progress was made possible by our dedicated, global team, and we remain focused on driving further improvements in the years ahead.”

These ratings build on Cabot’s five-year trend of steady improvement, achieved despite increasingly rigorous reporting standards and rising stakeholder expectations.

Cabot’s performance underscores its commitment to transparency, continuous enhancement, and resilience amid evolving regulatory and market dynamics.