09-01-2026

The La Poste group, along with the conglomerate formed by La Banque Postale and CNP Assurances, has once again been ranked in the CDP's Corporate A List Leadership¹. This top ranking confirms the environmental commitment of the La Poste group and its banking, insurance and asset management subsidiaries in terms of extra-financial performance, and the continuation of its actions in the fight against climate change.

This recognition comes on top of the EcoVadis Gold Medal, which rewards the top 5% of assessed companies worldwide, across all sectors. With a score of 83/100 obtained in October 2025, the rating has improved by 4 points compared to 2024. The EcoVadis rating has a broader thematic scope, as it assesses a company's CSR performance from every angle (climate and environment, but also responsible purchasing practices, social responsibility, and governance).

Only 3.7% of the 20,000 companies assessed worldwide by CDP receive such a distinction. This recognition acknowledges the strength of La Poste Group's climate policy, which is based on two inseparable pillars: mitigation, to limit its impact on the climate; and adaptation, to strengthen its resilience to risks.

This recognition acknowledges the strength of the La Poste group's climate policy.
Of the 16 themes assessed, the La Poste group received an A rating in 14 of them. With this rating, the CDP highlights the group's climate commitment, driven by an ambitious strategy, certified carbon trajectories, verified progress, and effective actions.

The CDP also highlights the strength of the La Poste group's transition plan, based on quantified objectives and a long-term climate strategy.

According to the CDP, compared to last year, the group has made significant progress on:

  • Its initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and the proposal of low-carbon products
  • Its commitment to supporting its value chain on the path to ecological transition
  • And the quantification of its environmental externalities.

In order to maintain the sustainability of its non-financial performance, the La Poste group is undertaking a series of concrete and continuous actions:

  • The massive electrification of its fleet over the past 15 years,
  • The deployment of a carbon budget that aligns La Poste's investment programs with its decarbonization trajectory for its activities,
  • Energy renovation of the building stock,
  • The development of recycling channels,
  • The contribution of La Banque Postale and its subsidiaries to financing the ecological and energy transition.

By 2030, the La Poste group is committed to reducing its greenhouse gas emissions by 43.6% on direct emissions and energy (scopes 1 and 2) and by 25% its indirect emissions (scope 3: suppliers, transport subcontracting, etc.) compared to 2021.

Climate change represents a medium- to long-term threat whose effects are already being felt. The La Poste group is preparing for this now by developing its first adaptation plan.

Source: La Poste Groupe