PRYSMIAN HITS THE SUMMIT OF THE ELECTRIFICATION SECTOR IN S&P GLOBAL’S SUSTAINABILITY YEARBOOK

• Prysmian is the only player in the sector to be included in the "Top 1%" ranking

Prysmian has been included in this year's S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook in the "Top 1%" distinction category in Electrical Components & Equipment industry. The distinction reflects Prysmian’s relative performance in the S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) and is based on our 2025 CSA Score of 86/100, as of February 11, 2026.

Prysmian’s has been recognized as No1 in its category, which looks across the entire industry reviewed by S&P Global - with 150 companies assessed. The companies included have a combined market cap of 654.5 billion USD – and includes the biggest names in electrification, including the major cable players.

The ranking is based on a split between Environmental Dimension (35%), Social Dimensions (30%) and Governance and Economic Dimensions (35%). It covers topics ranging from climate strategy, environmental policy, human capital management, health & safety, business ethics, supply chain management and corporate governance.

Srinivas Siripurapu, Chief R&D, Innovation and Sustainability Officer at Prysmian said: “With a combined market cap of over 650 billion dollars, these rankings are a who’s who of the entire electrification sector. At our core – we combine our engineering expertise with sustainability- driven innovation to unlock solutions for our customers – this is how we are evolving from being a cable manufacturer to a world-class solution provider. But sustainability goes beyond this, and as part of our identity as a public company is to listen and learn – and working together with our customers, suppliers, colleagues and investors, we will continue to push ourselves to keep improving in the years ahead.”

Prysmian set out its sustainability targets in March 2025 at its Capital Markets Day. Prysmian’s focus includes aims to achieve:

•  Net Zero by 2035: Scope 1, 2 and 3 carbon emission reductions will bring Prysmian to Net Zero by 2035, in advance of its prior 2050 target.
• Biodiversity net gain by 2035: enhancing the positive impact on nature and ecosystems.
• Increase Sustainability-linked Revenues up to 55% of total Group turnover by 2028.
• More than half of employees as Shareholders