As of this year, Normec ranks among the top 6% of all companies assessed worldwide for sustainability. In the annual EcoVadis evaluation, we achieved a score of 77 points. This is a six-point increase compared to 2024 and marks the fourth consecutive year we have received a silver medal.
Since our first assessment in 2021, Normec has shown steady growth in the area of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG). Over four years, our score has more than doubled. With our current position in the top 6%, we are now at the upper end of the silver category. Gold is reserved for the top 5%.
In the 2025 assessment, we improved across all four themes:
These improvements reflect our ongoing efforts to embed sustainability into our processes and decision-making.
This year’s higher score is especially meaningful in a period of continued growth for Normec. ESG is now firmly embedded into the way we work, across all levels of the organisation, including our newly acquired entities. This progress reflects the dedication and involvement of colleagues throughout Normec.
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For Marcel, ESG isn’t a separate project or a box to tick. It’s something that should show up in everyday decisions across the organisation. The real challenge? ESG often stays too abstract. Real impact starts when you translate ambition into actions people can actually use in their daily work.
Since joining Normec Hybeta in 2019 as Fleetmanager and Training and Seminar Manager, Tatiana has developed a clear view on what ESG principals should look like in practice. “For me, ESG is not about big buzzwords or perfect concepts. It’s about awareness and small, practical improvements that make a difference over time.” Taking on the role of ESG Change Champion therefore felt like a natural step: an opportunity to turn that belief into something tangible within the organisation.
For many organisations, water is taken for granted. It flows from taps, cools installations, heats buildings, and supports industrial processes. Only when costs rise, systems fail, or sustainability becomes a priority does a key question emerge: are we actually using water efficiently?
Throughout his career, Mark has successfully built and professionalised commercial organisations, driving both organic and acquisition-led growth in private equity-backed environments. His appointment marks an important step in strengthening Normec’s commercial capabilities as the group continues to expand internationally.
Bologna, Italy – May 2026 – Normec announces the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between its Italian medical device certification entity Ente Certificazione Macchine (ECM) and the Korea Total Healthcare Ecosystem Association (KOTHEA)
Amsterdam, 2 February 2026 – Normec announces the appointment of Mads Dehlsen Winther as its new Chief Financial Officer (CFO), effective today.
Deforestation is one of the most pressing environmental challenges of our time. Across the globe, forests are disappearing at an alarming rate, threatening biodiversity, water security and the fight against climate change. In Zambia’s Copperbelt Province, this reality is stark. Intensive mining and charcoal production have stripped away 239,000 hectares of trees between 2011 and 2021. The consequences are severe: degraded land, reduced carbon storage and vulnerable communities.
