FEMSA and Coca-Cola FEMSA have achieved record scores in the 2025 S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA), marking significant progress in their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance. According to results released on August 7, FEMSA improved its score by six points from the previous year, reaching 77 out of 100. This marks five consecutive years of improvement for the company.
Jessica Ponce, Chief Sustainability Officer at FEMSA, stated: “This recognition reflects the collective effort of our entire team to embed sustainability at the heart of our operations. It is not just about achieving a score, but also about demonstrating that our business decisions are aimed at generating economic and social value in a responsible manner, with a positive impact on the communities and the environment where we operate.”
Coca-Cola FEMSA matched its all-time high ESG assessment score with 79 out of 100, an increase of nine points over last year’s results. The bottler stood out particularly in areas such as packaging and circular economy practices, water management, climate change efforts, ethics, customer relations, transparency, biodiversity initiatives, and risk management.
Ian Craig, CEO of Coca-Cola FEMSA commented: “This achievement by Coca-Cola FEMSA reflects our total commitment to sustainability, resilience and continuous improvement. Operating responsibly is the only way to build a true impact on our communities and future generations. At Coca-Cola FEMSA, we create the future through initiatives and actions of great dimension and depth.”
Both companies say these results reinforce their commitment to supporting Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) while creating economic, social, and environmental value within their operating communities.
FEMSA’s sustainability strategy is guided by its Sustainability, Inclusion and Diversity Committee—established in 2021—which supports integration of sustainable practices across all business units.
FEMSA operates across several sectors including retail through OXXO stores in Latin America and Valora convenience stores in Europe; health via pharmacies; digital financial services under Spin by OXXO; logistics; point-of-sale refrigeration; plastics solutions; as well as beverage production through Coca-Cola FEMSA. Together they employ more than 380 thousand people across 18 countries. Both companies are listed members on global sustainability indices such as Dow Jones MILA Pacific Alliance Sustainability Index and FTSE4Good Emerging Index.
Coca-Cola FEMSA produces beverages for more than 276 million consumers daily with operations spanning Mexico and several countries in Central and South America.
