Bogotá, July 24 of 2026
Drummond Ltd. scored 70 out of 100 and achieved a high level in the 2026 Corporate Social and Environmental Investment Index (IISAE). This performance recognizes the consolidation of its social and environmental investment and places the company among the top 100 companies evaluated.
During 2025, Drummond recorded a social investment of COP$146.2 billion and an environmental investment of COP$162.4 billion. In total, it allocated more than $308 billion to social and environmental projects developed in the municipalities within its area of influence.
The independent IISAE study, conducted by Arteaga Latam, analyzes how companies generate value for territories and communities through their investments. This edition evaluated performance for 2025 across five dimensions: alignment, management, financial effort, collaboration with other stakeholders, and recognition.
Within these dimensions, Drummond achieved its best results in management, with 98 points and a superior ranking, and in alignment, with 89 points and a high level. The index highlights that the company integrates social and environmental investment into its corporate strategy and has planning, monitoring, evaluation, and reporting processes that support its execution.
“This result reflects the strength with which we manage our social and environmental investment. We have processes, tools, and resources that allow us to generate value in the territories, with management based on planning, measurement, and transparency,” explained Carolina Riaño, Senior Vice President and Chief Sustainability Officer of
Drummond Company.
In the environmental component, 59% of the reported investment was concentrated in actions related to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions; 17% in forest protection; and 16% in water management. Together, these three areas accounted for 92% of the resources for this category.
Social investment received the highest impact rating, a perfect 5 out of 5, across six population groups: children, adolescents, and young adults; rural communities, farmers, and agricultural producers; women in vulnerable situations; small business owners and merchants; female heads of household; and community leaders.
Transparency in the disclosure of its management practices was another strength identified. Drummond’s sustainability report is aligned with GRI and SASB standards and the Global Compact, has undergone external verification, and is based on indicators, outcome assessments, and impact measurements.
In the recognition dimension, the report highlights the company’s recognition in the employer brand and corporate reputation categories. These results reflect the company’s high regard for both its talent management and its corporate performance.
Overall, the IISAE 2026 assessment recognizes both the magnitude of the resources allocated and their integration with the corporate strategy, as well as the robustness of the mechanisms that guide and verify their implementation. The level achieved reflects a
consolidated management of Drummond’s social and environmental investment in the territories.