Pacasmayo in the Top 10% of the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook 2026

Pacasmayo yearbook

S&P Global has once again recognized the sustainability performance of Pacasmayo for the sixth year in a row, by including it in the Sustainability Yearbook 2026. This year, the company has reached a new milestone by ranking in the global Top 10% in the building materials industry.

The S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook is one of the most prestigious international environmental, social and governance (ESG) reports. Each edition rigorously evaluates thousands of companies worldwide, highlighting those that demonstrate best practices, sound risk management and a sustainable strategy integrated into their business model.

Entering the global Top 10% not only confirms the consistency of Pacasmayo's performance over the last six years, but also evidences a continuous evolution in its management standards. The company not only maintains its presence in this select group, but also strengthens its responsible leadership within the sector, aligning its growth with sustainability criteria and long-term value creation.

This recognition reflects the sustained commitment of its human team, whose discipline and conviction have been key to consolidate an organizational culture focused on continuous improvement. Through this achievement, Pacasmayo reaffirms its purpose of building, together with its stakeholders, a more sustainable and resilient future.

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