Continued Inclusion in the LSE Green Economy Mark
Symphony Environmental Technologies Plc has been recognized for the seventh consecutive year in the London Stock Exchange's Green Economy Mark for 2026, a classification awarded to companies deriving at least 50% of revenues from environmental solutions. This announcement is not considered material or to have a significant impact on the Company's performance expectations. The company's technologies, including d2w biodegradable plastics, d2p protective solutions, and d2t traceability, aim to address plastic pollution and enhance supply chain transparency. Symphony operates internationally, supplying products to nearly 100 countries and focusing on scaling production through regional platforms and strategic partnerships.
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Symphony Environmental Technologies plc (AIM: SYM), the global specialist in technologies that make plastic products smarter, safer and more sustainable, notes its continued inclusion in the London Stock Exchange's Green Economy Mark for 2026, representing the seventh consecutive year in which the Company has been recognised under this classification.
Symphony was first included in the inaugural cohort at the launch of the Green Economy Mark in 2019 and has maintained this recognition each year since.
The Company was invited by the London Stock Exchange to attend an event on 23 June 2026 to celebrate the companies included in the 2026 Green Economy Mark cohort.
The Green Economy Mark is awarded to listed companies where at least 50% of revenues are derived from products and services contributing to environmental solutions, including climate mitigation, pollution reduction and resource efficiency. It is designed to:
- assist investors in identifying companies with credible environmental credentials;
- increase the visibility of businesses aligned with sustainable outcomes; and
- support capital allocation towards environmentally responsible sectors.
Since its launch in 2019, the Mark has established a recognised classification for green equities on a major global exchange.
Michael Laurier, CEO of Symphony, said:
"Symphony is focused on delivering practical and scalable technologies that address environmental challenges while meeting the performance requirements of modern materials.
Our d2w technology is designed to reduce plastic pollution by enabling conventional plastics to biodegrade safely at the end of their service life, converting into materials that can be naturally assimilated in the environment. Importantly, these products remain fully reusable and recyclable if recovered prior to this stage.
In addition, our d2p technologies provide a range of protective solutions, while our d2t platform supports authentication, anti-counterfeiting and verification of recycled content, enhancing transparency and trust across supply chains."
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