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109 - Archer-Daniels-Midland - global leader in human and animal nutrition

Doubles down on climate commitments amid regulatory rollbacks

Will corporation stay green with red regulations? ⚖️

Climate regulation is pivotal to actually addressing our issues. Why? Because it guides actions and defines the parameters where climate actions should be taken.

By what happens when climate regulations loosen?

Do companies take a step back or push forward?

While some U.S. businesses have begun scaling down sustainability efforts due to relaxed environmental policies, Archer Daniels Midland (ADM), one of the world’s largest commodities traders, is taking a different stance. The agribusiness giant recently reaffirmed its commitment to its climate goals, refusing to let short-term political shifts deter its long-term sustainability ambitions.

In a market where investors are increasingly favoring environmentally responsible businesses, ADM’s stance raises an important question: Is sustainable investment strategy a choice or a necessity?

A timeline infographic illustrating ADM's acquisitions, joint ventures, and divestitures from 2014 to 2023. The chart highlights key acquisitions such as Wild Flavors (2014), Biopolis (2017), Neovia (2019), and PetDine (2021), along with divestitures like fertilizer (2014), cocoa (2015), and Bolivia oilseeds (2019). The graphic showcases ADM’s evolving business strategy, emphasizing growth in plant-based foods, specialty ingredients, and sustainability-driven investments.

ADM's Strategic Portfolio Transformation: acquisitions, joint ventures, and divestitures

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