Samtec received the Flex Sustainability Award for the Renewable Energy category for its dedication to continuous sustainability improvement and emissions reductions – achieving and exceeding all its environmental goals for 2025. “We are pleased to receive this year’s Flex Sustainability Award in recognition of the collective effort of the Samtec Sustainability Team and our facility teams across the globe,” said Mac Miller, Compliance Manager at Samtec. “Their combined efforts have been successful, credible, and impactful in all the communities in which Samtec operates.”
Flex, named Ford Motor Company’s 2025 Sustainability Supplier of the Year, maintains a gold rating from EcoVadis – a globally recognised sustainability and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) rating platform that evaluates how well a company integrates sustainability into its business operations and supply chain management.
Sustainability achievements
Samtec’s sustainability accomplishments reflect the combined impact of targeted energy-reduction initiatives, increased use of lower-carbon energy sources, and water conservation efforts.
For example, Samtec reduced its Scope 1 and 2 emissions intensity by 25.3 percent relative to its 2019 baseline. Scope 1 emissions are direct greenhouse gases released on-site from owned or controlled sources, and Scope 2 emissions are associated with the purchase of electricity, steam, heat or cooling that physically occur at the facility where they are generated. Samtec also successfully completed emissions estimates for various other categories to establish baselines and identify opportunities for future reductions in collaboration with partners and suppliers.
Also in 2025, Samtec exceeded its renewable energy target by increasing the share of renewables in its global energy portfolio to 21.5 percent. This progress was driven by expanded green power agreements, strategic procurement of renewable energy credits, and the advancement of on-site renewable projects. The recent installation of a photovoltaic solar power system at Samtec’s Costa Rica facility will account for roughly 28 percent of the yearly total energy consumption.
Samtec made significant progress in optimising water use in 2025, particularly in water-intensive processes such as electroplating. A new wastewater treatment facility began operation at the New Albany, Indiana headquarters. This was a contributing factor to a 20 percent water recycling rate across all global manufacturing operations.
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