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Roche Holding AG

CountrySwitzerland
Index EditionRECI Global Index 2026 — V1
Updated3 April 2026
StatusPublished
RECI Score
77.1
Gold
Executive Summary

Roche Holding AG earns a Gold tier designation with a score of 77.1, reflecting a credible climate-strategy but under-instrumented finance-governance profile. Roche is the first pharmaceutical company globally with SBTi-validated net-zero (2045) and absolute zero (2050) targets. Strong operational decarbonisation trajectory (-69% Scope 1+2 since 2004, 86% renewable electricity) and comprehensive TCFD disclosure. However, financial controls are weak for a company of this size: no internal carbon price (only exploring), no green bonds or sustainability-linked financing, and no carbon tax integration. ISO 14001/50001 not evidenced across manufacturing sites. P3 at Level 3 is the key downgrade — systems-evidence gap in climate-finance architecture despite strong operational ambition. Swiss jurisdiction limits EU Taxonomy and CSRD disclosure. Four redlines applied: P1 L5 to L4, P3 L4 to L3, P4 L5 to L4, P7 L5 to L4.

Technical assessment based on primary disclosures

Primary Data Source

Public Disclosure
Roche Holding AG Annual Report 2024 (includes Sustainability Report); KPMG Independent Limited Assurance Report 2024; SBTi Net-Zero Validation (April 2025); CDP Climate Change Response 2024

Assurance Verification

Limited Assurance
KPMG

Benchmarking Confidence

High-Medium Confidence
RECI Technical Methodology v2.4

Pillar Performance

Top:Risk Radar
Gap:Financial Controls

Assessment

Pillar Performance

Pillar 1
Integrated4

Governance Chassis

L1L2L3L4L5
Pillar 2
Integrated4

Data Infrastructure

L1L2L3L4L5
Pillar 3
Structured3

Financial Controls

L1L2L3L4L5
Pillar 4
Integrated4

Operational Linkage

L1L2L3L4L5
Pillar 5
Integrated4

Risk Radar

L1L2L3L4L5
Pillar 6
Integrated4

Assurance Depth

L1L2L3L4L5
Pillar 7
Integrated4

Transparency & Disclosure

L1L2L3L4L5

Index Disclaimer

RECI public scores are benchmark indicators derived from our interpretation of publicly available evidence at the time of review. They are not credit ratings, ESG ratings, certifications, or assurance statements. Scores reflect the four-stage governance process: AI analyst draft, senior ESG practitioner review, final record approval, and management calibration.