Advent Chembio Secures EcoVadis Silver Medal 2026: A Dedication to Sustainable Chemistry

Advent Chembio Secures EcoVadis Silver Medal 2026: A Dedication to Sustainable Chemistry

Dr. Rashmi Ranjan Mohanty

by Dr. Rashmi Ranjan Mohanty


Sustainability recognition is praiseworthy in the current business environment; however, its continuity over the years creates a more likeable narrative. Advent Chembio Pvt. Ltd has done so, and it is able to improve upon its EcoVadis Bronze Medal won in 2024, by securing the EcoVadis Silver Medal in 2026. This result (overall score of 73 from 100) makes the chemical manufacturing company one of the top 15 percent of sustainability performers in the world, proving that responsible chemistry is not only an empty corporate statement but a reality.


Between Progress and Consistency


The sustainability process of Advent has been characterized by gradual development. Upon gaining a Bronze Medal in 2024, the company managed to upscale its performance to branch out to Silver status in 2026. With that said, the upgrade from Bronze Medal in 2024 to Silver this year is a sign of something even bigger than the first year; it is the methodical process of incorporating sustainability into the very business processes.


The largest business sustainability ratings provider in the world, EcoVadis, scores more than 100,000 companies worldwide with a rigorous approach employing a global methodology on the basis of international standards such as the Global Reporting Initiative, the United Nations Global Compact and ISO 26000. The analysis of the assessment focuses on four areas, which are critical, Environment (73), Labor and Human Rights (75), Ethics (72) and Sustainable Procurement (70). The consistency in the Silver rating of Advent ensures good performance in all these dimensions.


Comprehensive Sustainability in Action


The difference in Advent’s approach is its full dedication to all four EcoVadis assessment pillars. With regards to the environmental front, the company has had a robust management system that is geared towards resource efficiency, minimization of waste, and control of emissions in 2026. These initiatives coincide with the world climate objectives and are also leading in the industry that is usually under fire due to its environmental effects.


Another pillar of the sustainability of Advent is labor and human rights. The corporation pays significant attention to the safety of the workplace, reasonable labor relations, and the welfare of the employees, developing a culture in which human rights are considered on all levels of its functioning. This dedication goes beyond compliance to help instil true concern for the people who drive the organization.


The ethical system of Advent is characterised by strong governance structures, clear business operations and strict anti-corruption policies. At the same time, the company realizes that sustainability does not only concern its operations, but it also collaborates with suppliers to provide them with stringent environmental and social requirements. This spills over to the rest of the value chain, creating a positive influence.


Team Effort and Strategic Vision


The Silver Medal represents a concerted effort of the entire team at Advent. A research and development team that creates more sustainable processes in chemistry, procurement specialists that screen suppliers, operations personnel that practice safety measures, and the management that forms its strategies, all play a part in the sustainability performance of the company. This has also been possible through the encouragement of partners and stakeholders who are also passionate about the vision of Advent in regard to responsible business conduct.


The leadership of the company does not see sustainability as a box to be checked, but a part of the way Advent operates and develops. This philosophy would make sustainability not a departmental move but a company attitude, which means that decisions made at all levels take into account the environment and social aspects.


Looking Forward: Shaping Improvement


Being a Silver status is indicative of great success, but Advent takes it as a step towards success and not the ultimate goal. The company has also provided long-term goals of further enhancement, such as a substantial decline in the environmental footprint, improvement of the employee well-being programs, and growth of the sustainable procurement programs.


Such plans are indicative of the fact that sustainability is not a static concept. It must always be innovative and adaptive to changing challenges and expectations of the stakeholders. Advent is looking at new technologies to make its production processes cleaner, investing in renewable energy sources, and exploring collaborations that help to further the principles of a circular economy in the process of making chemicals.


The Leadership and Impact in the Industry


The long-term performance of Advent Chembio has implications for more than just the company. In the chemical manufacturing industry, where the levels of environmental and safety take center stage, it proves that overall sustainability is not only possible but also sustainable. With the increased regulatory demands and the changing expectations of the stakeholders, the companies that have integrated sustainability in their operations will have a greater chance of succeeding in the long-run.


The Bronze to Silver transition is an indicator of the path that can be taken by other industry participants. It demonstrates that there is no rapid change, but a gradual advancement that comes with methodical dedication and endless enhancement. Every year is based on the last one and gains an impetus that gains strength on itself.


The EcoVadis Silver Medal granted to Advent proves a very straightforward yet rather efficient philosophy: responsible chemistry and business development are not antagonistic purposes, but mutually supporting goals. This acknowledgement can be seen as both a reward for the work done so far, as the company advances towards its sustainability objectives and an impetus to carry on. In a sector that is being questioned more and whose standards are changing, Advent can be seen as an illustration of what long-term dedication to environmental sustainability, corporate social responsibility, and ethical governance can accomplish.




Dr. Rashmi Ranjan Mohanty

by Dr. Rashmi Ranjan Mohanty