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3/2/2010
This year, because of the inclusion of the FT Euro 500, our UK list has grown significantly to 102 companies and are this largest list from a single country in the survey. This means that almost 50 per cent of the British companies are reviewed for the first time. British American Tobacco with the score of 67.5 wins the H&H Webranking UK 2009 after a 4th place in 2008. Second place goes to last year’s winner Aviva (66.75). Cadbury with 63.5 takes the bronze, climbing 9 steps from last year.
3/1/2010
TNT continues to hold off their competitors and wins the Dutch rankings for the fourth consecutive year. Second place goes to the chemical giant DSM, closely followed by Heineken, who take a huge step forward from last year’s 8th position. Despite harder demands from the capital market and a more thorough research protocol Dutch companies bypasses many of their European competitors, turning it at no 3 in Europe.
Despite the financial crisis companies continue to invest and communicate CSR on their website. 95 percent of Europe's 150 largest listed companies offer a separate CSR section on their website. Of the 500 largest companies, the proportion is 86 percent, which is similar to last year.