Crown Holdings Publishes Its 2025 Sustainability Report

Crown Holdings published its 2025 Sustainability Report, marking the midpoint of the Company’s Twentyby30 program and underscoring continued progress across its environmental, social and governance priorities.

Twentyby30 is a comprehensive program that addresses key priorities including climate action, water stewardship, circularity and responsible sourcing, alongside employee safety and engagement. The program includes 20 sustainability objectives to be completed by or before the end of 2030. 

Crown continues to strengthen the integration of sustainability across its operations, further advancing efforts to optimize energy and water use while eliminating waste to landfill. Crown is simultaneously intensifying its engagement across its supply chain to accelerate decarbonization, working closely with suppliers and value chain stakeholders to advance aluminum decarbonization and reduce upstream emissions at scale.

The recent report highlights measurable achievements across Crown’s global operations, alongside the introduction of refined and more targeted goals designed to accelerate progress toward 2030.

A key milestone in this year’s report is the achievement of Crown’s 2025 water stewardship goal, with a 20% reduction in water withdrawal across its operations, delivered while increasing production levels.

In 2025, Crown also took its sustainability commitment a step further by securing validation of its near‑term targets and net‑zero pathway from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). Crown also deepened its understanding of nature-related dependencies and impacts and is reporting its first Nature-Related Financial Disclosures.

“At the midpoint of our Twentyby30™ program, we are proud of the progress achieved across our global operations,” said Timothy J. Donahue, President, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board. “Achieving our 2025 water goal is a clear demonstration of what can be accomplished through strong operational discipline and global collaboration. We will continue to refine our priorities to drive meaningful impact and long-term value.”

Sandrine Duquerroy-Delesalle, Vice President, Global Sustainability & External Affairs, added, “Delivering on key goals reflects the strength of our strategy and the dedication of our teams. As we move forward, our focus is on sharpening our efforts, prioritizing high-impact areas such as water-stressed regions, deepening engagement across our value chain, and ensuring our sustainability strategy continues to drive meaningful and measurable outcomes.”