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BorgWarner Named to Corporate Knights' 2026 Global 100, USA 25 Most Sustainable Corporations

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BorgWarner (NYSE:BWA) was named to Corporate Knights' 2026 Global 100 and the inaugural USA 25 Most Sustainable Corporations lists, marking its second consecutive Global 100 inclusion.

BorgWarner ranked 1st in the auto components industry, 8th within the cars and trucks manufacturing peer group, 3rd among U.S. automotive-headquartered companies on the Global 100, and 21st overall and 3rd in automotive on the USA 25 list. Corporate Knights used three equally weighted KPIs: sustainable revenue, sustainable investment, and sustainable revenue momentum.

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Positive

  • Second consecutive year on Corporate Knights Global 100
  • Ranked 1st in the auto components industry on the 2026 Global 100
  • Ranked 8th in the cars and trucks manufacturing peer group on the Global 100
  • Ranked 21st overall and 3rd in automotive on the USA 25 list

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News Market Reaction – BWA

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-0.50% News Effect

On the day this news was published, BWA declined 0.50%, reflecting a mild negative market reaction.

Data tracked by StockTitan Argus on the day of publication.

Key Figures

Global 100 inclusion: 2 consecutive years Auto components rank: 1st Cars & trucks rank: 8th +5 more
8 metrics
Global 100 inclusion 2 consecutive years Second consecutive year on Corporate Knights’ Global 100 index
Auto components rank 1st Ranked first in auto components industry on 2026 Global 100 list
Cars & trucks rank 8th Ranked number eight within cars and trucks manufacturing peer group
US automotive rank 3rd Third among automotive companies headquartered in the United States
USA 25 overall rank 21st Ranked 21st overall on USA 25 Most Sustainable Corporations
USA 25 automotive rank 3rd Third within the automotive industry on USA 25 Most Sustainable Corporations
Sustainability KPIs 3 KPIs, equally weighted Sustainable revenue, sustainable investment, sustainable revenue momentum
Publication year 2026 Corporate Knights’ 2026 Global 100 list and 2026 press release date

Market Reality Check

Price: $63.21 Vol: Volume 2,332,463 is below...
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$63.21 Last Close
Volume Volume 2,332,463 is below the 20-day average of 3,115,746, suggesting subdued trading interest pre-news. normal
Technical Price at $52.31, trading above 200-day MA at $43.66, indicating an established uptrend before this ESG news.

Peers on Argus

BWA gained 0.97% while key peers showed mixed moves: ALV (-1.22%), MOD (-1.25% o...
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BWA gained 0.97% while key peers showed mixed moves: ALV (-1.22%), MOD (-1.25% on price list but +2.97% in momentum scan), ALSN (-0.30%), LKQ (+1.59%), LEA (+0.41%). With only one peer in the momentum scanner and no common news, trading appeared company-specific rather than sector-driven.

Historical Context

5 past events · Latest: Feb 18 (Neutral)
Pattern 5 events
Date Event Sentiment Move Catalyst
Feb 18 Motorsport recognition Neutral -1.3% Celebratory Baby Borg trophies awarded for 2025 Indianapolis 500 victory.
Feb 11 EV drive module award Positive +22.4% 800V integrated drive module program win with premium European OEM for REEV.
Feb 11 48V eXD program win Positive +22.4% First global 48V electric cross differential program with leading Chinese OEM.
Feb 11 BMS program expansion Positive +22.4% Expanded series-production battery management system supply to additional BEV and PHEV lines.
Feb 11 REEV systems contract Positive +22.4% Contract for 800-volt iDM and generator module with dual inverter for REEV trucks and SUVs.
Pattern Detected

Recent strategically positive EV and drivetrain program wins were followed by strong positive price reactions, while softer branding/recognition news saw a mild negative move.

Recent Company History

Over the past months, BorgWarner announced several notable milestones. On Feb 11, 2026, it secured multiple electrification-related awards, including an 800V integrated drive module for a European OEM, its first 48V electric cross differential program with a Chinese OEM, an expanded battery management system program, and an 800-volt integrated drive and generator module contract with a major North American OEM, each coinciding with a 22.45% price move. A motorsport-related recognition on Feb 18, 2026 saw a modest -1.26% reaction. Today’s sustainability accolades fit the pattern of reputation-focused news versus hard contract wins.

Regulatory & Risk Context

Active S-3 Shelf
Shelf Active
Active S-3 Shelf Registration 2026-02-13

An automatic shelf registration on Form S-3ASR dated Feb 13, 2026 is effective, allowing BorgWarner to offer a range of securities, including debt, preferred stock, common stock, depositary shares, warrants and units, via future prospectus supplements. No usage has been recorded yet, and terms for any issuance would be defined in subsequent filings.

Market Pulse Summary

This announcement highlights BorgWarner’s ESG positioning, with inclusion in Corporate Knights’ 2026...
Analysis

This announcement highlights BorgWarner’s ESG positioning, with inclusion in Corporate Knights’ 2026 Global 100 and USA 25 lists and rankings such as first in auto components and 21st overall in the USA 25. These honors complement recent electrification program wins and emphasize sustainable revenue, investment, and revenue momentum as key KPIs. Investors may track future sustainability metrics, updates to the 2025 Sustainability Report, and how ESG credentials intersect with ongoing EV and hybrid drivetrain contract execution.

Key Terms

sustainable revenue, sustainable investment, sustainable revenue momentum, compound annual growth rate
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sustainable revenue financial
"three equally weighted KPIs: sustainable revenue, defined as the percentage"
Sustainable revenue is the portion of a company’s income that is predictable and likely to continue over the long term, coming from recurring sales, long-term contracts, loyal customers, or repeatable services rather than one-off deals. Investors treat it like a steady paycheck versus a one-time bonus: higher sustainable revenue makes future cash flow and company value more reliable, lowers the chance of sudden earnings drops, and simplifies forecasting and risk assessment.
sustainable investment financial
"sustainable investment, defined as the percentage of a company's total"
Sustainable investment is an approach where investors choose companies or funds based on how well they manage environmental, social, and governance issues alongside expected financial returns. It matters because those nonfinancial factors—such as pollution, worker treatment, or corporate oversight—can influence long-term profits and risks; like picking a fuel-efficient car to reduce future costs, this strategy aims to protect value and capture opportunities as economies shift toward cleaner, fairer practices.
sustainable revenue momentum financial
"and sustainable revenue momentum, defined as the compound annual growth rate"
Sustainable revenue momentum describes a company’s pattern of earning sales that not only grow or stay strong now but are likely to continue without depending on one-time events. Investors care because steady, repeatable sales give clearer signals about future profits and reduce the risk that growth will suddenly disappear — like preferring a car that steadily cruises up a hill over one that only accelerates in short bursts before stalling.
compound annual growth rate financial
"sustainable revenue momentum, defined as the compound annual growth rate in"
The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) shows how much an investment or value has grown, on average, each year over a specific period. It considers the effect of growth that compounds or builds upon itself, similar to how interest accumulates in a savings account. Investors use CAGR to compare different investments’ long-term performance and to understand how steady or consistent their growth has been over time.

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  • Second consecutive year BorgWarner was included in the Global 100
  • One of only three companies within the Cars and Trucks Manufacturing peer group in the USA 25 Most Sustainable Corporations

AUBURN HILLS, Mich., March 18, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- BorgWarner, a global product leader in delivering innovative and sustainable mobility solutions, has earned a spot on the Corporate Knights' Global 100 index and the USA 25 Most Sustainable Corporations list for its sustainability excellence.

BorgWarner earned spots on Corporate Knights' Global 100 and USA 25 Most Sustainable for its sustainability excellence.

This marks the second consecutive year BorgWarner has been named to the Global 100. The 2026 list was published in January with BorgWarner ranking first in the auto components industry, number eight within the cars and trucks manufacturing peer group, and third among automotive companies with headquarters in the United States. The inaugural list of Corporate Knights' USA 25 Most Sustainable Corporations was published in March, and BorgWarner ranked 21st overall and third within the automotive industry.

Both lists were created using three equally weighted KPIs: sustainable revenue, defined as the percentage of total revenue from sustainable products; sustainable investment, defined as the percentage of a company's total investment in sustainable projects or research; and sustainable revenue momentum, defined as the compound annual growth rate in sustainable revenue.

"We are honored to be named to the Corporate Knights' Global 100 and USA 25 Most Sustainable Companies lists. These recognitions highlight our team's skillsets and dedication to innovating products that meet the clean mobility needs of our customers," said Joseph Fadool, President and CEO, BorgWarner Inc. "We're proud to offer a resilient product portfolio with a full spectrum of propulsion technologies that improve driving performance and reduce environmental impact, which aligns with our vision of a clean, energy-efficient world."

For more information on BorgWarner's sustainability performance, review its 2025 Sustainability Report here.

About BorgWarner
For more than 130 years, BorgWarner has been a transformative global product leader bringing successful mobility innovation to market. With a focus on sustainability, we're helping to build a cleaner, healthier, safer future for all. 

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FAQ

What does BorgWarner's inclusion on Corporate Knights' 2026 Global 100 mean for BWA?

It signals recognized sustainability leadership for BorgWarner (NYSE:BWA). According to the company, rankings reflect performance across sustainable revenue, investment, and revenue momentum, highlighting its product portfolio and clean mobility focus.

How did BorgWarner rank within the auto components industry on the 2026 Global 100?

BorgWarner ranked first in the auto components industry on the 2026 Global 100. According to the company, this ranking is based on three equally weighted KPIs measuring sustainable revenue, investment, and momentum.

What were BorgWarner's placements on Corporate Knights' USA 25 Most Sustainable Corporations list?

BorgWarner was ranked 21st overall and third within the automotive industry on the USA 25 list. According to the company, the inaugural USA 25 used the same three KPI methodology as the Global 100.

Does BorgWarner disclose the sustainable revenue percentage used in the Corporate Knights evaluation?

The announcement does not disclose specific sustainable revenue or investment percentages. According to the company, Corporate Knights used sustainable revenue, investment, and revenue momentum KPIs, but exact percentages were not provided here.

How does BorgWarner describe the business relevance of the Corporate Knights rankings for shareholders?

BorgWarner frames the rankings as validation of its sustainability and product strategy. According to the company, the recognitions highlight team dedication and a resilient product portfolio across propulsion technologies.