Responsibility

Operating with integrity and respect.

Drawing on our Swiss heritage, Ryder has a long-standing track record of minimising our environmental impact, creating a great work environment for our employees and maximising our positive impact within the community.

Responsibility to our employees and the community.

We take great pride in a range of initiatives that enhance employee well-being, contribute to social value and support a positive and diverse workplace. This results in high employee satisfaction and strong employee retention, meaning constantly rising skills and performance.

We also run a set of programmes for the local community, providing engagement for our employees’ families and running educational tours for local schools.

We are proud to have been awarded a Silver rating from the Responsible Business Alliance for our China factories. This certification programme evaluates our labour, ethics, occupational health & safety and environmental practices, as well as supporting management systems. Our Silver rating puts us far above the average relative to our industry peers.

Responsibility to the environment.

At Ryder, we are committed to continually advancing our environmental sustainability.

We were early movers in 2013 by investing in Solar PV energy and ground-source heat pumps and today one third of our energy is renewable. We have developed an on-site materials recycling centre and made significant reductions in water consumption.

Ryder Carbon Emission Reduction Review 

GHG Inventory & Quantification

Greenhouse gas (GHG) inventory and quantification are a crucial part of Ryder’s sustainable development strategy. Annually, Ryder identifies and inventories GHG emission sources in accordance with the ISO 14064-1 standard, collecting activity data on-site.

Total GHG Emissions (2024–2025)

Scope 3 Breakdown (Vietnam, 2025)
• Category 3 (Fuel- and energy-related activities): 150.67 tCO₂e
• Category 4 (Upstream transportation & distribution): 44,915.12 tCO₂e
• Category 5 (Waste generated in operations): 27,924.88 tCO₂e
Notes:
• CO₂e: Carbon Dioxide Equivalent (a standardized unit of measurement for GHG emissions).
• Scope 1 & 2: Direct and indirect emissions from operations.
• Scope 3: Indirect emissions from the supply chain and other external activities.
Ryder continuously integrates renewable energy into its operations, actively adopting green energy sources such as constructing photovoltaic power stations, geothermal heat, and solar energy to reduce carbon emissions.

Green energy is key for Ryder to achieve its carbon reduction goals. By collaborating with partners, Ryder aims to build a green supply chain and a collaborative carbon reduction mechanism. Incorporating green and low-carbon requirements into the entire supplier management process promotes coordinated emission reduction across the upstream and downstream supply chain. Through these measures, Ryder not only contributes to its own sustainable development but also to global environmental protection.

Carbon Reduction Targets

Ryder Electronics (Shenzhen) Ltd.
Scope 1 & 2
• Base Year: 2020
• Target: 15% absolute reduction within 10 years
• Timeframe: 2020–2030
Scope 3
• Base Year: 2024
• Target: 3% intensity reduction by 2030
• Timeframe: 2025–2030
Ryder Electronics (Xinfeng) Ltd.
Scope 1 & 2
• Base Year: 2020
• Target: 15% absolute reduction within 10 years
• Timeframe: 2020–2030
Scope 3
• Base Year: 2024
• Target: 3% intensity reduction by 2030
• Timeframe: 2025–2030
Ryder Industries Vietnam
Scope 1 & 2
• Base Year: 2024.9 – 2025.8
• Target: 1% absolute reduction by 2030
• Timeframe: 2026–2030
Scope 3
(Key Categories: Business Travel; Purchased Goods & Services)
• Base Year: 2024.9 – 2025.8
• Target: 0.5% intensity reduction by 2030
• Timeframe: 2026–2030
Notes

CO₂e: Carbon Dioxide Equivalent (standardised unit for GHG emissions).

Scope 1 & 2: Direct and indirect emissions from operations.
Scope 3: Indirect emissions from supply chain and external activities.
Download Ryder Industries Vietnam Company Limited Greenhouse Gas Inventory Report