Terme Sveti Martin was declared the sector winner in tourism according to the HGK ESG Rating 2026. The company achieved 173 out of a possible 250 points, 16 more than last year, and ranked fifth among 86 medium-sized companies and 26th among a total of 300 rated companies.
Terme Sveti Martin has achieved highest ESG score among companies from the tourism sector in Croatia according to this year's HGK ESG Rating and were declared ESG Rating Sector Winner in Tourism.
The award was presented at an international conference. Let's support sustainability - Support Sustainability 2026 in Zagreb, where the Croatian Chamber of Commerce this year, in addition to awards in the six main ESG Rating categories, also introduced special sectoral recognitions to companies that achieved outstanding results within their industries and demonstrated a particularly strong approach to sustainability.
According to the results Chamber of Commerce ESG Rating 2026., Terme Sveti Martin has achieved 173 out of a possible 250 points, which improved last year's result of 157 points. In addition to the first place in the tourism sector, they took fifth place among 86 medium-sized companies involved in the assessment and 26th place among a total of 300 companies.
Korotaj: We wanted to make sustainability part of the way we manage our business
Chief Executive Officer of Terme Sveti Martin Nusa Korotaj She emphasized that the result is not the result of one project or one cycle of ESG reporting, but rather years of work and the gradual inclusion of sustainability in the company's business decisions.
"This result did not come overnight. Behind him are years of work, numerous decisions, important changes and perseverance, even before sustainability became a priority on everyone's agenda. For us, it was never about one project or one reporting cycle. Sustainability has become part of our DNA, our strategies, investments and daily operations - from environmental responsibility and efficient use of resources to employee well-being, local partnerships and transparent management", said Korotaj.