ASUS has secured a place on TIME magazine’s World’s Best Companies 2025 list.

This marks the second time the Taiwanese technology group has been recognised in the global ranking.

The annual list highlights 1,000 organisations assessed on three criteria: employee satisfaction, revenue growth and Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) transparency.

The methodology includes surveys of workplace satisfaction, financial performance analysis and emissions reporting.

ASUS Co-CEO S.Y. Hsu said the recognition reflected the company’s ongoing commitment to innovation and workplace culture.

He pointed to the role of artificial intelligence in ASUS’s broader growth strategy, describing his company as a “comprehensive AI company” with ambitions to transform industries.

Beyond TIME’s ranking, ASUS has also received recognition from many other corporate reputation indices.

ASUS has made sustainability a central part of its corporate strategy, publishing verified emissions targets and earning inclusion in ESG indices such as FTSE4Good and MSCI.

Its 2050 Net Zero ambition underpins supply chain audits and product design decisions.

In reference to ASUS’s latest award, Samson Hu, ASUS’s other Co-CEO, said,  “Sustainability guides how we design, produce, and deliver our technologies.”

“By integrating responsible practices across our operations and growth strategies, ASUS is building long-term value and advancing toward our 2050 Net Zero goal, establishing itself as a globally recognised, environmentally conscious technology leader.”