Dips as Company Reports 49% Emissions Cut in FY2026

TLDR

• LOGI stock fell 1.02% before rebounding 1.59% in pre-market trading.
• Logitech cut Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 49% in its FY2026 report.
• Scope 3 emissions dropped 33% through sustainability-focused operations.
• Recycled plastics now feature in 81% of Logitech’s product portfolio.
• Expanded repairability and packaging cuts advanced Logitech’s green strategy.

Logitech International S.A. (LOGI) shares closed at $101.78, down 1.02% during regular trading. However, the stock recovered 1.59% in pre-market trading to reach $103.40. Meanwhile, the company released its Fiscal Year 2026 Impact Highlights Report, outlining progress toward long-term sustainability targets across its operations and product portfolio.

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Logitech reports lower emissions and broader sustainability progress

The FY2026 report showed a 49% reduction in Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions from baseline years. Additionally, Logitech reduced Scope 3 emissions by 33% during the same measurement period. The company linked the progress to its Design for Sustainability strategy across operations.

Logitech also reported avoiding more than 200,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions. Furthermore, every targeted product now includes a third-party reviewed Product Carbon Footprint study. The company said this approach improves transparency and provides customers with verified environmental information.

Logitech expanded sustainability efforts across manufacturing and product development. It stated that Design for Sustainability guides governance, product design, supply chain management, manufacturing, and company operations. The company continued integrating environmental targets into business decisions rather than treating sustainability as a separate initiative.

Product design and materials support long-term environmental targets

Logitech increased the use of post-consumer recycled plastics across its product lineup during the fiscal year. The report showed that 81% of products now contain recycled plastic materials. The company continued reducing the environmental impact of product manufacturing through lifecycle assessments.

The company also expanded its repairability program through its partnership with iFixit. Support now covers 69 Logitech product lines with replacement parts and repair guides. That figure represents a threefold increase compared with the number of supported product lines two years earlier.

Besides improving repairability, Logitech reduced packaging materials by 2,500 tonnes during the past three years. The company achieved those reductions by removing plastic clamshell packaging and optimizing shipping container layouts. 55% of shipped product lines are now free from polyvinyl chloride, compared with 44% during the previous fiscal year.

Recognition follows years of sustainability investment

Logitech has steadily expanded sustainability initiatives over the past two decades through product design and operational improvements. The FY2026 report reflects continued progress across emissions, materials, packaging, and product transparency. The company positioned sustainability as a core part of its business strategy.

The company also received recognition from several independent organizations during the reporting period. TIME ranked Logitech among the world’s 50 most sustainable companies. Additionally, the company secured inclusion in the Dow Jones Sustainability Europe Index and Newsweek’s World’s Greenest Companies list.

The market reacted modestly to the latest developments as LOGI shares ended the regular session lower before recovering in pre-market trading. The sustainability report adds fresh operational updates alongside Logitech’s broader environmental commitments. The latest results highlight measurable progress while the company continues advancing long-term sustainability objectives.