Compal Commits to Net-Zero by 2050

At Varlink, we’re proud to be part of the Poindus Group, who acquired Varlink in 2024, and to sit within the wider Compal family, a global technology leader making strong commitments to sustainability and climate action.
Compal has set a clear pathway to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, backed by international standards and independent verification. This means that as part of the Compal group, Varlink is aligned with science-based climate targets and renewable energy goals that will benefit our customers and partners for years to come.

Key Highlights from Compal’s Sustainability Journey

100% Renewable Energy by 2050 – Compal has joined the RE100 initiative, committing to power all operations with renewable energy such as solar, wind, and hydro.
Independently Verified Results – In 2025, SGS Taiwan verified Compal’s greenhouse gas (GHG) inventory under ISO 14064-1:2018, ensuring accuracy and transparency.
Group-Wide Impact – Total group emissions in 2024 were 287,007.7 tCO₂e, supported by over 122,000 MWh of renewable energy certificates.
Subsidiary Contribution – Within the group, Poindus Systems Corp. reported just 93.2 tCO₂e in 2024, and Adasys GmbH reported 28.3 tCO₂e, showing strong progress across subsidiaries.
Protecting Nature – A global Biodiversity and No-Deforestation Policy now applies to all majority-owned subsidiaries, reinforcing environmental responsibility.

What This Means for Varlink Customers

As part of Poindus and Compal, Varlink is proud to supply products and solutions backed by a group that is serious about sustainability, transparency, and accountability. By investing in renewable energy, cutting emissions, and protecting natural resources, Compal, Poindus, and Varlink are working together to build a cleaner, greener supply chain. For our customers, this means confidence that the technology you source through Varlink is connected to a group committed to delivering long-term positive impact. Together, we are moving towards a net-zero future.

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