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Key factors contributing to its score included human capital management, climate strategy, and corporate governance..


December 2024 – For the eighth consecutive year, SONDA, a leading technology services company in the region, has been recognized in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI) as one of the top-performing companies in economic, social, and environmental criteria.

The DJSI, a global benchmark, assesses companies based on key sustainability areas, including resource management, social impact, and best business practices.

With a direct presence in 13 countries across South America and North America and over 13,000 employees, SONDA excelled in the social dimension, followed by governance and economic aspects. The highest-scoring factors included human capital management, climate strategy, and corporate governance.

“Inclusion in the DJSI for the eighth consecutive year reflects our commitment to a sustainable business strategy. This recognition not only highlights SONDA’s dedication to sustainability but also positions us as an industry benchmark,” said Marcelo Castiglione, Corporate General Manager of SONDA.

This distinction underscores the company's efforts to integrate sustainable practices across its solutions and operations. "At SONDA, we’ve worked to strengthen our ESG strategies to create a positive impact on people through our solutions," he added.

SONDA continues to advance initiatives such as electronic waste management for its platform services, labor wellness programs, and progress in diversity and inclusion within its HR management, among other practices.


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