Samsung SDS has once again been named among the “World’s Most Trustworthy Companies” announced by Newsweek, a remarkable distinction we have now achieved for three consecutive years. In this year’s rankings, we secured second place in the Software and Telecommunications category, earning international recognition for our technological innovation and steadfast commitment to trust in the global market.
A total of 1,000 leading global companies were included in the World’s Most Trustworthy Companies 2025 list, with around 40 recognized in the Software and Telecommunications category. Our inclusion in the list affirms our enduring dedication to building trust with customers, investors, and employees, even amid today’s increasingly competitive industrial landscape.
For this year’s list, Newsweek—in collaboration with global data analytics firm Statista—analyzed survey responses from more than 170,000 people across 50 countries. In addition, Newsweek conducted a “social listening” analysis to examine relevant keywords mentioned on a wide range of online media, gaining deeper insight into the reputation of companies in the market. In the evaluation based on the key indicators of customer trust, investor trust, and employee trust, Samsung SDS earned high scores in all areas, thereby securing the honor of being named one the World’s Most Trustworthy Companies for three years in a row.
This recognition is a testament to the transparent business management, responsible innovation, and social values that we have persistently pursued over the years. It will serve as a robust foundation for our growth into a sustainable and innovative company built on trust.
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