Hong Kong, 18 May 2026 – EcoCeres, a global leader in the innovation and commercialization of renewable fuels and green molecules, has been recognized as “Best Companies to Work for in Asia 2026” at the HR Asia Awards ceremony in Hong Kong. This is the second time EcoCeres has received this honor, underscoring the company’s sustained commitment to building a people-centric, purpose-driven workplace, and highlighting how it stood out among 230 participating companies for its strong culture of engagement, collaboration, and shared mission.

EcoCeres earned the award for its ongoing efforts to create an inclusive and empowering work environment, including clear career development pathways, robust learning opportunities, competitive rewards programs and a strong focus on employee well-being and safety. The company’s purpose-led culture – built around advancing energy transition and turning waste into valuable low-carbon solutions – also enables employees to connect their daily work with a broader positive impact on society and the environment.

The HR Asia Award programme is organized by HR Asia, a leading publication for senior professionals, and is based on in-depth employee engagement surveys and workplace assessments that evaluate organizational culture, people practices and overall satisfaction.

“We are honored to receive this recognition. It is a testament to our people – their dedication, passion and belief in our mission to drive the energy transition,” said Matti Lievonen, CEO of EcoCeres. “At EcoCeres, we are committed to creating an inclusive and supportive environment where every colleague can grow, contribute and make a meaningful impact.”

This accolade reinforces EcoCeres’ long-term commitment to investing in its people and culture. As the company continues to grow in Hong Kong and across the region, it will further strengthen the EcoCeres employee experience – from development and well-being to collaboration and innovation – to ensure it remains a place where talented people are proud to work and build their careers.