PMI’s inclusion in prestigious list for 2023 shows significant progress made to date in increasing gender equality across our global workforce.

Agreement provides long-term exclusive rights for PMI to commercialize KT&G’s smoke-free products outside South Korea, as both companies call on regulators to embrace the opportunity these innovations present.

Our continued excellence in a changing environment has again been recognized in 2023.

Philip Morris International has once again been recognized as one of the world's most pioneering companies leading on environmental transparency and performance.

They are introduced in a dedicated disclosure that outlines PMI's approach to Preserving Nature, one of its eight sustainability strategies.

The acquisition of more than 93 percent of the shares in Swedish Match and its leading oral nicotine portfolio will enable us to provide access to a broader range of better alternatives for those adult smokers who would otherwise continue to smoke.

Our latest innovation can accelerate our delivery of a smoke-free future by beginning to offer adult smokers in low- and middle-income markets a better alternative to continued smoking.

In the outcome document of COP 27 agreed to in the early hours of Sunday, November 20, the major new element was the establishment of a fund for loss and damage to help poorer countries facing the harmful effects of climate change.

Philip Morris International (PMI) works toward its carbon-neutrality targets with a transformative new solar energy project for Sampoerna in Indonesia.

The rapid progress is another step toward delivering on the company’s Low-Carbon Transition Plan goals.

Hospitalizations from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and heart disease declined significantly after heated tobacco products were introduced in Japan.

Looking back at the progress we’ve made as the company transforms for good and accelerates toward a smoke-free future.

Never before has the need to establish inclusion, equality, and belongingness at the heart of society felt more urgent.

Our international survey suggests people want governments to rethink disruption, calling for officials to take a more proactive and forward-thinking approach to drive lasting innovation-led change for society.