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Under Armour

Based in the United States and founded in 1996, Under Armour manufactures and sells footwear, sports and casual apparel. The company has over 400 stores and factories in over 100 countries worldwide. Under Armour employs over 16,600 people across its operations and reported revenues of USD 5.7 billion in 2022.

Summary

Under Armour ranks 30th overall and 11th in the Apparel sector. It performs relatively well on governance and policy commitments. The company has an opportunity to improve its performance on human rights practices.

Under Armour has allocated board and senior level responsibility for human rights and created incentives for good human rights performance. The company discloses its process to identify, assess and mitigate its salient human rights risks, as well as its process to provide remedy for adverse human rights impacts which it has caused or contributed to.

The company has an opportunity to disclose its approach to engaging with affected stakeholders on human rights issues, including how it involves them in its due diligence and grievance processes. It could also disclose how it monitors the effectiveness of its actions to mitigate human rights risks as well as the effectiveness of its grievance mechanism.

Ranking position: #30 /110
Total score: 31.5 /100

Measurement theme	Score	Rank (0-110)
Governance and policy commitments	#1 5.2 /10	#7
Embedding respect and human rights due diligence	#1 8.7 /25	#28
Remedies and grievance mechanisms	#1 6.5 /20	#24
Performance: Practices	#1 4.9 /25	#52
Performance: Responses	#1 6.3 /20	#12

Sector
Apparel	#11

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This company is part of the SDG2000, the 2,000 most influential companies

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