Marriott International

MAR · Consumer Discretionary

Sustainability score

42.0Rank 422 overall / 42 in Consumer Discretionary

Marriott International's distance from the ideal is driven mostly by Emissions intensity and FCF margin. It sits closest to the frontier on Net debt / EBITDA.

16th percentile of the index, 11th percentile of Consumer Discretionary

Environmental

Social

Financial/Operational

Distance-to-ideal decomposition

Emissions intensity

31%

ESG risk score

12%

Controversy level

Asset turnover

17%

Net margin

FCF margin

20%

Net debt / EBITDA

Pillar weight shares: Environmental 24%, Social 23%, Financial/Operational 53%

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Net-zero scenario

MAR · Marriott International

Laggard · bottom 20% of Consumer Discretionary · score 44.2 · rank 39/47

Cleanup cost: 0.04 yrs · $199.8M; Sector median 0.01 yrs
Revenue at risk: 0%; Sector median 0%
Revenue upside: 0%; Sector median 0%
Can it pay: 3.3x debt load; FCF margin 12% · sector median 1.6x

Verdict: SELLNo position to stressData: estimatedHeld at benchmark

Cleanup bill by source

Purchased electricity	$83.1M
On-site fuel combustion	$116.7M
Vehicle fleets	$0
Process emissions	$0
Fugitive emissions	$0

Why

Benchmark: burden 0.04 years of earnings (sector median 0.01 years), fossil revenue 0%, beneficiary revenue 0%, net debt/EBITDA 3.3x; largest gaps to the sector ideal: beneficiary revenue share and FCF margin.

Consumer Discretionary peers

Key takeaways

MAR's cleanup cost is 0.04 yrs, above the Consumer Discretionary median of 0.01 yrs.
Fossil revenue at risk is 0% versus a sector median of 0%.
Fund stance: Held at benchmark.

Explanation

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