Building Resource Capabilities Through Green Servitization and ISO 14001 for Sustainable Performance: Perspectives From Manufacturing Firms

Idris Oyewale Oyelakin, Asnidar Hanim Yusuf, Salwani Arbak and Bablu Kumar Dhar

Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management, 2025, vol. 32, issue 3, 3770-3784

Abstract: Manufacturing firms are increasingly adopting green servitization and ISO 14001 to enhance resource capabilities and achieve sustainable performance amid escalating challenges of resource depletion and waste management. This study explicitly links these practices to broader CSR principles, focusing on stakeholder engagement and accountability to drive environmental and social sustainability. Specifically, it examines the interplay between green servitization and ISO 14001 in fostering sustainable performance within manufacturing firms. The findings reveal the critical mediating role of ISO 14001 in translating green servitization initiatives into tangible sustainability outcomes while building stakeholder trust. Practical contributions emphasize fostering green innovation, integrating biodegradable materials, and leveraging green digital technologies to enhance resilience and operational efficiency. The research also advances CSR‐related theoretical contributions by framing green servitization and ISO 14001 as strategic resources for achieving Sustainable Development Goals.

Date: 2025
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