Adani Ports & SEZ receives ESG score of 84.3, rated 'Leadership' by CareEdge
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited (APSEZ) received an ESG score of 84.3 from CareEdge ESG Ratings, achieving a 'Leadership' position (CareEdge-ESG 1+). This is an improvement from its previous score of 81. The upgrade reflects enhanced environmental, social, and governance performance and disclosures.
An improved ESG rating can enhance investor confidence and potentially attract ESG-focused investments, but it is not directly tied to immediate financial results or operational changes.
The company received an improved ESG rating and was recognized for its leadership in managing ESG risks, indicating positive performance and progress in sustainability efforts.
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited (APSEZ) has been assigned an ESG score of 84.3 by CareEdge ESG Ratings Limited, signifying a 'Leadership' position in managing ESG risks.
This rating, which is an improvement of 3.3 points from its previous score of 81, was determined following CARE ESG Ratings' annual surveillance review and incorporates the latest disclosures from APSEZ's FY26 Integrated Annual Report. The 'CareEdge-ESG 1+' rating indicates best-in-class disclosures, policies, and performance.
The upgrade reflects APSEZ's enhanced environmental performance, including reductions in emissions, energy, water, and waste intensities, increased adoption of renewable energy, and deeper integration of environmental considerations across its value chain. Social outcomes have also improved, with expanded safety training coverage, stronger grievance redressal mechanisms, and continued progress in diversity, pay equity, and employee engagement.
Furthermore, APSEZ's robust governance framework, supported by continued Board-level ESG oversight, comprehensive training programs, and enhanced value chain engagement, contributed to the rating upgrade. This recognition reaffirms APSEZ's standing as a leading ESG performer in the ports and logistics sector.
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