Asian Paints Assigned ESG Score of 76.8 by SES ESG Research
Asian Paints received an ESG score of 76.8 from SES ESG Research, an improvement from 74.1. The score was assigned independently based on public information. The company has identified factual inaccuracies and requested a review, awaiting SES's response.
While an improved ESG score is generally positive, the score was assigned without company engagement, and the company is contesting some inaccuracies. This limits the immediate impact of the reported score.
The announcement reports an improved ESG score, which is positive. However, the company has identified factual inaccuracies and is seeking a review, introducing an element of uncertainty. Therefore, the sentiment is neutral.
Asian Paints Limited has been assigned an Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) score of 76.8 by SES ESG Research Pvt. Ltd., a SEBI registered Category – II ESG Rating Provider. This score represents an improvement from the previous assessment year's score of 74.1.
The ESG score was independently assigned by SES based on publicly available information, without direct engagement from the company. The detailed ESG score can be accessed on the SES ESG website.
The company received the communication regarding this ESG score after working hours on Friday, July 24, 2026, at 8:22 p.m. IST. Asian Paints has informed SES of certain factual inaccuracies identified in their report and has requested a review of the same. The company is awaiting SES's response, and any revisions to the score will be disclosed to the stock exchanges in due course.
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