Capri Global Capital Receives 'Good' ESG Rating from Sustainable Fitch
Capri Global Capital Limited received a 'Good' ESG rating from Sustainable Fitch for its Sustainable Finance Framework. The framework aligns with ICMA Green, Social, and Sustainability Bond Principles, enabling the company to fund eligible environmental and social projects.
A good ESG rating can enhance investor confidence and access to sustainable finance, potentially leading to better financing terms and a stronger corporate reputation. While positive, it's not a direct financial result.
The company received a positive ESG rating, indicating strong alignment with sustainable finance principles and a robust framework for funding green and social initiatives.
Capri Global Capital Limited (CGCL), a leading NBFC, has secured a 'Good' ESG rating from Sustainable Fitch on its Sustainable Finance Framework. This Second-Party Opinion (SPO) confirms the framework's full alignment with the International Capital Market Association (ICMA) Green Bond Principles, Social Bond Principles, and Sustainability Bond Guidelines.
The framework allows CGCL to raise green and social finance for eligible projects in environmental and social categories, including renewable energy, energy efficiency, green buildings, pollution prevention, climate change mitigation and adaptation, circular economy initiatives, and sustainable water and wastewater management.
Jinisha Sharma, Principal-ESG & Impact Investments at Capri Global, stated that the company believes financial growth should align with sustainable impact, and the rating validates their framework's strength and credibility. Sustainable Fitch highlighted CGCL's robust project evaluation and selection process, with proceeds tracked through a dedicated account. The company is committed to publishing annual allocation and impact reports until proceeds are fully allocated.
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