Capri Global Enhances ESG Profile with Strong Governance and Improved Scores
Capri Global Capital Ltd. has improved its ESG profile with an S&P Global ESG score of 71 (43% YoY improvement). It also received a 'Low Risk' score of 19.7 from Sustainalytics and ratings of 64 from ESGRisk.ai and CRISIL, underscoring strong governance and responsible growth initiatives.
Improved ESG scores and a stronger governance profile can enhance investor confidence and potentially improve access to capital, which has a medium-term impact on the company's financial standing and strategic partnerships.
The announcement highlights significant improvements in ESG scores and recognitions from reputable agencies, indicating positive progress in the company's sustainability and governance efforts.
Capri Global Capital Ltd. has significantly strengthened its sustainability and governance profile, emphasizing its commitment to responsible growth and transparency.
The company has embedded ESG principles across its operations, including governance oversight, risk controls, technology-driven processes, responsible lending, and enhanced disclosures. These principles are integrated into its lending portfolio, supporting small traders, MSMEs, and affordable housing development, thereby fostering business continuity, improved living standards, and inclusive urban growth.
These efforts have resulted in notable external recognitions. Capri Global achieved an S&P Global ESG score of 71, marking a 43% year-on-year improvement. It also received a 'Low Risk' ESG score of 19.7 from Morningstar Sustainalytics, a score of 64 (Strong) from ESGRisk.ai, and a rating of 64 (Strong, Low Risk) from CRISIL. Jinisha Sharma, Principal – ESG & Impact Investments at Capri Global Capital Ltd., stated that these outcomes reflect the company's consistent efforts to build a transparent, resilient, and responsibly governed institution, reinforcing stakeholder confidence and supporting long-term sustainable growth.
A stronger ESG profile is expected to facilitate deeper engagement with global lenders and institutional investors, providing access to a broader and diversified capital base.
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