ESG reporting is the non-financial disclosure of a company's performance across Environmental, Social, and Governance criteria.
As an essential element of modern corporate accountability, it goes beyond traditional profit metrics to provide stakeholders with a comprehensive view of value creation and risk management.
For responsible investors and global regulators, ESG data is critical. It mandates transparency on issues such as carbon emissions (E), labor practices (S), and board structure (G).
This disclosure enables capital to be directed toward entities that demonstrate a lasting commitment to sustainability.