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ESG-II (b) rating assigned to Rosatom
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ESG-II (b) rating assigned to Rosatom

Rating agency Expert RA, JCS assigned ESG-II (b) rating to ROSATOM which conforms to a very high level of compliance with the interests in the field of sustainable development when making key decisions.

Such good results are due to compliance with the requirements of the law and regulations in the field of environmental protection, positive dynamics in most specific indicators related to environmental and social aspects and existence of key ESG aspects management practices.

Managing Director of Sustainable Development Ratings Group in Expert RA, JCS Yulia Katasonova noted: "ROSATOM is the fourth company in ESG rating list which obtains the highest rating of all ratings assigned by us. ESG ratings cease to be solely image-building tools and come into use by investors, credit organizations and other contracting agent, in particular, when creating their own supply chains. Ratings become a reference point of ESG maturity not only for ROSATOM itself but for other market players in general. We hope that ROSATOM will gain additional success expressed in further positive dynamics in ESG rating".

Rating agency Expert RA, JCS assigned ESG-II (b) rating to ROSATOM which conforms to a very high level of compliance with the interests in the field of sustainable development when making key decisions.Such good results are due to compliance with the requirements of the law and regulations in the field of environmental protection, positive dynamics in most specific indicators related to environmental and social aspects and existence of key ESG aspects management practices.Managing Director of Sustainable Development Ratings Group in Expert RA, JCS Yulia Katasonova noted: ROSATOM is the fourth company in ESG rating list which obtains the highest rating of all ratings assigned by us. ESG ratings cease to be solely image-building tools and come into use by investors, credit organizations and other contracting agent, in particular, when creating their own supply chains. Ratings become a reference point of ESG maturity not only for ROSATOM itself but for other market players in general. We hope that ROSATOM will gain additional success expressed in further positive dynamics in ESG rating.

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