ESG ratings Indian companies are graded on

SEBI-licensed ERP delivered through Acuité subsidiary ESGRisk.ai. Quantitative ESG scoring of Indian listed and unlisted issuers, including private credit borrowers.

SEBI Category I ERP. ESG performance score (0–100) for Indian listed entities, evaluated on environmental, social and governance pillars with sector-specific weights. Aligned to BRSR disclosures.

SEBI-licensed ERP from CARE Ratings group. Scores Indian companies on ESG performance and disclosure quality.

SEBI-licensed ERP run by ICRA (Moody's group affiliate). Scores Indian issuers on E, S and G with sector-relative materiality.

Supplier-level sustainability scorecard used by global buyers to grade their value chain. Score 0–100 mapped to medals (Bronze/Silver/Gold/Platinum) plus the EcoVadis Carbon Action Module.

Real-time, transparency-led ESG performance score (0–100) plus issue-specific scores. Differentiated by free company access to its own data and a focus on framework-aligned disclosure (SASB, TCFD, ISSB).

Overall ESG Score (0–5) with E, S, G pillar scores and 14 themes. Powers the FTSE4Good index series and the FTSE Russell Climate WGBI.

Letter rating from D- to A+ plus a Prime / Not Prime threshold per industry. Inputs ~700 indicators across E, S and G with industry-specific weights.

Quantitative ESG score (0–100) plus ESG Combined score that incorporates a controversies overlay. Built on ~630 ESG measures.

Industry-relative ESG rating on a AAA–CCC scale, used in MSCI ESG indexes and by institutional investors for screening and tilt strategies.

0–100 sustainability assessment built on the former Vigeo Eiris methodology, complemented by Moody's ESG credit-impact and issuer-profile scores integrated with credit ratings.

Absolute measure of unmanaged ESG risk for a company, expressed on a 0–40+ scale with bands Negligible / Low / Medium / High / Severe.

Annual invitation-based questionnaire (CSA) producing a 0–100 score; top performers are admitted to the Dow Jones Sustainability Indices (DJSI). Methodology is sector-specific and updated yearly.

Annual ESG benchmark for real estate and infrastructure entities and assets. Outputs an absolute score (0–100), peer-relative percentile and 1–5 GRESB Stars.