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ESG Eservglobal Limited

5.45
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Eservglobal Limited LSE:ESG London Ordinary Share AU000000ESV3 ORD NPV (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 5.45 0.00 00:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
5.40 5.50
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
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Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 5.45 GBX

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Posted at 26/3/2024 17:10 by hedgehog 100
26/03/2024 07:00 RNS Regulatory News Manx Financial Group PLC Final Results LSE:MFX Manx Financial Group Plc

"... Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance

The Group takes social responsibility seriously and remains committed to reducing its impact on the environment, and to making a positive contribution to the communities in which we live and work.

Our Environmental, Social, and Governance ("ESG") initiatives, are integral to our commitment to sustainable development and corporate responsibility. This year, more than ever, we have witnessed the importance of resilience and adaptability, and our ESG policy has been at the heart of our strategy to navigate these challenges. We have made significant strides in embedding our ESG principles across all levels of operations. Our commitment to a whole business approach, focusing on what matters, applying best practices, using our influence responsibly, and ensuring accountability, has driven meaningful progress towards our sustainability goals.

In particular, our efforts towards better understanding our carbon footprint, enhancing product development for sustainability, and embedding diversity, equity, and inclusion into our corporate culture have been noteworthy. We are also proud of the progress made in upskilling our workforce on ESG matters and integrating these principles. The financial results for this period reflect not only our economic resilience but also our commitment to social and environmental responsibility. Our financial performance, while robust, is just one aspect of our success. The true measure of our achievements lies in our positive impact on society and the environment, as guided by our comprehensive ESG policy.

Looking ahead, we remain dedicated to advancing our ESG commitments, aware that our journey towards sustainability is continuous. We will keep pushing the boundaries of what is possible and fostering a culture of responsibility and inclusiveness.

Our ESG progress is available on page 11 of the Annual Report and our Corporate Governance Report outlining our adherence to the Quoted Companies Alliance Code is detailed on page 23 of the Annual Report. ..."
Posted at 06/5/2023 19:26 by hedgehog 100
NWT's website has just added a new article about Safetell's Achilles Carbon Certification Programme participation, unveiled on Safetell's website in mid April.

This new article reports it from the perspective of the NWT Group rather than its Safetell subsidiary, encompassing Grosvenor Technology too.

NWT seems to be an absolute exemplar in its commitment to green best practice, and a top choice for investors seeking great investment returns while supporting net zero objectives.


"Safetell Commits to Carbon Reduction with Achilles Certification
MAY 2, 2023"


"Safetell Commits to Carbon Reduction with Achilles Certification

Newmark Security is taking a leading role in reducing its carbon footprint, with its subsidiary business Safetell committing to the Achilles Carbon Certification Programme.

As the world becomes more interconnected, businesses are increasingly evaluated on their sustainability approach and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Once something of a fringe consideration, they have become a primary focus for companies to remain competitive, attract and retain talent, drive innovation, and build brand loyalty.

Newmark Security knows how important it is to implement and maintain high standards of CSR and always looks at how we can be in constant improvement mode regarding sustainability. That runs throughout the whole business, right from the leadership of Newmark to our subsidiary businesses, Safetell and Grosvenor Technology.

Safetell is currently participating in the Achilles Carbon Certification Programme, a global initiative that helps businesses reduce their carbon footprint and improve their sustainability performance.

Focusing on areas such as energy efficiency, renewable energy, waste management, and transport, the benefits of the certification include improved operational efficiency, reduced costs, improved public perception, and improved brand reputation.

Specifically, the programme aids businesses in the following ways:

• Measuring greenhouse gas emissions

• Managing and reducing emissions at the source

• Verifying inventory

• Mitigating carbon footprints

The Achilles Carbon Certification Programme also helps organisations to meet their environmental targets, increase their competitive advantage and gain recognition for their sustainability efforts.

Safetell has just completed its base year of the programme, which, when completed, will mean the business is certified in accordance with ISO14064-1, allowing it to make Carbon Reduction or Net Carbon Zero claims with confidence in any market or stakeholder group, including the regulators.

The ability to make those claims is undoubtedly attractive, but there are many other reasons we’ve made this long-term commitment. Here are just a few of them:

It’s the right thing to do… and there’s no time to waste

Human-induced climate change is causing extreme conditions all over the world. So much so, the UN has described it as “code red for humanity”. There is still time to fix our climate, but time is running out, and it will require the commitment of businesses, governments, and individuals alike to make it happen.

Newmark and our subsidiary businesses are 100% committed to doing our bit, and have ambitious targets to cut our short- and medium-term carbon output significantly.

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

We believe passionately in being a business that lives CSR every day. We can’t do that without making meaningful progress with our carbon footprint. Carbon reduction is one of the most critical elements of CSR, as it directly impacts the environment, public health, and the economy. Our participation in the Achilles Carbon Certification Programme is a recognition that driving CSR standards and cutting emissions go hand-in-hand.

Customer relationships

One of the primary benefits of carbon reduction for businesses is improved customer relationships. Customers are more aware than ever of the environmental impact of businesses, and want to work with companies taking steps to reduce their carbon footprint. By reducing carbon emissions, we are signposting our commitment to a cleaner environment and our status as a responsible partner and supplier.

In addition to improving customer relationships, reducing a business’s carbon footprint can also help to attract new businesses. Companies wanting to partner with new vendors often look for those who share their commitment to sustainability. By reducing their carbon footprint, we are not only demonstrating their commitment to the environment, but also our commitment to responsible decisions.

We’re also seeing a commitment to carbon reduction becoming a vital part of the tendering process. Private and public businesses understand how important reducing carbon footprints is, so we increasingly have to demonstrate our commitment to carbon reduction when bidding on new projects.

Saving money and energy

Carbon reduction is an important method for businesses to reduce their energy use and save money, through efficiency measures such as improved insulation and lighting, more efficient heating and cooling systems and improved air conditioning. Additionally, businesses can switch to renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and hydroelectric power, and at Newmark, we’re constantly considering how we leverage cleaner energy.

In conclusion, reducing carbon emissions should be a focus for any business that is committed to CSR and sustainability. Participating in initiatives such as the Achilles Carbon Certification Programme helps companies to make a tangible difference in reducing their carbon footprint, improving public perception, and building customer loyalty.

Carbon reduction also helps businesses save money and energy, making it a smart business decision and a socially responsible one. Newmark Security and its subsidiaries are proud to be involved in initiatives such as the Achilles Carbon Certification Programme and are fully committed to reducing our carbon emissions."
Posted at 30/4/2023 12:26 by hedgehog 100
An astoundingly attractive ESG play at the moment is ARA (Aura Renewable Acquisitions), which looks to be one of the best value shells I have ever seen: trading at a large discount to cash (of about a third), despite minimal cashburn, and exciting near term deal prospects.

And of course as a company looking to acquire a green energy company (in a RTO), it actually benefits from the reset downwards in prices that has occurred, as it will get 'more bang for its buck', and also benefit from the worsened IPO climate, which promotes the RTO route for floats.

Though paradoxically, ARA's share price has gone down as well, when it should really have been going up!

Aura Renewable Acquisitions (ARA) 5p Market cap. £525k. Cash c. £800K.
Posted at 19/4/2023 19:28 by hedgehog 100
"Bridgepoint to acquire Achilles

15 Sep 2021

Acquisition marks a new chapter to drive the next generation of global supply chain & risk management solutions.

Achilles, a global leader and partner of choice for supply chain risk and performance management, today announces an agreement to be acquired by Bridgepoint, the international private assets fund management group.

The acquisition marks a new chapter for Achilles. Despite the recent global turmoil and uncertainty, Achilles has continued to partner with customers, build new value, bring new products to market and add new customers to the portfolio.

Over the past decade supply chain risk management has increased in complexity due to numerous environmental, social, and economic drivers. Issues such as sustainability, modern slavery and equality, diversity and inclusion, as well the increased risk of sophisticated cyber-attacks have changed the way in which supply chains need to be managed: Achilles’ solutions enable customers to mitigate risk and make informed business decisions for their supply chains.

Partnering with Bridgepoint will give Achilles access to the capital and expertise to significantly expand the solution set, both organically and through M&A, delivering new capabilities around key focus areas like ESG, CSR, EDI, Health and Safety, and supply chain mapping, all of which are critical customer needs.

Matt Legg, Director of Bridgepoint Development Capital, said: “Supply chains across the world are under increased pressure and scrutiny, creating opportunities for those companies who are able to provide data-driven solutions to ensure more sustainable and ethical solutions. Achilles, with its global platform, breadth of risk coverage, in-house audit capabilities, and depth of data validation provides a compelling proposition to its customers. We look forward to working with the Achilles management team and have already identified multiple avenues to drive value creation in a sector which is growing due to increasing supply chain complexity and corporate focus on supply chain risk and ESG.”

Jay Katzen, CEO of Achilles, commented: “I am delighted Bridgepoint will be working with the team at Achilles for the next chapter in our story. Our teams have built a great rapport, and we have a shared vision about both the opportunity and goal to expand our solutions, helping our customers drive a more sustainable future.

I believe this is a pivotal moment, not just for my colleagues and I at Achilles, but for our customers and partners as well. With this in mind, I’d like to thank Hg and Achilles’ Chairman Craig Rodgerson, for their support in driving success for Achilles.

With over 30 years’ experience, sector leading technology and extremely engaged employees, Achilles is uniquely well placed to take advantage of the opportunities that evolve as the world looks to make supply chains more sustainable, efficient and ethical. Achilles creates opportunity and provides the sector leading insight that enables better, value added decision making for our customers, from the smallest micro business to FTSE 100 companies. It is this strength of purpose and range of strategic opportunity that the team at Bridgepoint recognise and value – I’m excited about all that the future holds for Achilles and our customers.” ..."
Posted at 20/5/2022 19:02 by powereddrones
Tesla CEO Elon Musk called ESG “an outrageous scam” after the electric vehicle maker lost its spot on an S&P Global index that tracks companies on their environmental, social and governance standards.

Expressing his displeasure in a series of tweets, Musk said the index compiler had “lost their integrity” and said “political attacks” on him would “escalate dramatically in coming months.”
Posted at 24/4/2022 18:46 by powereddrones
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Posted at 06/3/2022 18:32 by powereddrones
"Environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) is an evaluation of a firm’s collective conscientiousness for social and environmental factors. It is typically a score that is compiled from data collected surrounding specific metrics related to intangible assets within the enterprise. It could be considered a form of corporate social credit score. These three broad categories are terms used to define "socially responsible investors", i.e. the investors who consider it important to incorporate their values and concerns (such as environmental, governance, or community concerns) and then form investment decision rather than just potential profitability towards."



In a perfect world ESG would be an ideal.

However in 2022, we quickly find out how fragile ESG agendas can be.

"It’s difficult to even think about environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing while such a shocking humanitarian crisis unfolds with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. But the implications for the sustainable investing world are likely to be significant.

First, many so called ESG investors have been caught on the hop. JPMorgan has been scrambling to remove Russian government bonds from its ESG government bond indices. You might ask why these were included in the first place. "
Posted at 06/6/2019 22:15 by dibbs
I was surprised to see ESG drop in early trading after this RNS. Sings of definite progress with HS and the decks cleared assuming the disposal gets the go ahead. I was getting a bit bored here to be honest and questioning my investment here but feel more content here. If only it ESG's share price would perform like BIDS has!

Dibbs
Posted at 13/3/2019 14:21 by cryptotrade
Miti now I know why you're upset.

On the 8th March at 3pm MC lapsed their offer. On the ESG board you deluded fool at 3:25pm you stated now they can buy ESG.

At 3.49pm on the ESG board you Muppet they gobbled up Transfast you fool.

After that you then deluded yourself still by insisting and believing they can't hold 35% without buying that stake out. What an idiot.

You were wrong, they didn't gobble ESG. Esg has no banking network, it's nothing.

No wonder your upset. You've not accepted you're an arrogant fool yet. Go on. Do yourself a favour.


Ive Copied the posts now don't be a girl and change them. For 30mins you were dreaming. Esg and MC then boom transfast.

Angry fool.

Remember Lemon by Dec 2019 if they don't buy the share.
Posted at 13/1/2018 14:24 by thebigshortfella
I would really appreciate it if knowledgable holders could please give their guesstimate as to where the ESG share price could be by December 2018. Thanks!
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