The AK&M rating agency has confirmed the rating of Inter RAO's non-financial statements at RESG 1, the highest level of disclosure of information on sustainable development in reports. The top-level rating is awarded to the company for the seventh year in a row.
In accordance with the agency's methodology, Inter RAO's reporting for 2025 received 93.2 points and was classified as the highest level.
The AK&M rating agency notes the continuous improvement of Inter RAO's reporting system. The 2025 report demonstrates an improvement in the quality of the material and an expansion in the amount of disclosed data.
Inter RAO pays great attention to the principles of sustainable development. The published report, although it is the final annual accounting document, is presented from the perspective of the company's contribution to the implementation of the national development goals of the country. The report states that Inter RAO's mission is to promote sustainable economic development and improve the quality of life of the population in all regions of its presence by providing reliable energy supply. The Group's approaches to business, social, and technological development are closely coordinated with the goals of achieving a better and more sustainable future.
The report on the main business directions of the strategic part of the document begins with a description of approaches and principles in the field of sustainable development. Compliance with these principles can be seen in other parts of the annual report.
The structure of the report is easy to study, and there is a clear logic to the presentation of the material. For the first time this year, the company has supplemented its reporting with a collection of ESG-data tables specifically for analysts.
The rating of non-financial reporting was assigned based on the methodology adopted by the AK&M Rating Agency.
The ESG reporting rating has been calculated by the AK&M Rating Agency since 2020. The research focuses on the completeness of the presentation of information on sustainable development in reports, as well as its accessibility. The study examines 97 markers. The main purpose of the rating is to show the professional community the best practices in disclosing information about the social and environmental activities of companies.
