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Monday 03 April 2023 10:31 am  |  Updated:  Monday 03 April 2023 2:14 pm

Who is turning up the ESG pressure gauge on AIM firms?

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  • The pressure on AIM listed companies to have a coherent ESG strategy is only increasing in need and complexity.
  • Evolving sustainability needs emerge from multiple stakeholders, who are themselves responding to their own increasing pressures.
  • Left unmanaged, these pressures may result in commercial risk and threaten a company’s bottom line.
  • Understanding what is driving stakeholder ESG behaviours and needs can help companies refine their ESG strategies, improve stakeholder communications and anticipate opportunities, challenges, and needs.
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