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ESG has gradually become a concern for firms, shareholders and stakeholder groups. ESG considerations have become increasingly important for firms, shareholders, and stakeholder groups. This article explores the impact of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors on a company's valuation, by first highlighting the growing importance of sustainability reporting and ESG considerations for investors. Four main points are concluded throughout the article. Studies conducted in various countries, such as Korea, Malaysia, and China, have consistently demonstrated a positive correlation between ESG ratings and a company's value and profitability. By prioritizing ESG performance, companies can reduce their exposure to compliance risks, thereby improving risk management and consistency. Long-term ESG investment can enhance shareholder value by boosting financial performance and mitigating risks associated with climate change and social responsibility. Additionally, ESG strategies can help companies build a strong reputation and foster consumer loyalty, as they address risks related to climate change and societal expectations regarding social responsibility.
Yingxuan He (Wed,) studied this question.