With a high score of 51 out of 100 in the S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) 2025, leading content and technology powerhouse Zed Entertainment Enterprises Ltd. (Z) has achieved a new milestone in Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) and is now ranked in the top 5% of the Media, Movies, and Entertainment industry worldwide.

The company has made a lot of efforts to improve its performance in every area during the past 12 months. The company continued to place a high priority on improving supply chain management, corporate governance, climate governance, and human capital management, among other aspects of ESG. Stakeholder engagement, double materiality assessment, policy influence, privacy protection, information security management, climate governance, carbon accounting, energy management, customer relations, training & awareness, and occupational health & safety management were among the initiatives that helped the company achieve its highest score.

Additionally, the ESG score puts “Z” in the 96th percentile; disclosures under transparency reporting received a score in the 100th percentile. The company achieved a score above the 95th percentile in the following areas: risk management, supply chain management, tax strategy, water, human rights, human capital management, and customer relations. Additionally, the company scored better than the industry, which received an average score of 22. “Our consistent and robust progress in ESG performance is a recognition of our commitment to bring about meaningful change on and off the screen,” remarked Punit Goenka, Chief Executive Officer of Zed Entertainment Enterprises Ltd., in response to the accomplishment. In the past year, we have further integrated sustainability into all facets of our value chain, including our stakeholder engagement, robust governance, and transparent disclosure practices. These coordinated efforts have led to this accomplishment, and as we proceed, we want to build on this momentum. ESG

The S&P Global CSA, a relative score that compares a company’s performance on managing ESG risks, opportunities, and impact to that of its peers in the same industry classification, is what determines “Z’s” ESG score. In addition to past and present performance on ESG concerns, the CSA focuses on the calibre of company disclosures.

Over the course of the year, the company has made significant progress in developing strong cybersecurity and data privacy procedures, which have resulted in zero data breaches, improved consolidated carbon accounting, and increased energy conservation, waste reduction, and recycling programmes. The company is still dedicated to stepping up its ESG initiatives in order to strike a balance between its corporate vision and the advancement of society.