Pranda Jewelry Public Company Limited (PDJ) has received a FTSE Russell ESG Score 2025 of 3.7 out of 5.0, exceeding the average scores for its Subsector (2.9), Industry (2.8), and the Thailand average (3.6). The result reflects the Company’s strong environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance, with scores above the relevant benchmark averages under FTSE Russell’s assessment methodology.
The Company’s performance across the three ESG pillars is as follows:
- Environment: Scored 3.1, exceeding the average for both the industry and the Thailand average.
- Social: Scored 3.4, exceeding the average for both the industry and the Thailand average.
- Governance: Achieved the maximum score of 5.0, representing the highest level within the industry.
The assessment also highlights the Company’s strengths in several key areas, including environmental supply chain management, anti-corruption practices, corporate governance, labor standards, and efficient resource management. These results reflect Pranda’s continued progress in strengthening its ESG performance across the sustainability topics that are most material to its business.
At the same time, the assessment identified opportunities for further improvement in Climate Change and Water Security management. In response, the Company has identified these two areas as strategic ESG priorities for 2026, with a focus on strengthening management practices, enhancing risk assessment, and improving its disclosures.
Pranda will use the assessment results as a roadmap for continuously enhancing its ESG performance while maintaining high standards of corporate governance, ethical business conduct, anti-corruption, and transparency. Through these ongoing efforts, the Company aims to align its operations with internationally recognized sustainability standards and support its long-term sustainable growth.