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Mahindra, Reliance commit to WEF's Stakeholder Capitalism Metrics

The metrics offer a set of universal, comparable disclosures focused on people, planet, prosperity and governance that companies can report on, regardless of industry or region

Anand Mahindra
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According to Mahindra, businesses across the world are already realising that it’s no longer just about “ticking the box but about being alive.”

Shally Seth Mohile Mumbai
Mahindra Group and Reliance Industries are two Indian companies that have joined 61 other global firms to commit to the core Stakeholder Capitalism Metrics released by the International Business Council (IBC) at the ongoing World Economic Forum.

The metrics offer a set of universal, comparable disclosures focused on people, planet, prosperity and governance that companies can report on, regardless of industry or region. They strengthen the ability of companies and investors to benchmark progress on sustainability matters, thereby improving decision-making and enhancing transparency and accountability regarding the shared and sustainable value companies create.

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