Enhim
Enhim (part of the NEC Group) has improved its score in the ECG Rating of business reputation among Russian companies. Following a comprehensive assessment, the company’s total score increased fr om 89 to 94, corresponding to the advanced “AA” level (previously, the company was at the “A” level within the same category).
The ECG Rating evaluates businesses across three areas: environmental performance, social responsibility, and quality of management. The methodology includes 47 criteria, such as the use of best available technologies, working conditions and employee benefits packages, implementation of environmental and charitable projects, and investments in the development of the regions wh ere the company operates. The scale comprises four levels: basic (“C”), intermediate (“B”), advanced (“A”, “AA”), and leadership (“AAA”).
The increase in points reflects Enhim’s consistent efforts to enhance transparency and efficiency in managing environmental and personnel‑related processes. To date, the rating covers more than 7 million business entities in Russia. Data on all companies participating in the rating are available online on the official website.
The ECG Rating evaluates businesses across three areas: environmental performance, social responsibility, and quality of management. The methodology includes 47 criteria, such as the use of best available technologies, working conditions and employee benefits packages, implementation of environmental and charitable projects, and investments in the development of the regions wh ere the company operates. The scale comprises four levels: basic (“C”), intermediate (“B”), advanced (“A”, “AA”), and leadership (“AAA”).
The increase in points reflects Enhim’s consistent efforts to enhance transparency and efficiency in managing environmental and personnel‑related processes. To date, the rating covers more than 7 million business entities in Russia. Data on all companies participating in the rating are available online on the official website.
The rating growth reflects real changes at the production site. Over the past year, we have installed an isolated emergency discharge system and gas treatment facilities at the plant’s second phase, increased our staff, engaged students from relevant universities in cooperation, confirmed compliance with the ISO 9001‑2015 quality management standard, and been included in the register of the Ministry of Industry and Trade. This is a fair assessment of our commitment to technological sovereignty, environmental responsibility, and accountability to people. We will continue to work further.