RELX Technology Upgrades to AA Rating in Global ESG Report

Dec.31.2024
RELX Technology Upgrades to AA Rating in Global ESG Report
RELX Technology achieves top ESG rating in global e-cigarette and tobacco industry, according to MSCI report on December 30th.

According to a report by Securities Times on December 30th, the latest Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) rating results released by the international authoritative index institution MSCI show that RELXRELX (RELX Technology, NYSE: RLX) rating has jumped from A to AA, maintaining its position as the top global e-cigarette industry for three consecutive years. It has also received the highest ESG rating in the global tobacco industry for the first time.


MSCI assesses around 8,500 listed companies every year, and its ratings are an important benchmark for international capital markets.


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