Astana (TDI): Independent international rating agency S&P Global assigned Kazakhstan Temir Zholy (KTZ) an ESG rating of 60 points out of 100 in the Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA Corporate Sustainability Assessment), which is 6 points higher than the 2023 level (54 points).
The average indicator in the transport and transport infrastructure industry was 34 points.
KTZ entered the top 10% of transport companies (among more than 300 companies) assessed by S&P Global.
The company plays a very important role in Kazakhstan’s national transport sector, given the country’s landlocked position and strong commodity sectors.
The assessments of KTZ on three ESG components were environmental – 63 points, social – 65 points and corporate governance – 49 points.
The increase in the ESG rating of KTZ resulted from comprehensive work, including strategic planning, active participation of management, and compliance with international standards.
This result demonstrates the company’s commitment to the principles of sustainable development and its readiness for continuous improvement.
KTZ recognises the importance of sustainable development and strives to create long-term value for all stakeholders, strengthening the trust of investors, partners, and society.
