The Impact of ESG Disclosure on Corporate Performance: A Case Study of Anta Group
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ESG, Corporate performance, Sustainable developmentAbstract
Under the "dual carbon" goal of 2020, carbon emission is an issue that has received more and more attention. Carbon emission is the main topic of environmental factors research in the context of ESG, and corporate ESG practice is the focus of investors. In recent years, more companies have begun to disclose their ESG practices to help investors better understand their sustainability capabilities and meet their sustainable investment requirements. This study takes Anta Group as an example to further explore the role of ESG practice on corporate performance, so as to promote the company to further improve its ESG disclosure and build a good social image and sustainable development.
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