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7.02.2007 - 05:00pm ET
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Innovest Downgrades Mitsubishi Logistics Ltd IVA Rating
(CSRwire) July 2, 2007 - Innovest Strategic Value Advisors has confirmed its
Intangible Value Assessment of Mitsubishi Logistics Ltd based on the
company’s relative performance of social, environmental, and strategic
governance (ESG) issues relative to sector peers.
The downloadable report is available for
purchase for USD $495 through Innovest's partner at http://www.csrwire.com/reports/independent/request/11994.html
Peter Wilkes, Managing Director at Innovest stated, "Innovest's ratings
are an indicator of a company's performance on intangible value drivers
and management quality. This information is used to support an investor's
existing financial knowledge of a company. It is widely accepted among
investors that extra-financial information is now required to get a full
understanding of a company's prospects. "
By assessing differentials typically not identified by traditional
securities analysis, Innovest’s IVA ratings uncover hidden risks and
value potential for investors. Ratings range from AAA (best) to CCC
(worst). Scores on sub factors range from 10 (best) to 0 (worst).
Some of the areas of analysis for companies include:
Supply Chain
Human Rights
Regulatory/Stakeholder relations
Health and Safety
Environmental Strategy and management
Carbon Risk Mitigation
Labor Relations
Product Safety
Workplace issues
In addition to the downloadable reports, alpha ratings and more are
available for purchase through Innovest's partner CSRwire: http://www.csrwire.com/reports/ratings.
About Innovest
Innovest Strategic Value Advisors is an internationally recognized
investment research and advisory firm specializing in analyzing
companies’ performance on environmental, social, and strategic
governance issues, with a particular focus on their impact on
competitiveness, profitability, and share price performance.
Innovest currently has offices in New York City, Toronto, San Francisco,
London, Paris, Sydney, and Tokyo.
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