Diginex Launches ESG Reporting Platform for Small Businesses

The Growing Need for ESG Reporting Across Businesses
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting is gaining prominence not only for large enterprises but also for smaller businesses. Currently, however, monitoring metrics such as a company’s carbon dioxide emissions is largely concentrated within the scope of bigger organizations.
Diginex Solutions, a new company, is aiming to change this dynamic with its innovative platform.
Introducing DiginexESG: A Streamlined Reporting Tool
Diginex Solutions offers a self-directed tool designed to produce ESG reports at a rate six times quicker than its competitors. The service is available at a cost-effective price point of $99 per month.
This blockchain-enabled reporting solution also facilitates the creation of comprehensive reports, allowing companies to effectively showcase their commitment to ESG principles.
Global Reach and Certification
DiginexESG has achieved certification from the GRI (Global Reporting Initiative), a globally recognized independent standards organization.
The platform currently operates across several key regions, including the U.S., U.K., Luxembourg, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Chile.
The company is presently seeking venture capital, primarily from strategic investors within the corporate sector.
Competitive Landscape
Several companies operate in the ESG reporting space. Key competitors include:
- Turnkey Group
- Nasdaq OneReport
- Enablon (having secured $15 million in funding)
- World-favour
Diginex Solutions' Vision
According to Mark Blick, CEO of Diginex Solutions, “The existing process of ESG reporting presents significant hurdles for many organizations—especially Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs). It often necessitates substantial consulting fees, considerable time investment, and resource allocation that diverts attention from core business operations.”
He further explains, “The DiginexESG platform directly addresses these challenges by automating the complex tasks involved. It functions similarly to established platforms like DocuSign, Dropbox, TurboTax, or Slack, but is specifically engineered for ESG reporting.”
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