Your Thai One Report satisfies the SEC. Your English edition earns your FTSE score.
From 2026, FTSE Russell scores every SET-listed company from its public English disclosure — no questionnaire. Paste a paragraph below and watch it score live across FTSE’s 14 themes.
Paste a paragraph. Watch it score.
The same 14 themes FTSE Russell assesses, run against your own disclosure text in the browser. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Disclosure that scores. Carbon that’s certified.
Othello runs two tightly-coupled service lines for SET-listed Thailand — the English disclosure FTSE Russell reads, and the TGO-certified carbon numbers underneath it. One NDA, one in-house team, both editions reconciled.
The English edition FTSE reads.
ISO 17100 certified, framework-locked to FTSE / IFRS S2 / TSRS and clause-mapped to your Thai 56-1 One Report — so the version your SEC files and the version your rating is built on finally say the same thing.
TGO-certified carbon, measured not stated.
Carbon Footprint for Organization (Scope 1·2·3) and Carbon Footprint of Product (ISO 14067) — the measured numbers behind your FTSE Climate theme, IFRS S2 disclosure and CBAM paperwork. We hold the TGO CFO/CFP credential and run it at national scale.
What this bench has delivered.
What FTSE Russell actually reads.
No questionnaire. Your published English disclosure is the entire input — assessed across three pillars, fourteen themes and 300+ indicators, on a 0–5.0 scale.
The exam changed — and it’s graded in English.
A compliant Thai One Report keeps the SEC happy; it does not earn the score. A thin, drifting or loosely translated English edition quietly costs points, index inclusion, and the attention of global capital.
Four ratings. One thing moves them all.
Whether public-disclosure-led or questionnaire-led, every major rater builds its evidence from what you publish. Clear, complete, correctly-translated English is the common denominator.
| FTSE Russell | SET ESG Ratings | MSCI ESG | S&P Global CSA | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary input | Public English disclosure | Disclosure + assessment | Public disclosure + data | CSA questionnaire |
| Questionnaire? | No | Yes + public | No | Yes |
| Language that scores | English | Thai / English | English | English |
| Scale | 0–5.0 | AAA–D / SET ESG list | AAA–CCC | 0–100 |
| Where Othello fits | Builds the English edition it reads | Bilingual disclosure + evidence | English disclosure quality | CSA evidence + narrative |
Same company. Same data. Only one earns the score.
Satisfies the regulator
Meets the Thai SEC filing requirement, in Thai — thorough, compliant, and invisible to the FTSE assessment.
✓ SEC satisfied · not scoredEarns the score
The artifact FTSE Russell actually reads. Every theme’s evidence, in English, reconciled clause-for-clause with your Thai filing.
● Where the score is wonWe build the English edition as a score-earning asset — ISO 17100 certified, terminology-locked to the frameworks, board-defensible. Why your English edition is the one FTSE Russell scores →
The Climate score runs on real carbon numbers.
FTSE’s Climate theme, IFRS S2 and CBAM don’t reward statements — they reward measured, verified emissions. We produce them to Thailand’s national standard (TGO), then turn them into the English disclosure that scores.
Every word, through Translate → Edit → Proofread.
An English edition only earns the score if it’s accurate. Every document runs the full ISO 17100 TEP cycle — three qualified linguists, never one — plus a disclosure-QA layer tuned to what FTSE Russell, the ISSB and the SET actually read.
Translate
A qualified subject-matter linguist renders the source, locked to your managed ESG / technical termbase.
Linguist 1Edit · revise
A second, independent linguist checks accuracy, completeness and terminology against the source — the ISO 17100 mandatory revision.
Linguist 2 · independentProofread
A final monolingual read for fluency, register and formatting before sign-off.
Linguist 3Disclosure QA
Numeric-integrity, greenwashing-drift and clause-mapping checks with MQM error scoring — our layer on top of the standard.
Disclosure QA leadThe same TEP rigour runs your sustainability-report translation — and guards against the points lost in translation →
The 2026–2027 disclosure calendar.
The scoring is not coming — it’s here. Each date below already shapes what your English disclosure must carry.
FTSE4Good Thailand
Index launched, built on FTSE Russell ESG Scores for SET-listed companies.
EU CBAM in force
Definitive regime for exporters — embedded-carbon reporting on covered goods.
SET50/100 first TSRS
Thailand’s first IFRS S1/S2-aligned reporting year — filed in 2027.
FTSE scores compound
Second cycle — prior-year gaps and figure-drift start to cost index standing.
TSRS widens
Reporting obligation phases down to the broader SET-listed universe.
Find the gap. Build the edition. Deliver it defensible.
Find the gap
We show where your English disclosure is silent on what FTSE reads — start free with the Gap Audit above.
Build the score-earning edition
ISO 17100 certified, terminology-locked to the frameworks, clause-mapped to your Thai filing.
Deliver it defensible
Both editions reconcile — the version your SEC reads and the version your rating is built on finally say the same thing.
Mutual NDA on every engagement · fixed-fee pricing · ISO 27001-aligned confidential handling.
Eight credentials. Held by the team that does the work.
Our in-house Bangkok bench — ESG consultants and disclosure linguists, all employees — holds the methodology stack that maps directly to FTSE scoring. No subcontracted verifiers, no outsourced auditors.
Certificate copies and credential-holder profiles available under mutual NDA at procurement stage.
What buyers ask first.
Does my Thai 56-1 One Report need a separate English edition for FTSE Russell?
How does FTSE Russell actually score a Thai company?
FTSE Russell vs SET ESG vs MSCI vs S&P Global CSA — what is the difference?
What are the key 2026–2027 disclosure deadlines?
Do you handle carbon footprint (CFO / CFP) as well as disclosure?
What carbon accounting software do you use?
Is your translation certified — and what is the QA process?
How is confidentiality handled?
How fast can you turn around a quote?
Start with an NDA-covered enquiry.
From 2026 this is the ESG score the SET publishes — and many companies are already in it.
2026 is the second assessment year. SET ESG Ratings ended in 2025; FTSE Russell ESG Scores now replace them as the ESG score the Stock Exchange of Thailand publishes.
You may already be scored. SET-listed companies that held a SET ESG Rating from 2023–2025 without a downgrade — and SET100 constituents — are covered automatically. Other listed companies, REITs and Infrastructure Funds may apply from 31 March 2026.
Scored from public disclosure only. FTSE Russell assesses 3 pillars, 14 themes and 300+ indicators across 173 subsectors — using your public, English-readable disclosure, with no questionnaire to manage.
Find out what your English edition is scoring.
Run the free Gap Audit, or send your report for a fixed quote — either way, you'll know where your English disclosure is leaving FTSE points on the table.
Download our Statement of Work.
Exactly what an Othello engagement covers — deliverables, workflow, quality standards and responsibilities — in English and Thai, before you ever get on a call. The document we work from, not a brochure.
- Full scope & deliverables, stage by stage
- English and Thai editions — both unlock instantly
- Use it to compare providers line by line
