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FTSE 2026 Readiness
Self-Scorecard

Twelve questions. Two minutes. An indicative FTSE-style readiness band (0–5) for your SET-listed company, your priority gaps, and the playbook written for your sector — before the market scores you.

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Your indicative readiness
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0 Early2.9 FTSE4Good bar5 Leading

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Indicative only — not an official FTSE Russell rating. Built from public FTSE Russell, IFRS S2 and TCFD criteria.

About this resource

How the scorecard works — and what your band means

The twelve questions mirror the disclosure dimensions that carry weight under FTSE Russell’s methodology and IFRS S2: evidenced board oversight, materiality assessment, quantified Scope 1 & 2 (and material Scope 3) inventories, dated targets with base years, scenario analysis, assurance, sector-specific metrics, framework alignment inside the 56-1 One Report — and the two dimensions most Thai issuers overlook: whether the full disclosure exists in rater-readable English, and whether the terminology is consistent between the Thai and English editions.

Your result is an indicative band from 0 to 5, deliberately shaped like the FTSE scale. The reference point that matters for a Thai (Advanced Emerging) issuer is the FTSE4Good addition bar around 2.9 — the threshold at which index eligibility begins. Scoring below it does not mean weak ESG work; in our experience the gap is usually disclosure that exists in Thai but is invisible in English, or numbers published without the methodology tags and base years a rater needs to trust them.

The scorecard is self-assessed and indicative — an honest mirror, not an official rating. When you want the real thing, we run a FTSE-style Report Card against your actual latest filed report: scored, evidenced and prioritised under NDA. Start with the Readiness Navigator for your sequenced roadmap, or read how the score is built in the 2026 flagship report.

Answers

Frequently asked questions

What is Othello’s FTSE 2026 Readiness Self-Scorecard?
It is a free 12-question self-assessment that gives SET-listed companies an indicative FTSE-style ESG readiness band. From 2026, FTSE Russell scores SET-listed Thai companies from their public disclosure rather than a questionnaire, so the scorecard estimates how ready a company’s current English disclosure is.
How is the readiness band calculated?
The twelve questions map to the ESG disclosure areas FTSE Russell assesses — governance, climate, emissions and social. Your answers produce an indicative band; it is an educational estimate, not an official FTSE Russell score, which is determined by LSEG’s methodology.
Is the scorecard free, and what comes next?
Yes, it is free and takes about two minutes. If it flags gaps, the recommended next step is Othello’s Gap Audit, which maps your published English edition against FTSE Russell’s disclosure themes.