Mark Andrich

Yeah, let's go, Nathan.

There's big money with the fund managers making money with ESG data.

Okay, so we're providing independent data on companies to help investors understand the environmental and social credentials of what they're investing in.

and how that relates to the performance metrics from a financial perspective as well.

So let's say a company might be, I don't know, Tesla.

Tesla.

Yeah.

So for example, but we have 22,000 companies on the platform.

So it's pretty much every globally listed company almost.

Tesla's making electric vehicles.

That's their, I guess, primary product and service.

We're looking at the product and service saying, okay, how clean is the product you're making for the environment and how good is it socially?

And then comparing that with whatever other company you want to look at.

So it might be...

Let's say number of electric vehicles per year, but the impact of that from an environmental point of view.

So how much fossil fuels are companies producing?

Let's say how many... How do I describe it?

So you have...

It's more the impact of the company's product and service rather than just the operational metrics.

So ESG tends to be, let's say, how much carbon emissions do I have?