Excellent practices generate dividends
Being the Colombian benchmark of transparency: this is one of the 3 objectives that the companies of Enel Group around the nation have set as a way to consolidate financial growth couched in efficient competitive development of their various business activities to maximize profits.
In 2015, Enel Group companies signed the Colombian Electricity-sector Companies Transparency and Ethics Commitment; the culmination of a 12-company and governmental-entity collective drive.
As a further step in its commitment to transparency, the Enel Group published its 2015 Sustainability Performance. According to the Dow Jones Sustainability Index, Enel placed solidly amongst the 317 companies accepted by this index, from 3,470 invited worldwide.
Guided by principles, agreements and precepts, our company offers business opportunities backed by transparency, clarity and good governance, disclosure of relevant and reliable information, and efficient risk management.
Enel’s Good Governance Strategy is guided by:
• Shareholder value creation
• Quality of Customer Service
• Risk Control
• Transparency in the market
• Shareholder interest conciliation – particularly amongst minorities
• Building awareness of the social relevance of the the Company’s’ activities
In addition, ethical behavior, honesty and the principles of good corporate governance are the foundation of the companies of the Enel Group in Colombia for building relationships based on dialogue and trust with clients, shareholders, workers, suppliers, contractors, the authorities and other interested parties, and because of this we have an ethical channel.
To make this possible, there are, among others, the social statutes that compile rules that guide the functioning of society. Get to know the bylaws here.
Good governance, transparency, ethical conduct, sustainability and other good corporate practices are aimed at ensuring and maintaining the company's solidity and productivity. In addition, they reinforce the vision of Enel Group companies in Colombia, associating their commitment to the nation’s larger social responsibility movement.