Richter Gedeon Nyrt – Lobbying Governance & Transparency

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Lobbying Governance

Overall Assessment	Analysis	Score
None	Richter Gedeon Nyrt states that “due to the increased risk of corruption, the Richter Group does not support political parties, does not engage in lobbying activities and does not influence the financial decisions of national governments,” indicating that it has no internal mechanisms to govern lobbying activities. While the company explains that “Richter’s Board of Directors established a three-person ESG Subcommittee in December 2021” whose task is “to continuously monitor the ESG requirements as determined by domestic and international capital markets and to make recommendations to the Board of Directors in order for Richter to comply with those requirements,” this body is described solely as overseeing ESG compliance and is not linked to any lobbying oversight or alignment. We found no evidence of any process for reviewing, approving, or monitoring direct or indirect lobbying—nor any mention of criteria for participation in or exit from trade associations—related to climate or other policy goals. View Sources	E

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Richter Gedeon Nyrt states that “due to the increased risk of corruption, the Richter Group does not support political parties, does not engage in lobbying activities and does not influence the financial decisions of national governments,” indicating that it has no internal mechanisms to govern lobbying activities. While the company explains that “Richter’s Board of Directors established a three-person ESG Subcommittee in December 2021” whose task is “to continuously monitor the ESG requirements as determined by domestic and international capital markets and to make recommendations to the Board of Directors in order for Richter to comply with those requirements,” this body is described solely as overseeing ESG compliance and is not linked to any lobbying oversight or alignment. We found no evidence of any process for reviewing, approving, or monitoring direct or indirect lobbying—nor any mention of criteria for participation in or exit from trade associations—related to climate or other policy goals.

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Lobbying Transparency

Overall Assessment	Analysis	Score
None	No evidence found	E