Andrich did not name specific competitor companies during the interview. He did contrast Sustainable Platform's impact-based methodology with traditional ESG data providers, arguing that conventional ESG ratings reward disclosure and operational efficiency rather than the actual environmental or social impact of a company's products and services. He used the example of a tobacco company that might receive a favorable ESG score for reducing emissions and maintaining good workforce policies while still producing a harmful product. These characterizations reflect Andrich's views on the broader ESG data industry and are not confirmed figures about any named competitor.