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Exclusion List March 2021 Exclusion list March 2021 Mar-21 Newly Name Reason added Bharat Dynamics Limited Treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons No Larsen & Toubro Ltd. Treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons No Walchandnagar Industries Limited Treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons No Bank Hapoalim Human rights in disputed territory on the West Bank No Bank Leumi Human rights in disputed territory on the West Bank No Elbit systems Human rights in disputed territory on the West Bank No First International Bank of Israel Human rights in disputed territory on the West Bank No Heidelberg Cement Human rights in disputed territory on the West Bank No Mizrahi Tefahot Bank Human rights in disputed territory on the West Bank No Incitec Pivot Human rights in disputed territory in Western Sahara No Innophos Holdings Human rights in disputed territory in Western Sahara No OCP Group Human rights in disputed territory in Western Sahara No Anhui Great Wall Military Ltd. Cluster Munitions No Aryt Industries Ltd Cluster Munitions No Aselsan AS Cluster Munitions No Hanwha Corporation Cluster Munitions No LIG Nex1 Co., Ltd. Cluster Munitions No Poongsan Corporation Cluster Munitions No Poongsan Holdings Corporation Cluster Munitions No S&T Dynamics Co. Ltd. Anti-personnel Mines No S&T Holdings Co., Ltd. Anti-personnel Mines No Aluminum Corp of China Ltd Coal Extraction No American Electric Power Coal Extraction No Anglo American PLC Coal Extraction No Astra International Tbk PT Coal Extraction No BHP Group Ltd Coal Extraction No BHP Group PLC Coal Extraction No Celulosa Arauco y Constitucion S.A. Coal Extraction No CEZ AS Coal Extraction No China Shenhua Energy Co Coal Extraction No Chugoku Electric Power Co Coal Extraction No Cimic Group Ltd Coal Extraction No Citic Ltd Coal Extraction No Electric Power Development Co Coal Extraction No Electricity Generating PCL Coal Extraction No Empresas Copec SA Coal Extraction No Eneos Holdings Inc Coal Extraction No Grupo Mexico SAB de CV Coal Extraction No Hong Kong & China Gas Coal Extraction No Hyundai Glovis Co Ltd Coal Extraction No Idemitsu Kosan Co Ltd Coal Extraction No Itochu Corp Coal Extraction No Jardine Cycle & Carriage Ltd Coal Extraction No Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd Coal Extraction No Jardine Strategic Holdings Ltd Coal Extraction No KOC Holding AS Coal Extraction No Marubeni Corp Coal Extraction No Minera Mexico S.A. de C.V. Coal Extraction No Mitsubishi Corp Coal Extraction No Mitsui & Co Ltd Coal Extraction No PT Indonesia Asahan Aluminium (Persero) Coal Extraction No PTT PCL Coal Extraction No Severstal PJSC Coal Extraction No Sojitz Corp Coal Extraction No South32 Ltd Coal Extraction No Southern Copper Corp Coal Extraction No Sumitomo Corp Coal Extraction No Toyota Tsusho Corp Coal Extraction No United Tractors Tbk PT Coal Extraction No Vale Overseas Limited Coal Extraction No Vale SA Coal Extraction No Athabasca Oil Oil Sands No Canadian Natural Resources Oil Sands No Cenovus Energy Oil Sands No Imperial Oil Oil Sands No MEG Energy Oil Sands No Pengrowth Energy Oil Sands No Suncor Energy Oil Sands No POSCO Labour Rights Yes Posco International Corp Labour Rights Yes Wal-Mart Stores Inc Labour Rights No AGL Energy Ltd Climate No Anhui Conch Cement Climate No Baoshan Iron & Steel Co Climate No Berkshire Hathaway Energy Climate No Centrica PLC Climate Yes Chevron Corporation Climate No China National Building Materials Climate No China Petroleum & Chemical Climate No China Resources Cement Climate No CLP Holdings Ltd Climate No CNOOC LTD Climate No ConocoPhillips Climate Yes Devon Energy Climate Yes Ecopetrol Climate Yes Enbridge Inc Climate Yes Enea SA Climate No Eneos Holdings Climate Yes Evraz PLC Climate No Exxon Mobil Corp Climate No Formosa Petrochemical Corp Climate Yes Gazprom PJSC Climate Yes Glencore Climate No Guanhui Energy Climate No Inneer Mongolia JunZheng Climate No Inter RAO UES PJSC Climate No Kinder Morgan Inc Climate Yes Korea Electric Power Corp Climate No Lukoil PJSC Climate Yes Marathon Petroleum Corp Climate Yes Naturgy Energy Group Climate Yes Nippon Steel Corp Climate No NovaTek PAO Climate No Occidential Petroleum Corp Climate Yes Oil & Natural Gas Corp Climate No OMV AG Climate Yes Origin Energy Ltd Climate Yes Petrobras Climate Yes PetroChina Climate No Petroleos Mexicanos Climate Yes PGE SA Climate No Phillips 66 Climate Yes PTT Climate Yes Reliance Industries Ltd Climate Yes Rosneft Oil PJSC Climate Yes Royal Dutch Shell Climate Yes Santos Ltd Climate Yes Sasol Ltd Climate No SK Innovation Co Ltd Climate Yes Tatneft PAO Climate No TC Energy Corp Climate Yes Tokyo Electric Power Co Climate No Total SA Climate Yes Valero Energy Corp Climate Yes Vedanta Climate No Vistra Energy Corp Climate No Woodside Petroleum Ltd Climate Yes Saudi Aramco Country Exclusion No Formosa Chemicals & Fibre Human Rights Yes Formosa Taffeta Co Human Rights Yes Page Industries Ltd Human Rights Yes ZTE Corp Human Rights Yes Adani Ports and Special ECO Zone Environment Yes ELSewedy Electric Co Environment Yes Freeport-McMoRan INC Environment Yes Genting Bhd Environment Yes IJM Corp Bhd Environment Yes MMC Norilsk Nickel PJSC Environment Yes JBS SA Corruption & Bribery Yes Barrick Gold Corp Environment & Human Rights Yes Evergreen Marine Corp Ltd Environment & Human Rights Yes Vedanta Ltd Environment & Human Rights Yes G4S PLC Human Rights & Labour Rights Yes Other Exclusions Manufacturers of cigarettes and other tobacco products Removed Name Reason (before removal) from list N/A N/A N/A Newly Country Reason added Afghanistan Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Angola Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Bangladesh Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Burundi Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Cameroon Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Central African Republic Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Chad Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Congo Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Democratic People's Republic of Korea Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Democratic Republic of the Congo Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Equatorial Guinea Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Eritrea Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Guinea Bissau Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Haiti Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Iraq Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Libya Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Madagascar Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Mali Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Mauritania Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Nigeria Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Saudi Arabia Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Somalia Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Sudan Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Turkmenistan Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Uganda Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Uzbekistan Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Yemen Rating of Environmental and Social Governance No Rating of Environmental and Social Governance and Myanmar No EU Sanction Rating of Environmental and Social Governance and South Sudan No EU Sanction Rating of Environmental and Social Governance and Syria No EU Sanction Rating of Environmental and Social Governance and Venezuela No EU Sanction Rating of Environmental and Social Governance and Zimbabwe No EU Sanction .
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