Investors are now interested in non-financial factors and environmental aspects such as proper governance and social responsibility where the priority of non-financial factors are enforced in a financial environment. A wide variety of professional people now need to report effectively and take the necessary mitigation measures. Firms now report their performance on risks through a trending topic known as Environmental and Social Governance (ESG) but through a firm or financial perspective. The purpose of the paper is to analyse the impact of ESG performance of the firm's profitability. The sample in the study varies from 2013 to 2021 over 1720 firms. It has been noticed that the environmental aspects take longer to produce results than the social and governance aspects in ESG. The results showed the following: “Based on the results of the four models where profitability was the dependent variable; we find that ESG combined score (ESG_CS) has a positive and highly significant relationship with profitability. Environment (ENV), Social (SOC) and Governance (GOV) all have highly significant positive relationships with profitability as well. From a theoretical point of view, these results support the stakeholder theory, in line with the findings of several researchers in the extant literature.” The research helps corporate managers look into ESG and for policy makers to incorporate ESG.