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Entergy Corporation Rotten Score Breakdown

Corporate Misconduct

0.0pts

Community concern only

Community ratings exist, but no approved evidence has been submitted. Community ratings do not affect the Rotten Score.

Avg Rating: 4.00Ratings: 1Severity Score: 0.00Evidence Count: 0Contribution: 0.0 pts

Human Rights & Exploitation

0.0pts

No documented evidence

Avg Rating: —Ratings: 0Severity Score: 0.00Evidence Count: 0Contribution: 0.0 pts

Fraud & Corruption

0.0pts

No documented evidence

Avg Rating: —Ratings: 0Severity Score: 0.00Evidence Count: 0Contribution: 0.0 pts

Deceptive Practices

0.0pts

No documented evidence

Avg Rating: —Ratings: 0Severity Score: 0.00Evidence Count: 0Contribution: 0.0 pts

Environmental Harm

0.0pts

No documented evidence

Avg Rating: —Ratings: 0Severity Score: 0.00Evidence Count: 0Contribution: 0.0 pts

Sustainability Deception

0.0pts

No documented evidence

Avg Rating: —Ratings: 0Severity Score: 0.00Evidence Count: 0Contribution: 0.0 pts

Workplace Misconduct

0.0pts

No documented evidence

Avg Rating: —Ratings: 0Severity Score: 0.00Evidence Count: 0Contribution: 0.0 pts

Financial Misconduct

5.0pts

No flavor assigned

Avg Rating: 5.00Ratings: 1Severity Score: 1.00Evidence Count: 1Contribution: 5.0 pts
Misconduct: low 1 · medium 0 · high 0
Remediation: low 0 · medium 0 · high 0ⓘ cap: 25%
Entergy Agreed to Pay $12 Million Over Internal Accounting Control Failures
In December 2024, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission charged Entergy Corporation with failing to maintain adequate internal accounting controls over materials and supplies recorded on its balance sheets. The SEC alleged that from at least mid-2018 Entergy had information indicating that its inventory included substantial potential surplus, including aged materials and quantities exceeding anticipated use, but failed to establish a comprehensive process to identify and properly remeasure that surplus under GAAP. Without admitting or denying the allegations, Entergy consented to a final judgment requiring a $12 million civil penalty and adoption of improvements recommended by an independent consultant. Source: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission https://www.sec.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2024-206