Amidst its many accolades, CDL has recently been named the most sustainable real estate company in the world, including its latest development, Jalan Loyang Besar EC
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20 CDL’s sustainability strategy, Future Value 2030, aims to create value for stakeholders while reducing the company’s environmental impact. The strategy focuses on four key areas: environmental sustainability, diversity and inclusion, community impact, and governance. CDL has also been actively promoting sustainable practices through its developments. One notable project is the Singapore Sustainability Academy (SSA), Asia’s first carbon-neutral retrofit commercial building. The SSA serves as a hub for education, networking, and collaboration to drive sustainability efforts in Singapore. Jalan Loyang Besar ECAdditionally, CDL has also launched its first sustainability-linked bond issuance in 2020, raising $250 million to finance sustainability initiatives. The company has also set science-based targets to reduce its carbon emissions in line with the Paris Agreement’s goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.”As we look towards a post-pandemic recovery, CDL remains committed to leveraging our sustainability leadership to create long-term value for all our stakeholders,” said Kwek. “We will continue to drive change within our industry and beyond, and strive towards a more sustainable and inclusive future for all.”21 years old and above.We are honoured to be recognised again as the world’s most sustainable real estate company on the Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World listing. This accolade reaffirms our commitment to a climate-positive future and achieving our initial net-zero goals by 2030. By embracing innovation, collaboration and sustainable practices, we can reduce our carbon footprint and inspire a collective shift towards a net zero future.CDL’s sustainability strategy, Future Value 2030, aims to create value for stakeholders while reducing the company’s environmental impact. The strategy focuses on four key areas: environmental sustainability, diversity and inclusion, community impact, and governance. With this commitment, it comes as no surprise that CDL has been ranked 22nd on the Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World list.CDL has also been actively promoting sustainable practices through its developments. One notable project is the Singapore Sustainability Academy (SSA), Asia’s first carbon-neutral retrofit commercial building. The SSA serves as a hub for education, networking, and collaboration to drive sustainability efforts in Singapore. By building and showcasing such projects, CDL hopes to inspire others in the industry to also adopt sustainable practices.Additionally, CDL has also launched its first sustainability-linked bond issuance in 2020, raising $250 million to finance sustainability initiatives. This shows the company’s commitment to not only talk about sustainability but also take action towards achieving it. CDL has also set science-based targets to reduce its carbon emissions in line with the Paris Agreement’s goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels. This further solidifies the company’s dedication to addressing climate change and its impact on the environment and communities.”As we look towards a post-pandemic recovery, CDL remains committed to leveraging our sustainability leadership to create long-term value for all our stakeholders,” said Sherman Kwek, CDL’s group CEO. “We will continue to drive change within our industry and beyond, and strive towards a more sustainable and inclusive future for all.”With its continued efforts towards sustainability, CDL shows that it is not only a responsible business but also a leader in creating positive impact on the environment and society. As the first Singapore company to be included in the Global 100 list for 15 consecutive years, CDL sets a benchmark for other companies to follow and contribute to a more sustainable future for all.