Sustainability reporting will pay off for S’pore firms


In 2024, mandatory climate reporting was imposed across Singapore Exchange-listed companies in certain sectors, including finance, agriculture, food and forest products, energy, materials and buildings, and transportation. — The Straits Times

SINGAPORE: Ramped-up rules on sustainability reporting might be burdensome for companies large and small, but they will pay off in the long run by attracting more “eco-conscious” investors, according to experts.

A critical point in this process came in 2024 with the imposition of mandatory climate reporting across listed companies in certain sectors, including finance, agriculture, food and forest products, energy, materials and buildings, and transportation.

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