We embed environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations across our value chain and strive to manage associated long-term risks and opportunities. This enables us to respond with agility to evolving market and regulatory developments, uphold business resilience and create sustainable value for stakeholders.
Consuming Responsibly: Because we rely on natural resources for our business operations and daily consumption. So, we need to learn how to efficiently use material along the supply chain by achieving sustainable management. Increasing substantially energy efficiency and renewable energy use, reducing substantially waste and water to enhance the environment and ecosystem through our development. Increasing substantially energy efficiency and renewable energy use, reducing substantially waste and water to enhance the environment and ecosystem through our development, prevention, reduction, recycling, and reuse. And under environmental rehabilitation in order to maintain the environmental sustainability.
Focusing on People; To effective business operations we shall considering social value principles for communities connectedness, customer and product stewardship community engagement corporate philanthropy. To ensure healthily and balance work and community environments, and occupational health and safety. Creating a culture of human capital development for the potential of personnel, leaders’ effectiveness. By developing skills and leadership programs that support productivities, creativity, and innovation to deliver high-value products and services and empowering and promoting the social inclusion of all under human rights code.
Acting Progressively: We emphasizing on risk and business continuity management. By improving operational processes along with innovation development. To enhance our products and services with the collaboration from various sectors and respect to impact in the value chain, societies, and environmental. Under the principles of good governance, ethical business and code of conduct to be able to adjust according to the changing situation
We are progressing on our Group ESG Goals amid evolving regulatory landscapes and stakeholder expectations.
The pillars of our ESG Framework – Acting Progressively, Consuming Responsibly and Focusing on People – align us with our key priorities. These three pillars underpin 13 interconnected focus areas that are most impactful to our business and stakeholders, identified via a double materiality assessment.
Fostering a progressive and innovative mindset, supported by a robust governance structure that promotes transparency and embeds ESG within our business strategy
Reducing our climate impact by prioritising responsible resource management and minimising our environmental footprint
Recognising that real estate can be a force for good with a long-lasting impac across communities. We strive to engage stakeholders and spaces to uplift and strengthen resilient communities.
Fostering a culture of innovation that creates value and strengthens our competitive edge
Find out moreAchieving sustainable management and efficient use of materials along the supply chain
Find out moreAn innovative culture enables our business to stay relevant and meet the expectations of our stakeholders. We encourage innovation across our business through partnerships and organic innovation in our pursuit to cultivate a customer-centric and collaborative mindset. In addition, we also leverage our innovative culture to testbed new business models and differentiate ourselves as an employer of choice.
submissions from business units for our FY23 Innovation Awards
innovation huddles in FY23
Singapore real estate group to achieve four consecutive WiredScore Platinum certifications
Our impact as a real estate business extends beyond our operations to our supply chain, through the diverse group of suppliers we work with.
statements on Modern Slavery released by our businesses across the Group
suppliers in Australia completed a modern slavery assessment survey developed with partners
Community connectedness is about upholding social value principles for communities. To facilitate and enhance community connectedness where we operate, we have implemented community investment and placemaking initiatives, and are focused on supporting inclusive communities. We tap on the experience and expertise of our people and the potential of our assets to create meaningful long-term relationships across our communities.
contributed to local communities through cash or in-kind donations.
community engagements
employee hours
Building resilient properties entails investing in asset protection across the project life cycle, to address impacts related to climate change. Prioritising resilience in our properties safeguards lives and our assets, but also reduces the long-term economic and environmental costs associated with climate disruptions.
of owned and asset-managed properties by GFA are green-certified or pursuing green certification
of new development projects by GFA are green-certified or pursuing green certification
business units and REITs have completed a climate risk assessment
We recognise our responsibility to manage nature-related impacts more effectively and are developing a framework by FY25 to guide the assessment and prioritisation of biodiversity risks and opportunities.
amongst listed companies in Singapore identified for our biodiversity and nature disclosures, according to a pioneering study by NUS
Joined as a member
Enhancing and safeguarding the health and well-being of our employees, partners, tenants and stakeholders across our value chain is critical to our business sustainability. We consider the effective management of occupational health and safety as a fundamental requirement contributing to strengthening our capacity to effectively deliver long-term value creation for our business and our stakeholders.
parental leave policy, applicable to employees regardless of gender and nationality
Singapore retail and commercial and Australia operations certified to ISO 45001 (Occupational Health and Safety Management System) standards
Comprehensive assessment to address environmental, health, safety and social risks
Find out moreCreating, inspiring and nurturing an inclusive culture that unlocks the power of diverse teams to drive Frasers Property forward. Creating, inspiring and nurturing an inclusive culture that unlocks the power of diverse teams to drive Frasers Property forw
Find out moreWe actively assess and mitigate our environmental, health, safety, and social risks, and implement policies and initiatives to drive robust governance, compliance, while maintaining the integrity and accountability across our operations.
Enterprise Risk Management Framework
significant instances of non-compliance with laws and regulations for which fines or non-monetary sanctions were incurred
instances of confirmed incidents of corruption and incidents in which employees were dismissed or disciplined for corruption, or contracts with business partners that were terminated or not renewed due to violations related to corruption
With real estate accounting for 40% of global carbon emissions, there is a need for us to pursue solutions that maximises energy efficiency, expand the use of renewable energy and reduce embodied carbon. We adopt a partnership-based approach towards achieving net-zero carbon, tapping new technology solutions such as district cooling and renewable energy sources.
developed by most business units and all our REITs
of solar panels installed across the Group
visibility over tenants' electricity and natural gas data
At Frasers Property, we emphasise diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) with equity taking centrestage. This means creating and fostering an empathetic culture that is open, inclusive, and in line with our Core Values; valuing and recognising differences; and recognising that diversity brings us closer to the communities we serve.
employees in our business in FY23
female representation in global workforce in FY23
female representation in senior management in FY23
Incorporating environmental, social and governance criteria into our investment process
Find out moreDeveloping programmes that support productive activities, creativity and innovation to deliver high-value products and services
Find out moreWe take a multi-pronged approach to responsible investment by seeking green and sustainable financing, green building certifications and embedding sustainability considerations within investment decisions.
green and sustainable financing as at 30 September 2023
green and sustainability-linked loans arranged in FY23
sustainability-linked funding for our Australian business
At Frasers Property, we manage waste with a focus on prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse with reference to circular economy principles. We also engage and partner stakeholders such as tenants and customers to encourage responsible waste management practices across our operations.
in waste data coverage for our commercial assets in Thailand and global hospitality operations in FY23
of all general waste produced was successfully recycled
Learning and development is a vital component to build our workforce capabilities, as well as our focus on leadership and talent development. Our policies and programmes support our efforts to forge a resilient corporate culture, build organisational agility, stay competitive and hone leaders with growth mindsets.
learning hours on average per employee in FY23
online courses available on our LinkedIn Learning platform as part of our self-directed learning offerings
Increasing water efficiency and the recycling and safe reuse of water discharged
Find out moreWater is a key resource for Frasers Property. Water sustains our activities, including construction processes to the day-to-day running of facilities for a wide range of stakeholders. We focus on improving water efficiency, recycling and safe reuse of water discharge.
data coverage on water consumption for landlord- and tenant-controlled areas in FY23
of water consumed in FY23 were sourced from advanced treatment technologies and eco-friendly practices
The pillars of our ESG Framework – Acting Progressively, Consuming Responsibly and Focusing on People – align us with our key priorities. These three pillars underpin 13 interconnected focus areas that are most impactful to our business and stakeholders, identified via a double materiality assessment.
Fostering a progressive and innovative mindset, supported by a robust governance structure that promotes transparency and embeds ESG within our business strategy
Fostering a culture of innovation that creates value and strengthens our competitive edge
Find out moreComprehensive assessment to address environmental, health, safety and social risks
Find out moreIncorporating environmental, social and governance criteria into our investment process
Find out moreAn innovative culture enables our business to stay relevant and meet the expectations of our stakeholders. We encourage innovation across our business through partnerships and organic innovation in our pursuit to cultivate a customer-centric and collaborative mindset. In addition, we also leverage our innovative culture to testbed new business models and differentiate ourselves as an employer of choice.
submissions from business units for our FY23 Innovation Awards
innovation huddles in FY23
Singapore real estate group to achieve four consecutive WiredScore Platinum certifications
Building resilient properties entails investing in asset protection across the project life cycle, to address impacts related to climate change. Prioritising resilience in our properties safeguards lives and our assets, but also reduces the long-term economic and environmental costs associated with climate disruptions.
of owned and asset-managed properties by GFA are green-certified or pursuing green certification
of new development projects by GFA are green-certified or pursuing green certification
business units and REITs have completed a climate risk assessment
We actively assess and mitigate our environmental, health, safety, and social risks, and implement policies and initiatives to drive robust governance, compliance, while maintaining the integrity and accountability across our operations.
Enterprise Risk Management Framework
significant instances of non-compliance with laws and regulations for which fines or non-monetary sanctions were incurred
instances of confirmed incidents of corruption and incidents in which employees were dismissed or disciplined for corruption, or contracts with business partners that were terminated or not renewed due to violations related to corruption
We take a multi-pronged approach to responsible investment by seeking green and sustainable financing, green building certifications and embedding sustainability considerations within investment decisions.
green and sustainable financing as at 30 September 2023
green and sustainability-linked loans arranged in FY23
sustainability-linked funding for our Australian business
Reducing our climate impact by prioritising responsible resource management and minimising our environmental footprint
Achieving sustainable management and efficient use of materials along the supply chain
Find out moreIncreasing water efficiency and the recycling and safe reuse of water discharged
Find out moreOur impact as a real estate business extends beyond our operations to our supply chain, through the diverse group of suppliers we work with.
statements on Modern Slavery released by our businesses across the Group
suppliers in Australia completed a modern slavery assessment survey developed with partners
We recognise our responsibility to manage nature-related impacts more effectively and are developing a framework by FY25 to guide the assessment and prioritisation of biodiversity risks and opportunities.
amongst listed companies in Singapore identified for our biodiversity and nature disclosures, according to a pioneering study by NUS
Joined as a member
With real estate accounting for 40% of global carbon emissions, there is a need for us to pursue solutions that maximises energy efficiency, expand the use of renewable energy and reduce embodied carbon. We adopt a partnership-based approach towards achieving net-zero carbon, tapping new technology solutions such as district cooling and renewable energy sources.
developed by most business units and all our REITs
of solar panels installed across the Group
visibility over tenants' electricity and natural gas data
At Frasers Property, we manage waste with a focus on prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse with reference to circular economy principles. We also engage and partner stakeholders such as tenants and customers to encourage responsible waste management practices across our operations.
in waste data coverage for our commercial assets in Thailand and global hospitality operations in FY23
of all general waste produced was successfully recycled
Water is a key resource for Frasers Property. Water sustains our activities, including construction processes to the day-to-day running of facilities for a wide range of stakeholders. We focus on improving water efficiency, recycling and safe reuse of water discharge.
data coverage on water consumption for landlord- and tenant-controlled areas in FY23
of water consumed in FY23 were sourced from advanced treatment technologies and eco-friendly practices
Recognising that real estate can be a force for good with a long-lasting impac across communities. We strive to engage stakeholders and spaces to uplift and strengthen resilient communities.
Creating, inspiring and nurturing an inclusive culture that unlocks the power of diverse teams to drive Frasers Property forward. Creating, inspiring and nurturing an inclusive culture that unlocks the power of diverse teams to drive Frasers Property forw
Find out moreDeveloping programmes that support productive activities, creativity and innovation to deliver high-value products and services
Find out moreCommunity connectedness is about upholding social value principles for communities. To facilitate and enhance community connectedness where we operate, we have implemented community investment and placemaking initiatives, and are focused on supporting inclusive communities. We tap on the experience and expertise of our people and the potential of our assets to create meaningful long-term relationships across our communities.
contributed to local communities through cash or in-kind donations.
community engagements
employee hours
Enhancing and safeguarding the health and well-being of our employees, partners, tenants and stakeholders across our value chain is critical to our business sustainability. We consider the effective management of occupational health and safety as a fundamental requirement contributing to strengthening our capacity to effectively deliver long-term value creation for our business and our stakeholders.
parental leave policy, applicable to employees regardless of gender and nationality
Singapore retail and commercial and Australia operations certified to ISO 45001 (Occupational Health and Safety Management System) standards
At Frasers Property, we emphasise diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) with equity taking centrestage. This means creating and fostering an empathetic culture that is open, inclusive, and in line with our Core Values; valuing and recognising differences; and recognising that diversity brings us closer to the communities we serve.
employees in our business in FY23
female representation in global workforce in FY23
female representation in senior management in FY23
Learning and development is a vital component to build our workforce capabilities, as well as our focus on leadership and talent development. Our policies and programmes support our efforts to forge a resilient corporate culture, build organisational agility, stay competitive and hone leaders with growth mindsets.
learning hours on average per employee in FY23
online courses available on our LinkedIn Learning platform as part of our self-directed learning offerings