S’pore firms show how they – and the planet – have a future as sustainability reporting takes root

Many corporate investors are taking environmental, social and governance considerations more seriously, adding pressure on firms to disclose such measures. PHOTO: ST FILE
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SINGAPORE - Sustainability reports should not be an afterthought for retail investors as these documents provide the complete picture of the companies’ approach to doing business in the future.

They are not just an add-on to the annual report and financial statements, but provide vital information on where the firm is going, said corporate governance expert Lawrence Loh.

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