Sustainability Governance Structure

At IOI Properties Group (IOIPG), sustainability is deeply embedded in our business strategy and corporate identity. We have established a clear and robust governance framework to ensure effective oversight, accountability, and execution of sustainability initiatives across the Group.

In February 2024, we formed the Board Sustainability Committee (BSC) to provide strategic direction on key areas such as climate change, health and safety, anti-corruption, compliance, and human rights. The BSC is supported by the Sustainability Steering Council (SSC), chaired by our Group CEO, who also serves on the Board.

The SSC collaborates closely with the Head of Group Corporate Sustainability to drive our Environmental, Economic, Social, and Governance (EESG) agenda. Together, they identify and address climate-related risks and opportunities, ensuring these priorities are integrated into business decision-making. The Sustainability Committee, along with its Environmental and Social Subcommittees, further supports the development and implementation of targeted sustainability efforts.

To build internal capabilities, we invest in ESG-focused training, industry engagement, and regular materiality assessments. Our commitment is also reflected in performance-based incentives, where EESG and climate-related outcomes are linked to employee and senior management remuneration.

Each level of governance—from the Board to our Business Units—plays a defined role in delivering on our sustainability goals, ensuring alignment, transparency, and continuous progress across the organisation.

At IOI Properties Group, stakeholder engagement plays a critical role in shaping our sustainability journey. We actively engage with our stakeholders in a continuous and meaningful way to inform business decisions, foster trust, and drive long-term value. Their insights are key to helping us enhance our offerings and improve our overall sustainability performance.

To ensure our initiatives reflect stakeholder priorities, we conduct perception surveys covering the three pillars of sustainability—environmental, social, and economic. These surveys explore important areas such as energy, water, waste and effluent management, health and safety, labour practices, community investment, and supply chain responsibility. This approach enables us to align our strategies with stakeholder expectations and support continuous improvement.

IOIPG adopts a Sustainability Framework that aligns our strategic objectives with the broader goals of sustainable development, aspired to ensure that our actions contribute to the long-term well-being of our stakeholders, from the communities we serve to the ecosystems we depend on and operate in.