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Malay Mail
2 days ago
- Business
- Malay Mail
CapitaLand wins double honours at CSR Malaysia Awards 2025 for community care efforts
KUALA LUMPUR, July 23 — CapitaLand has clinched two top honours at the Sustainability & CSR Malaysia Awards 2025, receiving the 'Company of the Year' award in the shopping mall category and the 'Long-Standing Excellence' award for its #GivingBersama 4.0 initiative. This marks the third consecutive year CapitaLand has received the Company of the Year title, in recognition of its continued efforts to uplift communities across Malaysia. In 2024, the company was also acknowledged for its support of underprivileged children. The awards, organised annually, celebrate outstanding organisations that demonstrate long-term commitment to sustainability and corporate social responsibility (CSR). As part of CapitaLand's global #GivingAsOne campaign, the #GivingBersama 4.0 initiative provided aid to beneficiaries from orphanage homes, schools, and low-income families in Penang, Klang Valley, Pahang and Johor. With support from CapitaLand Hope Foundation (CHF)—the group's philanthropic arm—the campaign contributed RM200,000 worth of daily necessities and school essentials to more than 2,600 individuals. Between October 23 and December 20, 2024, over 180 CapitaLand staff volunteers dedicated more than 1,400 hours to community service. The programme reached nearly 800 underserved children from 21 homes and more than 1,800 individuals from 600 low-income families. Beneficiaries were identified in collaboration with Unit Mutiara Food Bank in Penang and the Social Welfare Department in Kuala Lumpur, Kuantan and Johor. A highlight of this year's campaign was the introduction of a shopping mall-style bazaar experience, held at community halls nationwide, where beneficiaries could select their own essential items—making the experience more personal and engaging. 'We are truly honoured to receive this esteemed accolade for the third year in a row, especially as CapitaLand celebrates its 25th anniversary this year,' said Selina Ng, Managing Director, Retail, CapitaLand Investment (Malaysia). 'The awards affirm our ongoing efforts to create a positive and lasting impact in the communities where we operate.' Ng said the group believes building resilient communities goes beyond financial contributions. 'Through our #GivingBersama initiative, we are heartened by the strong and sustained support from our employees, tenants, business partners and the wider community,' she added. 'Since 2011, with the support of CHF, we have reached over 16,100 beneficiaries and contributed more than RM2.6 million in community initiatives.' Held annually in September and October, CapitaLand's #GivingAsOne campaign mobilises staff, tenants, business partners and customers to uplift vulnerable groups. In 2024, over 8,900 volunteers across 17 countries clocked more than 46,000 hours, benefiting over 13,000 people globally. CapitaLand's footprint in Malaysia spans residential, retail, lodging, logistics and business parks. Its retail network includes seven malls: Melawati Mall in Taman Melawati and six under CapitaLand Malaysia Trust—3 Damansara, East Coast Mall, Gurney Plaza, Queensbay Mall, The Mines and Sungei Wang Plaza. The group also operates Nusajaya Tech Park in Iskandar Puteri, Johor. For more information on the #GivingBersama 4.0 initiative, visit CapitaLand's official website or social media platforms.
Business Times
25-06-2025
- Business
- Business Times
New private homes planned in prime Paterson, Newton areas
[SINGAPORE] The Urban Redevelopment Authority has unveiled plans for new neighbourhoods in the Paterson, Newton, Greater one-north and Defu areas, among other locations, under the Draft Master Plan 2025. A roughly 10-hectare stretch in the Paterson Road area near Orchard Road is proposed for development as a predominantly residential neighbourhood, comprising about 1,000 new private homes. These will be complemented by a mix of uses (such as retail, food and beverage and office spaces) and public spaces and amenities in a proposed integrated development. The site for this mixed-use integrated development, which will sit atop the Orchard MRT interchange, is about 3.5 ha. The Paterson neighbourhood will have frontages along Paterson Road, Orchard Boulevard and Grange Road; the entire site is on state land, which should facilitate the realisation of the plans through the government land sales (GLS) Programme, observers said. Nearly two decades ago, the Orchard Turn site across the road – above the Orchard station on the North-South Line – was sold at a GLS tender for S$1.38 billion (or S$1,020 per square foot per plot ratio) to a partnership between CapitaLand and Sun Hung Kai Properties. This eventually became the Ion Orchard mall and The Orchard Residences. The new Newton neighbourhood to come up on a 26-ha site next to the namesake MRT interchange station, is envisaged as a 'vibrant, mixed-use 'urban village' set amid greenery and anchored on its unique identity', said URA. A NEWSLETTER FOR YOU Tuesday, 12 pm Property Insights Get an exclusive analysis of real estate and property news in Singapore and beyond. Sign Up Sign Up New homes will be introduced progressively around three distinct clusters in Newton Circus, Scotts Road and Monk's Hill, and provide current and future residents with a wide range of community living experiences. URA said: 'A new amenity node with high-density and mixed-use developments anchored by a central public space envisaged as a 'village square' will be introduced next to Newton MRT station (on the North-South Line) and Newton Food Centre to provide residents with amenities and more food options.' Public spaces will be created for residents to unwind and interact as a community. Monk's Hill Road will be turned into a linear park, framed by existing mature trees and heritage buildings that will be integrated within the new neighbourhood. This green corridor will link Newton MRT interchange to Emerald Hill. An artist's impression of the proposed linear park on Monk's Hill Road. VISUAL: URA The Newton neighbourhood is expected to generate about 5,000 private homes. In the Greater one-north knowledge hub, a new neighbourhood, Dover-Medway, has been earmarked for a mix of public and private homes complemented by new amenities and recreational spaces. The new housing will help bring homes closer to work. The development of Dover-Medway will be paced over many years. The first phase will focus on the eastern section near one-north and Kent Ridge MRT stations, capitalising on the transport connectivity to benefit future residents. About 6,000 housing units will be provided in the first phase. A 99-year private housing site along Dover Road in the Dover-Medway area is on the confirmed list of the second-half 2025 GLS Programme announced last week. It can accommodate about 625 housing units and 3,000 square metres (sq m) gross floor area of commercial space. The land parcel is on vacant state land. More land in the area will become available for redevelopment into homes when Singapore Institute of Technology @ Dover and United World College of South East Asia (Dover Campus) relocate to Punggol and Tengah, respectively. State-owned bungalows are located in the western section, where development will take place only in the longer term, URA said. 'Agencies will study the plans in further detail in the coming years,' it added. The Defu industrial belt next to Paya Lebar Air Base is on land leased to JTC and state-owned land. The locale is slated to be turned into a community-centric neighbourhood with live, work and play options. The area's connectivity will be boosted with an MRT station on the Cross Island Line. Paya Lebar Air Base will be relocated from the 2030s, freeing up about 800 ha of land for the development of a new town in eastern Singapore, lifting some building height restrictions around it. It will feature a network of green and blue spaces, well-connected mobility options and a civic heart built around the area's aviation heritage. Historical elements such as the old airport structures and a section of the runway will be adaptively reused and integrated into the new community. In the north, the site occupied by the former Singapore Racecourse in Kranji will be redeveloped into a new housing estate with about 14,000 public and private homes in a lush, riverine setting, with new leisure and recreational activities, said URA. After the relocation of existing uses from 2028, the Sembawang Shipyard area will be 'progressively transformed into a distinctive mixed-use waterfront district' with housing, amenities and jobs, said URA. The Singapore Institute of Architects and the Singapore Institute of Planners have proposed concept schemes and ideas.
Business Times
25-06-2025
- Business
- Business Times
New private homes planned in Paterson, Newton areas
[SINGAPORE] The Urban Redevelopment Authority has unveiled plans for new neighbourhoods in the Paterson, Newton, Greater one-north and Defu areas, among other locations, under the Draft Master Plan 2025. A roughly 10-hectare stretch in the Paterson Road area near Orchard Road is proposed for development as a predominantly residential neighbourhood, comprising about 1,000 new private homes. These will be complemented by a mix of uses (such as retail, food and beverage and office spaces) and public spaces and amenities in a proposed integrated development. The 3.5-ha section will sit atop the Orchard MRT interchange. The Paterson neighbourhood will have frontages along Paterson Road, Orchard Boulevard and Grange Road; the entire site is on state land, which should facilitate the realisation of the plans through the government land sales (GLS) Programme, observers said. Nearly two decades ago, the Orchard Turn site across the road – above the Orchard station on the North-South Line – was sold at a GLS tender for S$1.38 billion (or S$1,020 per square foot per plot ratio) to a partnership between CapitaLand and Sun Hung Kai Properties. This eventually became the Ion Orchard mall and The Orchard Residences. The new Newton neighbourhood to come up on a 26-ha site next to the namesake MRT interchange station, is envisaged as a 'vibrant, mixed-use 'urban village' set amid greenery and anchored on its unique identity', said URA. New homes will be introduced progressively around three distinct clusters in Newton Circus, Scotts Road and Monk's Hill, and provide current and future residents with a wide range of community living experiences. A NEWSLETTER FOR YOU Tuesday, 12 pm Property Insights Get an exclusive analysis of real estate and property news in Singapore and beyond. Sign Up Sign Up URA said: 'A new amenity node with high-density and mixed-use developments anchored by a central public space envisaged as a 'village square' will be introduced next to Newton MRT station (on the North-South Line) and Newton Food Centre to provide residents with amenities and more food options.' Public spaces will be created for residents to unwind and interact as a community. Monk's Hill Road will be turned into a linear park, framed by existing mature trees and heritage buildings that will be integrated within the new neighbourhood. This green corridor will link Newton MRT interchange to Emerald Hill. An artist's impression of the proposed linear park on Monk's Hill Road. VISUAL: URA The Newton neighbourhood is expected to generate about 5,000 private homes. In the Greater one-north knowledge hub, a new neighbourhood, Dover-Medway, has been earmarked for a mix of public and private homes complemented by new amenities and recreational spaces. The new housing will help bring homes closer to work. The development of Dover-Medway will be paced over many years. The first phase will focus on the eastern section near one-north and Kent Ridge MRT stations, capitalising on the transport connectivity to benefit future residents. About 6,000 housing units will be provided in the first phase. A 99-year private housing site along Dover Road in the Dover-Medway area is on the confirmed list of the second-half 2025 GLS Programme announced last week. It can accommodate about 625 housing units and 3,000 square metres (sq m) gross floor area of commercial space. The land parcel is on vacant state land. More land in the area will become available for redevelopment into homes when Singapore Institute of Technology @ Dover and United World College of South East Asia (Dover Campus) relocate to Punggol and Tengah, respectively. State-owned bungalows are located in the western section, where development will take place only in the longer term, URA said. 'Agencies will study the plans in further detail in the coming years,' it added. The Defu industrial belt next to Paya Lebar Air Base is on land leased to JTC and state-owned land. The locale is slated to be turned into a community-centric neighbourhood with live, work and play options. The area's connectivity will be boosted with an MRT station on the Cross Island Line. Paya Lebar Air Base will be relocated from the 2030s, freeing up about 800 ha of land for the development of a new town in eastern Singapore, lifting some building height restrictions around it. It will feature a network of green and blue spaces, well-connected mobility options and a civic heart built around the area's aviation heritage. Historical elements such as the old airport structures and a section of the runway will be adaptively reused and integrated into the new community. In the north, the site occupied by the former Singapore Racecourse in Kranji will be redeveloped into a new housing estate with about 14,000 public and private homes in a lush, riverine setting, with new leisure and recreational activities, said URA. After the relocation of existing uses from 2028, the Sembawang Shipyard area will be 'progressively transformed into a distinctive mixed-use waterfront district' with housing, amenities and jobs, said URA. The Singapore Institute of Architects and the Singapore Institute of Planners have proposed concept schemes and ideas.
CNA
18-06-2025
- Business
- CNA
Enterprise Singapore providing support for retailers with experiential concepts
More retailers are looking to experiential concepts to boost their sales and customer satisfaction. Enterprise Singapore has engaged over 20 firms in the past two years, supporting five of them on ideas, such as interactive dining and tech-powered stores. Enterprise SG has also launched the Retail Maverick Challenge with CapitaLand Investments, which will see local brands showcasing their creative solutions to elevate the consumer experience. Winning entries will get access to retail space in one of CapitaLand's malls for up to a year. They will also receive monetary support from Enterprise SG. Caitlin Ng reports.
Hospitality Net
12-06-2025
- Business
- Hospitality Net
Ascott Grows The Crest Collection in East Asia and the Middle East, Extending the Brand's Heritage-Inspired Luxury Beyond Europe and Southeast Asia
Added new locations in Japan, China, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, including the brand's first resort La Clef Bangkok by The Crest Collection is set to open soon, bringing the brand's number of operating properties in Southeast Asia to four Launches The Crest Chronicles, the inaugural brand programme celebrating the unique heritage stories that define each property and enrich guest experiences Singapore – The Ascott Limited (Ascott), the wholly owned lodging business unit of CapitaLand Investment (CLI), is accelerating the global expansion of its European-born luxury brand, The Crest Collection, in response to growing demand from luxury travellers for distinctive, heritage-rich stays. Over the past six months, the brand has gained strong momentum across East Asia and the Middle East, adding over 1,200 units from four new signings and one opening. The portfolio now comprises 16 properties with over 2,700 units, both operational and in the pipeline, across 11 countries and 13 cities. As a key brand within the Ascott Star Rewards (ASR) programme, The Crest Collection enhances the diversity of the ASR portfolio, offering members a broader range of luxury options and more opportunities to experience heritage-inspired stays around the world. Among the newest additions in East Asia is SEN/KA TOKYO by The Crest Collection, set to open in the second half of 2029, marking the brand's debut in Japan. Also contributing to growth in the region are two developments in China: Hong Yuan Hotel by The Crest Collection, which opened in Haikou, Hainan Province, at the end of last year, and a property slated to open by mid-2026 in Wuhan's Donghu New Technology Development Zone, commonly known as Optics Valley. In the Middle East, Al Mahra Resort by The Crest Collection – the brand's first resort and its debut in the United Arab Emirates – will open in early 2027, to be followed by the brand's first property in Saudi Arabia, opening in Riyadh in 2028. Opening in the second half of 2029, SEN/KA TOKYO by The Crest Collection will mark the luxury brand's debut in Japan. — Photo by The Ascott Limited The property's lounge offers sweeping views of the Nihonbashi River, giving guests a unique chance to savour special moments in the heart of Tokyo. — Photo by The Ascott Limited The luxury hotel-in-residence with 92 units incorporates elements of kimono culture, tradition and craftsmanship into its design and stay experience. — Photo by The Ascott Limited This expansion into East Asia and the Middle East builds on the brand's growing traction in Southeast Asia. La Clef Bangkok by The Crest Collection, set to open in mid-2025, will become the brand's fourth property in the region, following the 2023 debut of The Grand Mansion Menteng by The Crest Collection in Indonesia, The George Penang by The Crest Collection in Malaysia and The Robertson House by The Crest Collection in Singapore. Meanwhile, the brand's seven other operational and pipeline properties are located across Europe, where The Crest Collection was first established in 2016. Interest in luxury stays continues to rise in Asia and the Middle East, driven by travellers seeking meaningful connections to the region's rich culture and heritage. The Crest Collection meets this aspiration with its 'A Story Behind Every Door' brand promise, delivering culturally immersive experiences enriched by each property's distinctive identity, while enabling owners to tap into the strength of Ascott's global commercial ecosystem. Supported by our flex-hybrid model and multi-typology brand strategy, The Crest Collection is highly conversion-friendly, adapting seamlessly across serviced residences, hotels, resorts and other accommodation types. While recent signings highlight new builds such as the brand's first resort, its adaptability also makes it ideal for property conversions that enable swift time-to-market. By tailoring solutions to the unique demands of each location, our market-driven approach empowers us to respond to evolving traveller expectations with agility and deliver sustained value for owners. Ms Serena Lim, Chief Growth Officer, Ascott The luxury travel sector is projected to grow from US$1.4 trillion in 2024 to US$2.2 trillion by 2030, driven not just by affluence among the wealthy but also by younger travellers who are willing to pay top dollar for meaningful experiences [1] With luxury travellers drawn to destinations that excite, along with surprising environments and experiences that speak to their individuality [2], it is clear that the true essence of luxury lies in celebrating unique stories rather than uniformity. Curating experiences that resonate with the expectations of the most discerning travellers has become the currency of modern luxury. Our most affluent guests are seeking emotional connection, personal transformation and cultural resonance. By integrating heritage narratives with thoughtfully curated hospitality, The Crest Collection offers our guests a luxurious and storied experience rooted in the unique identity of each property and its locale. Defined not only by what is provided, but by what is remembered, every stay at a Crest Collection property reflects Ascott's boutique lens on luxury – one that nurtures individuality and crafts hyper-localised, distinctive experiences that engage all the senses. This approach allows us to offer timeless sophistication, elevated by bespoke touches that reflect the spirit of each destination. As The Crest Collection expands from Europe to Asia and the Middle East, we remain dedicated to redefining modern luxury through evocative, story-driven experiences that deliver meaningful moments with purpose and creativity. Ms Tan Bee Leng, Chief Commercial Officer, Ascott Distinctive Heritage Stories Shape The Crest Collection's Luxury Expansion With every addition, The Crest Collection reinforces its vision of heritage-inspired hospitality. Each property brings local culture to life through design, storytelling and immersive guest experiences. La Clef Bangkok by The Crest Collection, opening in mid-2025, is situated near Thong Lo BTS station on the historically significant Sukhumvit Soi 38. The 115-unit luxury serviced residence artfully blends French Art de Vivre with cherished Thai heritage, offering a range of premium amenities including a luxurious swimming pool, rejuvenating onsen, inviting residents' lounge and state-of-the-art fitness centre. Beyond easy access to upscale shopping destinations, vibrant entertainment venues and top-tier medical facilities, guests can look forward to a refined selection of studios and one- to two-bedroom apartments, each thoughtfully designed to embody the timeless elegance and rich legacy of its distinguished location. The upcoming SEN/KA TOKYO by The Crest Collection is part of the landmark Yaesu 1-Chome North District Type 1 Urban Redevelopment Project, located near Tokyo Station in the Yaesu district. The property's name pays tribute to its location, historically known as Gofuku-cho (Kimono Fabric Town) during the Edo period, once home to prestigious kimono fabric shops patronised by the shogunate and the Imperial Household. The district's rich heritage of delicate artistry and craftsmanship will be brought to life through the design and storytelling of this luxury hotel-in-residence, which features 92 guestrooms designed for both short and extended stays. Hong Yuan Hotel by The Crest Collection, which opened late last year in Haikou, China, draws inspiration from the city's historic role as a key gateway on the ancient Maritime Silk Road. Located in the Jiangdong New District of the Hainan Free Trade Port, the 261-key hotel blends Song Dynasty aesthetics with modern luxury. Guests are immersed in a richly storied environment – from copper screen partitions in the lobby and architecture echoing Song-era design, to Chinese paintings depicting maritime trade scenes in the restaurant, all reflecting Haikou's historic role as a hub of global cultural and commercial exchange. The upcoming property in Wuhan's Optics Valley will further grow The Crest Collection's presence in China, offering a narrative rooted in the city's academic and innovation heritage at the heart of a national high-tech development zone. Al Mahra Resort by The Crest Collection located on Marjan Island, Ras Al Khaimah, takes its name from the Arabic word 'mahra', referring to a young female horse – a symbol of youthful grace, strength and noble spirit in Bedouin heritage. Reflecting these qualities, the 539-key beachfront resort will blend Arabian heritage with contemporary design, offering guests an experience rooted in the UAE's rich equestrian and cultural legacy. The Crest Collection will also make its debut in Saudi Arabia when it opens in Riyadh, offering bespoke hospitality in the Kingdom's capital with a stay experience inspired by local culture. Strategically located on King Fahd Road and surrounded by key commercial and lifestyle hubs, the property will house a selection of accommodation options spanning elegant hotel rooms, serviced apartments, and suites, catering to both leisure and business travellers. Guests can expect access to an array of premium amenities, including specialty dining restaurants, a signature 'Reading Room' lounge and café, and comprehensive wellness facilities featuring a pool, gym, and treatment rooms. The property will also offer state-of-the-art meeting and multi-functional spaces. Opening mid-2025, La Clef Bangkok by The Crest Collection is located near the Thong Lo BTS station on the historically significant Sukhumvit Soi 38. — Photo by The Ascott Limited Each unit boasts spacious layouts, modern amenities and refined décor, offering a serene retreat amid the vibrant energy of Bangkok. — Photo by The Ascott Limited The Crest Chronicles: Showcasing Heritage and Hospitality at The Crest Collection Through a carefully curated series of activations spanning gastronomy, literature, architecture, art and performance, The Crest Chronicles brand programme brings heritage stories to life at each property within The Crest Collection. From culinary events that evoke the flavours of the past to literary legacies that immerse guests in historic narratives, this programme reveals the stories behind every door. In Paris, France, La Clef Champs-Élysées Paris by The Crest Collection, the flagship property that launched the brand, has hosted Cognac Heritage Tastings featuring three exceptional eaux-de-vie – Hennessy, A.E. Dor and Koya – offering guests a unique journey through fine cognacs and brandies inspired by the heritage of the former Hennessy family mansion, now home to the hotel. Meanwhile, history enthusiasts can explore the 1889 Exposition Universelle through a Literary Display opening mid-June in the lobby of La Clef Tour Eiffel Paris by The Crest Collection. At Hong Yuan Hotel by The Crest Collection in Haikou, China, guests can immerse themselves in the cultural richness of the Song Dynasty, the hotel's key design inspiration. Titled 'The Four Refinements of the Song Dynasty', year-round activities include tea tastings, floral arrangement workshops, incense crafting, art appreciation and guqin performances. Complementing these experiences, a thoughtfully curated culinary menu inspired by the 24 solar terms of Chinese culture promotes health, relaxation and seasonal nourishment. Hong Yuan Hotel by The Crest Collection draws inspiration from Haikou's historic role as a key gateway on the ancient Maritime Silk Road. — Photo by The Ascott Limited Each of the 261 units blends design inspirations from the Song Dynasty with luxury, creating a space that has both historical depth and modern comfort. — Photo by The Ascott Limited Guests can enjoy experiential activities, such as tea tastings, floral arrangement workshops, incense crafting, art appreciation and guqin performances. — Photo by The Ascott Limited Starting early June in Singapore, cocktail aficionados can toast to the rich history of The Robertson House by The Crest Collection through a series of cocktail workshops that tell the story of the locale with expertly crafted spirits. Discover more about The Crest Chronicles at [1] Source: McKinsey, "Updating perceptions about today's luxury traveller", 29 May 2024. [2] Source: Globetrender, "Report finds majority of luxury hotels have 'lost their soul'", 27 May 2025. About The Ascott Limited Since pioneering Asia Pacific's first international-class serviced residence with the opening of The Ascott Singapore in 1984, Ascott has grown to be a trusted hospitality company with more than 940 properties globally. Headquartered in Singapore, Ascott's presence extends across more than 220 cities in over 40 countries in Asia Pacific, Central Asia, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the USA. Ascott's diversified accommodation offerings span serviced residences, co-living properties, hotels and independent senior living apartments, as well as student accommodation and rental housing. Its award-winning hospitality brands include Ascott, Citadines, lyf, Oakwood, Quest, Somerset, The Crest Collection, The Unlimited Collection, Preference, Fox, Harris, POP!, Vertu and Yello; and it has a brand partnership with Domitys. Through Ascott Star Rewards (ASR), Ascott's loyalty programme, members enjoy exclusive privileges and offers at participating properties. A wholly owned business unit of CapitaLand Investment Limited, Ascott is a leading vertically-integrated lodging operator. Harnessing its extensive network of third-party owners and in-market expertise, Ascott grows fee-related earnings through its hospitality management and investment management capabilities. Ascott also expands its funds under management by growing its sponsored CapitaLand Ascott Trust and private funds. For more information on Ascott's industry record of 40 years and its sustainability programme, please visit Connect with us on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn. Headquartered and listed in Singapore, CapitaLand Investment Limited (CLI) is a leading global real estate investment manager (REIM) with a strong Asia foothold. As at 30 September 2023, CLI had S$133 billion of real estate assets under management, and S$90 billion of real estate funds under management (FUM) held via six listed real estate investment trusts and business trusts, and more than 30 private vehicles across Asia Pacific, Europe and USA. Its diversified real estate asset classes cover retail, office, lodging, business parks, industrial, logistics and data centres. CLI aims to scale its FUM and fee-related earnings through fund management, lodging management and its full stack of operating capabilities, and maintain effective capital management. As the investment management arm of CapitaLand Group, CLI has access to the development capabilities of and pipeline investment opportunities from CapitaLand's development arm. As a responsible company, CLI places sustainability at the core of what it does and has committed to achieve Net Zero carbon emissions for scope 1 and 2 by 2050. CLI contributes to the environmental and social well-being of the communities where it operates, as it delivers long-term economic value to its stakeholders. Visit for more information. View source
