ESG: Corporate Responsibility Is No Longer a Choice but a Standard

ESG is no longer a matter of image; it has become an operating standard for companies developing real estate, infrastructure and industry. QP Holdings has announced its 2025 sustainability direction, centred on green buildings, transparent governance, resident communities and lower operating emissions.

KEY TARGETS

QP Holdings’ internal report sets three groups of targets: 100% of new projects apply at least one green-building standard or an equivalent set of criteria; a 22% reduction in operating-emission intensity versus 2023; and an investment of VND 18 billion in education, vocational training and community activities in localities where projects are located.

• Prioritising energy-efficient materials, high-performance lighting and natural-ventilation solutions.
• Increasing greenery, water surfaces and shared community spaces within urban projects.
• Standardising disclosure, risk-management and contractor-control processes.

HOW ESG CREATES ECONOMIC VALUE

In real estate, green standards help cut operating costs, improve occupancy, raise asset values and create an advantage when accessing capital. For customers, environmental factors and quality of life increasingly shape decisions to buy a home, lease an office or choose a production site.

GOVERNANCE AND COMMUNITY COMMITMENTS

QP Holdings holds that ESG must start with governance: selecting projects that match financial capacity, complying with the law, keeping schedules transparent and controlling construction quality. On the social side, the group prioritises local job creation, raises labour-safety standards and runs community-support programmes tied to each project’s life cycle.

Reference source: QP Group. Content edited and compiled by QP Holdings.