Royale Home Holdings Limited released its 2025 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Report, detailing modest reductions in key environmental metrics and setting fresh intensity-reduction targets through 2028.
Environmental Performance • Greenhouse gases: Total Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions slipped 0.26% year-on-year to 6,349.14 tonnes CO₂-e, comprising 948.03 tonnes from direct sources and 5,219.36 tonnes from purchased electricity. Initial Scope 3 disclosure added 181.75 tonnes. • Air pollutants: Nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide and particulate matter fell 28.7%, 21.9% and 24.4% respectively, reflecting lower production and fuel-saving measures. • Energy: Group consumption decreased 6.15% to 7,557.88 MWh, driven mainly by reduced petrol, diesel and LPG usage. 2025 has been set as the baseline year for a 5% cut in energy-intensity by 2028. • Water: Usage declined 7.83% to 89,355 m³, with the same 5% intensity-reduction target established. • Waste: Non-hazardous waste dropped 11.35% to 529.42 tonnes. Packaging material consumption fell 8.29% to 157.07 tonnes; both categories share the 5% intensity-reduction goal.
Climate Strategy Scenario analysis covered low- and high-emission pathways, identifying acute weather events, regulatory shifts and technology upgrades as principal risks. The Board retains ultimate oversight, supported by an ESG Working Group that reports semi-annually.
Social Indicators • Workforce: Headcount stood at 748, down 21.4% versus 2024; turnover rate improved to 32%, from 56% a year earlier. • Safety: Twenty-one injury cases resulted in 71 lost days, with no fatalities. • Training: 100% of employees received training, averaging two hours each.
Governance Royale Home confirmed no breaches in environmental, employment, data-privacy or anti-corruption regulations during the period. Annual supplier assessments covered 644 domestic vendors, and the manufacturing arm maintained ISO 14001, ISO 9001 and OHSAS 18001 certifications.
Looking ahead, the Group will track progress against new intensity targets and continue to expand Scope 3 emissions coverage while aligning long-term actions with China’s 2060 carbon-neutrality objective.