Cross-Harbour (Holdings) Ltd. 2025 AR2
The report outlines the sustainability and financial performance of The Cross-Harbour (Holdings) Limited for the fiscal year 2025. During the year, the company achieved a 2% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions intensity compared to 2024. The group also successfully recovered a previously impaired interest-bearing instrument, reversing a 60 million HKD impairment loss. In terms of social initiatives, the company maintained zero work-related fatalities and contributed over 400,000 HKD to various charitable organizations. Additionally, the company initiated a climate scenario analysis to assess physical and transition risks, setting a transition target to electrify 33% of its fleet by 2035.
Company: Cross-Harbour (Holdings) Ltd.
Sector: Education
Country: Hong Kong
Year: 2025
Type: AR2
Pages: 148
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Cross-Harbour (Holdings) Ltd.
Annual Report
The report outlines the sustainability and financial performance of The Cross-Harbour (Holdings) Limited for the fiscal year 2025. During the year, the company achieved a 2% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions intensity compared to 2024. The group also successfully recovered a previously impaired interest-bearing instrument, reversing a 60 million HKD impairment loss. In terms of social initiatives, the company maintained zero work-related fatalities and contributed over 400,000 HKD to various charitable organizations. Additionally, the company initiated a climate scenario analysis to assess physical and transition risks, setting a transition target to electrify 33% of its fleet by 2035.
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Document Details
Report Year
2025
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2025 - Dec 31, 2025
Fiscal Year
2025
Type
Annual Report with Sustainability Disclosures
Language
English
Pages
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Materiality Assessment
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Energy Consumption
Water Consumption
Women in Management
Workplace Fatalities
Employees