Goodman Group 2018 SR
The report highlights Goodman Group's sustainability performance for the 2018 fiscal year, focusing on its own+develop+manage model. Key achievements include maintaining 98% occupancy across its global industrial property portfolio and increasing development work in progress to $3.6 billion. The company integrated eight UN Sustainable Development Goals into its strategy and achieved high GRESB scores, with all participating entities receiving at least a 3-star Green Star rating. Environmental initiatives featured the installation of over 7 MW of solar PV and extensive LED lighting upgrades. Additionally, the Goodman Foundation continued its social impact through partnerships with food rescue and children's health charities.
Company: Goodman Group
Sector: Real Estate
Country: Australia
Year: 2018
Type: SR
Pages: 92
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Goodman Group
Sustainability Report
The report highlights Goodman Group's sustainability performance for the 2018 fiscal year, focusing on its own+develop+manage model. Key achievements include maintaining 98% occupancy across its global industrial property portfolio and increasing development work in progress to $3.6 billion. The company integrated eight UN Sustainable Development Goals into its strategy and achieved high GRESB scores, with all participating entities receiving at least a 3-star Green Star rating. Environmental initiatives featured the installation of over 7 MW of solar PV and extensive LED lighting upgrades. Additionally, the Goodman Foundation continued its social impact through partnerships with food rescue and children's health charities.
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Document Details
Report Year
2018
Reporting Period
2018
Fiscal Year
2018
Published
Nov 1, 2018
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
Pages
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Materiality Assessment
Sustainable Development Goals
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