Japan Foods Holding Ltd 2023 AR2
The report highlights Japan Foods Holding Ltd.'s record financial performance in FY2023, with revenue reaching S$78.5 million, driven largely by the expansion of its Halal segment to eight brands across 26 restaurants. The Group's network expanded to 65 self-operated restaurants in Singapore, contributing to a net profit of S$4.1 million. On the sustainability front, the company reduced its water consumption intensity to 1.1 Cu M per S$'000 revenue and its greenhouse gas emissions intensity to 0.2 tonnes CO2e per S$'000 revenue. Additionally, the Group continued its social commitments by employing individuals with special needs and partnering with Yellow Ribbon Singapore to hire ex-offenders.
Company: Japan Foods Holding Ltd
Sector: Hospitality & food services
Country: Singapore
Year: 2023
Type: AR2
Pages: 165
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Japan Foods Holding Ltd
Annual Report
The report highlights Japan Foods Holding Ltd.'s record financial performance in FY2023, with revenue reaching S$78.5 million, driven largely by the expansion of its Halal segment to eight brands across 26 restaurants. The Group's network expanded to 65 self-operated restaurants in Singapore, contributing to a net profit of S$4.1 million. On the sustainability front, the company reduced its water consumption intensity to 1.1 Cu M per S$'000 revenue and its greenhouse gas emissions intensity to 0.2 tonnes CO2e per S$'000 revenue. Additionally, the Group continued its social commitments by employing individuals with special needs and partnering with Yellow Ribbon Singapore to hire ex-offenders.
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Document Details
Report Year
2023
Reporting Period
Apr 1, 2022 - Mar 31, 2023
Fiscal Year
2023
Type
Annual Report with Sustainability Disclosures
Language
English
Pages
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Materiality Assessment
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Water Consumption
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Women on Board
Women in Management
Workplace Fatalities
Employees