Union Properties PJSC 2022 SR
The report outlines Union Properties Group's ESG performance for the 2022 fiscal year, highlighting its commitment to Dubai's Vision 2040 and sustainable urban development. Key achievements include Dubai Autodrome's investment in a 2.8mWp solar plant and ServeU's transition of 20% of its fleet to Compressed Natural Gas. The company focused on energy efficiency, waste management, and urban forestation, planting over 47,000 trees and shrubs. Social initiatives emphasized employee welfare, diversity, and community support, while governance reforms addressed past mismanagement through a new restructuring program. The group achieved a total profit of AED 30 million, marking a significant recovery from the previous year.
Company: Union Properties PJSC
Sector: Real estate
Country: United Arab Emirates
Year: 2022
Type: SR
Pages: 127
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Union Properties PJSC
ESG Report
The report outlines Union Properties Group's ESG performance for the 2022 fiscal year, highlighting its commitment to Dubai's Vision 2040 and sustainable urban development. Key achievements include Dubai Autodrome's investment in a 2.8mWp solar plant and ServeU's transition of 20% of its fleet to Compressed Natural Gas. The company focused on energy efficiency, waste management, and urban forestation, planting over 47,000 trees and shrubs. Social initiatives emphasized employee welfare, diversity, and community support, while governance reforms addressed past mismanagement through a new restructuring program. The group achieved a total profit of AED 30 million, marking a significant recovery from the previous year.
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Document Details
Report Year
2022
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2022 - Dec 31, 2022
Fiscal Year
2022
Published
Mar 10, 2023
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
Pages
File Size
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