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                                    HKEX and GRI IndicesESR Group LimitedEnvironmental, Social and Governance Report 202498HKEX ESG Content Index 2024This ESG report complies with the mandatory disclosure requirements and \s of the Hong Kong Exchange Main Board Listing Rule 13.91 and ESG Reporting Guide. Some optional KPIs have also been reported.Mandatory Disclosure RequirementsLocation of DisclosuresGovernance Structurehttps://www.esr.com/corporate-governance/PILLAR 3: CORPORATE PERFORMANCE: Corporate GovernanceReporting PrinciplesAppendix C2 of the HKEX ESG GuideGRI Reporting StandardsABOUT THIS REPORT: ESG Data SummaryReporting BoundaryABOUT THIS REPORTProvisionsLocation of DisclosureAdditional information, as applicableAspect A1: Emissions General DisclosureA1 (Comply): No significant breaches or incidents related to emissions and waste were noted in 2024.KPIs: A1.1, A1.2, A1.3, A1.4, A1.5 & A1.6PILLAR 2: PROPERTY PORTFOLIO: Sustainable & Efficient Operation, Climate Change ResilienceKPI A1.1/A1.2 (Comply and explain): We consume a negligible quantity of mobile fuels in our operations. Local air emissions from our property portfolio is negligible. Hence, they are not disclosed.ABOUT THIS REPORT: ESG Data SummaryKPI A1.5 (Explain): We are on track to develop our overall Net Zero Strategy and Decarbonisation Roadmap as part of the transition to net zero, with the advisory support from an external consultant. The scope of this work considers different asset typologies in different markets, with the aim to mitigate operational carbon (Scope 1 & 2), embodied carbon (Scope 3), and whole life carbon (Scope 3) across our value chain according to our carbon mitigation hierarchy.KPI A.1.6 (Comply and Explain): During construction, we implemented erosion and sediment control as well as responsible waste management to minimise the environmental impact. All of the assets in our portfolio were developed in accordance with the applicable governing codes and construction standards. Hazardous waste generated are handled by tenants and property managers according to local laws and regulations. For non-hazardous waste, they were disposed through various methods such as landfills, recycling and waste to energy. There was no material non-compliance noted on the treatment of hazardous and non-hazardous waste. In addition, as waste generation for ESR is immaterial, no reduction targets were set on this aspect. We focus on setting targets for significant aspects like energy and emissions.
                                
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