Representative Image: Solar photovoltaic windmill wind energy at sunsetJardine Matheson Holdings has released its 2025 Sustainability Report, highlighting significant strides in sustainability and resilience. The report, available on their website, details the group's approach to embedding sustainability within its investment strategy, focusing on long-term resilience and Total Shareholder Return (TSR).
The report outlines Jardine Matheson's commitment to decarbonisation, responsible consumption, social inclusion, and governance. In 2025, the group achieved an 8% reduction in scope 1 and 2 emissions, with renewable energy now comprising 45% of its total energy consumption. This progress is part of their dual-pathway approach to decarbonisation, targeting both general and mining and energy sectors.
Jardine Matheson has also made notable advancements in waste management, achieving a 29% decrease in total waste and diverting 95% from landfills. Social investments amounted to $59m (US$59m), focusing on education, health, and livelihoods. Governance improvements were reflected in enhanced sustainability oversight and improved ESG ratings, with the group reaching the 82nd percentile in the S&P and achieving ISS ESG Prime status.
Executive Chairman Ben Keswick emphasised the importance of sustainability in the group's strategy, stating, "Sustainability is foundational to how we protect and enhance economic value and build long-term resilience across Jardine Matheson."
Looking forward, Jardine Matheson plans to continue prioritising decarbonisation and strengthening governance to drive accountability and deliver on emissions reduction targets. The group remains committed to integrating sustainability factors into investment decisions, ensuring that material sustainability aspects are considered for value creation
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