Metrics and Targets Yanlord monitors and discloses key environmental performance indicators relating to water consumption, waste generation, energy use, and greenhouse gas (“GHG”) emissions across its managed properties, hotels, and serviced apartments in both the PRC and Singapore. In FY 2025, the Group has started to disclose the environmental performance of ongoing development projects undertaken by subsidiaries and joint ventures. These metrics support ongoing evaluation of environmental performance and inform continuous improvement efforts. ELIMINATING AND MITIGATING RISKS DURING DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION PHASES Yanlord adopts a proactive approach to identifying and mitigating risks during the design and construction phases, working closely with the Planning and Design Department. Once potential risks are identified, we develop tailored solutions that align with project budgets and available resources to effectively eliminate or reduce these risks. Our commitment to sustainable development is reflected in our focus on energy efficiency and emissions reduction, primarily through the construction of green buildings guided by the principles of ‘Green, Health, Comfort, and Safety’. MONITORING AND MANAGING CLIMATE OR ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS DURING OPERATIONAL PHASE During the operational phase, Yanlord’s building management teams monitor and manage climate and environmental factors meticulously across our residential and commercial properties using various features and systems, outlined as follows: • Implementation of early warning systems for the detection of typhoons, flooding, and hurricanes. • Hydrological monitoring to keep track of environmental changes. • Deployment of emergency response protocols for natural disasters, including floods, typhoons, earthquakes, and hurricanes. • Establishment of crisis management strategies to ensure business continuity and safeguard stakeholders. • Provision of training for employees and conducting regular emergency drills to enhance readiness. A structured feedback mechanism is in place to support the continuous improvement of our property management operations. This system allows the property management team to collect and analyse insights from the field, helping to refine day-to-day processes. Valuable suggestions received may also be incorporated into the planning and design of future projects. In our Hotels and Serviced Apartments operations, similar systems have been implemented. These include contingency plans for extreme weather events and comprehensive crisis management protocols, ensuring operational readiness and enabling a swift return to normal business activities following disruptions. As Yanlord continues to strengthen its approach to climate-related risks, we remain committed to enhancing our processes for identifying, assessing, and managing such risks. These efforts form part of our broader strategy to embed climate considerations into our enterprise-wide risk management and decision-making frameworks, thereby supporting long-term resilience and sustainability. CLIMATE CHANGE Metric Unit Performance1 Scope 1 GHG Emissions tCO2e 9,024 Scope 2 GHG Emissions (location- and market-based)2 tCO2e 83,772 Scope 1 & 2 GHG Emissions tCO2e 92,797 For a detailed overview of Yanlord’s efforts to reduce our carbon footprint and progress in other environmental areas, please refer to the analysis on page 68 of this report. As part of our ongoing sustainability journey, Yanlord remains committed to continuously improving our environmental management practices. Our disclosures align with the recommendations of the TCFD, and we are progressively preparing to adopt the climate-related reporting requirements under International Financial Reporting Standard S2 – Climate-related Disclosures (IFRS S2), in accordance with the Singapore Exchange’s guidelines. Through these efforts, we aim to strengthen our environmental stewardship and contribute meaningfully to a more sustainable future. 1 Discrepancy between the overall GHG emissions and the sum of Scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions are due to rounding adjustments. 2 Market-based emissions are the same as location-based emissions as no contractual instruments (e.g. RECs or green tariffs) were applied. Contents Introduction Approach to Sustainability Upholding Good Governance Caring for Our Customers Empowering Our People Preserving Our Planet Creating Shared Value for Our Society GRI Content Index YANLORD LAND GROUP LIMITED SUSTAINABILITY REPORT 2025 59
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