Max Estates achieves Dual 5-Star GRESB 2025 Rating, Ranks No. 1 Globally
Max Estates achieved a dual 5-Star GRESB 2025 rating, ranking No. 1 globally in the Development category with 100 points and 92 in Standing Investments, placing it in the top 20% for ESG.
Achieving a top global ESG rating significantly enhances the company's reputation, attracts ESG-focused investors, demonstrates leadership in sustainability, and can positively influence its market valuation and access to capital.
The company achieved the highest possible 5-Star rating in GRESB 2025, including a No. 1 global rank in the Development category and high scores in Standing Investments, indicating strong ESG performance and industry recognition.
* Max Estates Limited achieved a Dual 5-Star Rating in the 2025 Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB). * The company secured the highest possible score of 100 points in the Development Category, attaining the No. 1 rank amongst global peers for this category. * It also scored 92 points in the Standing Investment category, reflecting industry-wide recognition and placing it in the top 20 percent of real estate entities globally for Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices. * Sahil Vachani, Vice Chairman and Managing Director of Max Estates, expressed immense pride in this achievement, highlighting the company's commitment to its 'Live Well and Work Well' philosophy and its continuous efforts to strengthen ESG initiatives. * Max Estates has participated in GRESB since 2022, and its ESG disclosures are aligned with Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) standards, undergoing independent assurance for transparency and credibility.
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