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Sustainability

Sustainability Report

As a public listed renewable energy company, Jentayu Sustainables Berhad is committed to advancing sustainable development through clean energy generation, responsible environmental stewardship, and sound governance practices. Sustainability is embedded within our corporate strategy and risk management framework as we progress towards becoming a Renewable Energy Powerhouse.

Our Sustainability Reports provide an overview of our material sustainability matters, governance structure, performance, and ongoing commitments in alignment with regulatory requirements and evolving global standards.

Sustainability Report 2025

Sustainability Report 2024

Sustainability Report 2023

Sustainability Report 2022

Our Sustainability Framework

At JENTAYU Sustainables Berhad, sustainability is embedded into how we create long term value as a renewable energy developer and Independent Power Producer. Our Sustainability Framework guides our strategy, decision making and day to day operations as we transition towards becoming a Renewable Energy Powerhouse.

Our framework is anchored on two strategic pillars, strengthening our existing business foundation and expanding our green power portfolio, supported by responsible governance, community engagement and operational excellence. Together, these guide how we manage our material environmental, social and governance priorities.

Advancing the Energy Transition

Through clean energy development, we contribute to energy security, affordability and sustainability. Our flagship 162MW run of river hydropower project in Sabah represents a significant step towards increasing renewable energy capacity and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.

Strengthening Governance and Responsible Practices

Sustainability oversight is embedded at Board level to ensure ESG and climate related risks are integrated into our strategy and risk management processes. We comply with applicable regulatory requirements and continuously enhance our policies and controls to align with evolving standards.

Proactive Stakeholder Engagement

We engage regularly with regulators, investors, communities and other stakeholders to ensure our sustainability priorities remain relevant and responsive. Our materiality assessment process helps us focus on the ESG matters that are most significant to our business and stakeholders.

Our Sustainability Pillars

Economic

We create sustainable economic value by developing and operating renewable energy assets responsibly, ensuring long term financial resilience, disciplined capital management and transparent reporting to our stakeholders.

Environmental

We are committed to minimising environmental impact through responsible project development, biodiversity protection, climate risk management and efficient resource use across our operations.


Social

We prioritise the health, safety and well being of our employees, contractors and communities, while promoting human rights, fair labour practices and meaningful stakeholder engagement.


Governance

We uphold high standards of corporate governance, ethical conduct and regulatory compliance, supported by strong Board oversight, risk management and anti corruption practices.



Our Material Sustainability Matters

Economic

Sustain Economic Contribution

Maintaining financial resilience is essential to support our long-term renewable energy growth. We have strengthened our economic foundation by securing a 40-year Power Purchase Agreement and EPCC contract for Project Oriole, enhancing project bankability and revenue visibility, while recalibrating growth targets, prioritising disciplined capital allocation and improving operational efficiency across our business segments.

Alignment with UN SDGS

Environmental

Produce Energy that Works with Nature

Developing renewable energy is central to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and strengthening long term energy security. We are advancing our 162MW run of river hydropower project in Sabah, supported by a 40 year Power Purchase Agreement and required regulatory approvals, while our existing solar rooftop portfolio delivers annual carbon emissions avoidance of 408 tCO₂e as part of our ongoing pollution avoidance efforts. The Group is targeting cumulative carbon avoidance of 450,000 tCO₂e by FY2030 as our renewable energy portfolio expands.

Produce Energy that Works with Nature

Protecting biodiversity and minimising ecological impact are essential to responsible renewable energy development. We have strengthened our environmental management approach by obtaining EIA approval for Project Oriole, formalising mitigation and monitoring measures through our Board approved Biodiversity Action Plan and incorporating regulatory conditions into project contracts to ensure compliance throughout construction and operations, while progressing towards our target to restore 58 hectares of land by FY2027.

Reduce Material Footprint

Efficient resource use and responsible waste management are essential to minimising environmental impact and strengthening operational efficiency. We advance our paperless initiatives and monitor resource use under Project Oriole through established material baselines, implement structured waste segregation and reporting across our offices and healthcare operations, and are committed to setting measurable waste reduction targets to enhance transparency and environmental performance.

Reduce Energy Footprint

Managing energy use responsibly supports climate risk mitigation, operational resilience and environmental performance. Guided by our Energy Conservation Policy, we implement efficiency measures across our operations, monitor electricity consumption under Sustainability Working Group oversight, and disclose annual energy usage data to ensure transparent tracking and continuous improvement.

Reduce Emission Footprint

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions is central to our climate responsibility and long-term sustainability. We continuously strengthen our GHG management framework by enhancing data accuracy and validation under Sustainability Working Group oversight, reporting Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions in line with the GHG Protocol using recognised emission factors, and reinforcing energy efficiency initiatives through internal policies.

The Group recognises the importance of assessing climate related risks and opportunities across short-, medium- and long-term horizons, including regulatory and financing risks, transition risks arising from policy and market developments, and long-term physical risks and growth opportunities associated with the global shift towards renewable energy. We are committed to progressively enhancing our climate risk management approach and developing quantified emissions reduction targets as our renewable energy assets reach stable operational phases.

Alignment with UN SDGS

Social

Contribute to Local Communities

Delivering the energy transition responsibly requires inclusive community engagement and long-term socioeconomic contribution. We engage proactively with communities surrounding our projects, identify potential beneficiaries for electrification and environmental initiatives, and maintain transparent grievance channels under our Whistleblowing Policy to address social, environmental and human rights concerns. The Group encourages employee participation in community initiatives in collaboration with charitable partners and supports local employment and sourcing for major projects by prioritising local workforce and supplier participation where feasible. Our community focus areas are aligned with our core renewable energy and healthcare businesses, ensuring that community investments respond to local needs while supporting long term business sustainability.

Strengthen Organisation via Diversity & Inclusivity

A diverse and inclusive workplace strengthens collaboration, resilience and long-term organisational performance. We enhance our human capital management through structured HR systems, performance appraisal frameworks and flexible work guidelines, supported by formal policies on Human Rights, Occupational Safety and Health, and prevention of sexual harassment. We promote leadership continuity through succession planning, prioritise employee wellbeing initiatives, and invest in targeted training programmes across renewable energy, healthcare, compliance and safety, delivering 1,438 training hours to strengthen capability and organisational sustainability. The Group also creates internship and early career opportunities, including collaboration with government initiatives such as the Malaysia Short-Term Employment Programme (MySTEP) programme, to support youth employability and build a sustainable talent pipeline.

Protect Our People

The health and safety of our employees, contractors and surrounding communities is a core priority. We implement a structured Occupational Safety and Health framework supported by formal policies, an OSH Committee and designated coordinators to oversee risk management and incident reporting across our operations. For Project Oriole, dedicated Community Health and Safety and Emergency Response Plans are in place to manage construction and environmental risks in line with regulatory requirements.

The Group has set a target to maintain zero fatalities and to keep Lost Time Injury Rate as low as reasonably practicable, with performance monitored and reviewed annually. Health and safety performance is tracked using indicators such as LTIR and fatality rates, aligned with GRI 403 and ILO guidelines to ensure consistency with internationally recognised occupational safety standards. Safety oversight is embedded at Board level through our governance and risk management framework, and we maintain a strong safety record with zero work related injuries or fatalities recorded.

Alignment with UN SDGS

Governance

Protect the Rights of Our People

Respecting human rights is essential to maintaining a safe, inclusive and ethical organisation. We have established a Board approved Human Rights Policy aligned with internationally recognised standards, including the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights and relevant ILO conventions, covering our workforce, supply chain and business partners. Our Whistleblowing framework provides confidential and retaliation free channels for stakeholders to raise concerns, supported by internal grievance mechanisms to address workplace matters. The Group also recognises children as a vulnerable group and is committed to respecting and supporting children’s rights, alongside our strict prohibition of child labour.

Build a Sustainable Supply Chain

A responsible supply chain strengthens operational resilience, reduces environmental and social risks, and supports long term value creation. We embed sustainability considerations into contractor selection and procurement processes, ensuring environmental and social requirements are incorporated into project contracts and aligned with regulatory conditions. Guided by our Procurement Policy, we promote fairness, transparency and ethical standards across the Group, while prioritising local suppliers, with 96 percent of total procurement spend directed to local businesses to support community resilience.

Alignment with UN SDGS

The information presented above provides a high-level overview of our material sustainability priorities and initiatives. For comprehensive disclosures, including detailed governance structures, Board oversight mechanisms, risk management approaches and performance data, readers are encouraged to refer to our latest Sustainability Report, which should be read in conjunction with this summary.

Our Sustainability Policies and Standards

JENTAYU Sustainables Berhad is committed to upholding high standards of governance, ethical conduct and responsible business practices. The following policies and frameworks guide our sustainability approach and are publicly available to promote transparency and accountability.

Governance & Oversight

Board Charter

Terms of Reference of Board Investment Committee (BIC)

Terms of Reference of Board Risk Committee (BRC)

Terms of Reference of Board Audit Committee (BAC)

Terms of Reference for Board Nomination & Remuneration Committee (BNRC)

Terms of Reference for Board Sustainability Committee (BSC)

Social Responsibility

Human Rights Policy

Occupational Safety & Health (OSH) Policy

Community Health & Safety Plan (CHSP)

Emergency Response Plan (ERP)

Ethics and Compliance

Anti-Bribery & Anti-Corruption Policy

Fit and Proper Policy

Whistleblowing Policy

External Auditors Policy

Board and Senior Management Remuneration Policy

Procurement Policy

Information Technology Policy

Environmental Stewardship

Biodiversity Action Plan (BAP)

Paperless Policy (Internal)

Energy Conservation Policy (Internal)

Green Purchasing Policy (Internal)

Our Sustainability Initiative in Action

Our community enhancement programs in FY 2025

Our community enhancement programs in FY 2024

Our community enhancement programs in FY 2023

Partnered with the Sabah Forestry Department to contribute 4,000 trees to the Sook Nursery, in Keningau, Sabah

Donation to Al Khadeem for Motivational Talk

Donation to Anak Yatim Asnaf

Eid Adha Qurban Donation

Our community enhancement programs in FY 2022

Fund Charity Event Yayasan Kebajikan Sabah

Donation to Dana Yayasan Kebajikan Sabah

Donation to Waz Lian Food Drive Bank

Jentayu Sustainables, YKS raise RM550,000 for Sabah flood victims

Brighton Alumni Charity

Donation for football match Yayasan Ketua Menteri

Qurban Programme

Donation to Darul Uluumil Quraniyyah Kg Seri Meranti Kiranut Sabah

Restoring Nature Together

Reforestation program

Our aspiration is to unite organisations in a commitment to reforestation, empowering them to collectively make a lasting impact on our environment while enhancing their corporate social responsibility initiatives. This program aligns with the Malaysia Greening Programme, a national climate change agenda.

12,800 trees planted

32 hectares covered

4,000 trees contributed

How You can get involved

Monetary Donations:

  • Cash donations are a valuable way to support our projects financially.​
  • They enable us to procure essential resources like tree saplings, planting materials, and equipment and maintenance for 1 year.

Sapling Donations:

  • Donating saplings directly contributes to our reforestation efforts.​
  • By contributing saplings, you actively take part in the growth and expansion of green spaces in our projects.

CSR Volunteer Involvement:

  • Volunteers play a key role in our initiatives by directly participating in planting. This project offers a chance to connect with nature and make a positive impact on the local environment.