Doing Good Business
At IJM, we are committed to creating long-term economic value by conducting our business with integrity, transparency and a strong foundation of ethics. We understand that economic growth must be inclusive and responsible and we ensure that all our commercial activities are underpinned by good governance, innovation and sustainability.
Sustainability Governance Structure
IJM’s sustainability governance structure ensures that Economic, Environment and Social (EES) priorities are translated into actionable strategies and monitored across all business divisions. Governance is driven by a top-down approach led by the Group Risk Management and Sustainability Committee (“RMSC”), which is supported by the Operating Committee, Group Sustainability Steering Team and Divisional Sustainability Steering Teams. This structure facilitates cross-functional collaboration, strategic alignment and consistent execution.
Oversees the overall sustainability framework and provides strategic direction for sustainability-related initiatives across the Group
Oversees the execution of sustainability initiatives to ensure best practices are embedded across the Group
Oversees the delivery of the Group’s Sustainability Roadmap and Climate Strategy and the production of the Group’s Sustainability Statement
Drives and implements sustainability-related initiatives within respective business divisions in line with the Group’s sustainability strategy
Sustainability Roadmap Task Force
Regional Sustainability Task Force
Provides support in implementing and monitoring sustainability-related initiatives within respective business divisions. Dedicated task forces have been set up to support the Construction and Property Divisional Steering Teams in developing and implementing IJM’s Climate Strategy and Sustainability Roadmap.
Pursuing Green Credentials
At IJM, we view pursuing green credentials as a strategic lever in line with our broader ambition of transitioning towards a low-carbon, sustainable business model.
Pursuing green credentials is a key component of our broader sustainability strategy and is achieved through projects that align with environmental objectives such as climate resilience and resource efficiency.
FY2025 marked a key milestone as all residential product launches achieved at least a GreenRE Bronze Certification. This momentum continued into FY2025, with two developments attaining provisional Silver ratings, which are Sanctuary Suria and IJM Bayouri gallery. These certifications reflect the Property Division’s contribution to the Group’s pursuit of green credentials.
Our green credentials are defined as income generated from the production and delivery of low-carbon, resource efficient construction materials that contribute to environmentally sustainable projects across the built environment.
The Port Division’s pursuit of green credentials is anchored in its Green Port 2030 ambition, guided by the Green Port Policy of Kuantan Port 2021-2030.
Pursuing green credentials is central to our commitment to sustainable infrastructure and responsible highway operations. This is reflected in the Malaysia Green Highway Index (MyGHI) recognitions, awarded to the Besraya highway (Gold) and NPE highway (Silver), affirming the Division’s efforts in environmental performance, emissions reduction and community wellbeing.
Sustainable Supply Chain
We expect our suppliers, service providers and contractors to adhere to integrity and ethical business practices as outlined in the Group’s Code of Conduct and Ethics.
We expect our suppliers, service providers and contractors to be respectful in their interactions with the environment by adhering to all applicable environmental legislation, preventing pollution and adopting best practices in accordance with the Group’s Environmental Management System.
We expect our suppliers, service providers and contractors to have the necessary health and safety measures in place to minimise workplace risks and hazards.
We expect our suppliers, service providers and contractors to demonstrate their commitment to human rights standards and laws.