Banyan Group, a global hospitality company, has released its 2025 Sustainability Report, marking two decades of sustainability reporting and the achievement of its 100th property. This milestone coincides with a symbolic return to Singapore, where the Group’s journey began. The report, titled “From One Vision to 100 Possibilities,” underscores the Group’s commitment to integrating sustainability into its core business strategy.
The report highlights Banyan Group’s first double materiality assessment, which evaluates the environmental and societal impacts of its operations alongside financial risks and opportunities. This approach has led to a shift from programme-led initiatives to an enterprise-wide strategy. “Sustainability is not peripheral to business performance. It is part of how long-term value is protected and created,” stated Ho Kwon Ping, Founder and Executive Chairman of Banyan Group.
In 2025, the Group activated 32 associate-led Greater Good Grants projects, benefiting 2,000 individuals, including students, women, and low-income families. The Group’s environmental efforts resulted in a 1.4% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions and a 13% decrease in waste generation, with a waste diversion rate increase to 41%.
The report also highlights the opening of Mandai Rainforest Resort in Singapore, the Group’s 100th property, which received the BCA Green Mark Super Low Energy (Platinum) Award. Looking forward, Banyan Group aims to deepen sustainability within its business decision-making, focusing on efficiency, resilience, and long-term value. The Group’s inaugural Sustainability Impact Lab has defined over 40 action areas for 2026, emphasising ecosystem stewardship, community resilience, and inclusive prosperity.
