Sustainability is becoming a central pillar of corporate strategy around the world, and Singapore is no exception. As global expectations grow around environmental responsibility, social equity, and ethical governance, companies in Singapore are working to align with evolving disclosure practices. Transparent sustainability reporting is no longer optional—it’s expected by investors, regulators, and consumers alike. This has led to a rising focus on ESG reporting in Singapore, where businesses must now take a structured approach to tracking and communicating their performance on key environmental, social, and governance issues. The Local Framework for ESG Alignment Regulatory Landscape Singapore’s regulatory environment is increasingly supportive of ESG integration. The Singapore Exchange (SGX) mandates listed…