Climate Change Impact on Hong Kong and China Firms' Emissions Targets

Monday, 27 May 2024, 00:00

A recent MSCI study reveals that only 1% of large-cap Hong Kong-listed firms in the MSCI AC Asia-Pacific IMI index have set greenhouse gas reduction targets considered 'fully' credible, which is below the regional average. The low credibility of emissions targets among these firms highlights the need for stronger commitments to combat climate change.
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Climate Change Impact on Hong Kong and China Firms' Emissions Targets

Impact of Low Credibility in Emissions Targets

The MSCI study found that only 1% of large-cap Hong Kong-listed firms in the MSCI AC Asia-Pacific IMI index have set greenhouse gas reduction targets considered 'fully' credible, revealing a significant disparity compared to regional peers.

Key Findings:

  • Less than regional average firms in Hong Kong and mainland China have credible emissions targets.

This report underscores the importance for companies in these regions to strengthen their commitment towards sustainable practices to address the pressing issue of climate change.


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