Redefining Value - Major Projects

With the pressure for high-tech brands to get their products to market quickly, efficiently and cost effectively, smart sustainable environments and communities are key to success. This means going beyond focusing solely on net zero construction. 

 

With the lack of sustainable infrastructure, how do we as an industry come together to work collaboratively to expedite programmes, rationalise location strategies, and incentivise investment toward revitalising communities?

 

In the report we reframe the future investment debate, looking at what value we can offer to the societies in which we exist, adding resilience to owner’s balance sheets and measuring return on investment by genuine contribution to society.

Our experts in high-tech manufacturing have cited one of the biggest risks for asset owners is a lack of sustainable infrastructure and space for placemaking. Green funds exist but distribution is hampered by lack of resources in comparative asset performance across regions – we discuss in the report, the need to generate more investment to offset these risks based on new performance criteria/metrics. Businesses are now also answerable to a wider group of stakeholders, who are interested in how ESG drives corporate performance, so there needs to be an agreed level of ESG ambition set against expectation of stakeholders.

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