Few listed companies producing 'truly balanced' sustainability reports: EY
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TOO few listed companies in Singapore are doing proper sustainability reporting and many of those that do produce reports choose to focus solely on the positives, a study by auditor EY has shown.
Out of the 50 biggest primary listings by market cap on the Singapore Exchange (SGX), only a paltry three have produced sustainability reports that can be considered "truly balanced", EY said, adding that some firms provide robust disclosures while others reveal only "limited information".
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