Euroshore has completed the PROGRESS climate assessment developed by UN Global Compact Network Malaysia & Brunei (UNGCMYB), as part of our ongoing review of operational sustainability and risk management practices.

As we continue to reimagine our operations with a sustainable lens, the assessment provided valuable insights into how Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) practices support stronger business resilience and competitiveness, particularly within the engineering and manufacturing landscape.

PROGRESS, which stands for Promoting Green, Resilient & Sustainable SMEs, evaluates climate performance across three key dimensions – climate governance, greenhouse gas emissions, and business integration.

Euroshore remains committed to responsible business practices and continuous improvement, as sustainability becomes an increasingly important pillar in building a resilient and future-ready organisation.

The outcome of this assessment serves as a practical guide for us as we continue to strengthen our climate action and sustainability journey, aligning with emerging ESG expectations. Sustainability remains an important part of our long-term approach to responsible growth.