2025 Sustainability Report Highlights

HI Group generated PhP44,470M of direct economic value impact and redistributed 89% of this to operating expenses, employee compensation, suppliers, capital providers, and the government coffers among the various stakeholders. The economic value generated for the year posted an increase of 19% against the prior year. This was primarily driven by the financial services segment as Sun Life Grepa Financial, Inc. became one of the fastest-growing life insurers in the Philippines in terms of new business among other key insurance industry metrics.

The Group intentionally transitioned to using renewal energy in accordance with its climate action initiatives. Several subsidiaries are already using 100% renewal energy. For the year 2025, the renewable energy share to the total electricity consumption increased to 80%, from a 58% share in 2024.

The company continues to integrate sustainability considerations into its development projects. A notable example is The Yuchengco Centre, a mixed-use office and commercial development under its subsidiary, San Lorenzo Ruiz Investment Holdings and Services, Inc., which is scheduled to open in 2026. The development incorporates green building technologies and sustainable design principles and is targeting Gold LEED certification.

There were no reported corruption incidences, reported monetary and non-monetary fines for non-compliance with environmental laws and/or regulations, nor reported legal actions or employee grievances involving forced or child labor during the year. HI and its subsidiaries are compliant with labor laws and regulations. On the technology side, there were no reported complaints on customer privacy, reported data breach, and unauthorized disclosure of personal data.