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Arthaland raises P3 billion from ASEAN green bonds - Vimarsana News

Arthaland raises P3 billion from ASEAN green bonds

Listed real estate developer Arthaland successfully raised P3 billion from the issuance of ASEAN green bonds.

Arthaland lists P3-B ASEAN Green bonds - Vimarsana News

Arthaland lists P3-B ASEAN Green bonds

Arthaland Corporation, the foremost sustainable real estate developer in the Philippines, has listed its P3 billion ASEAN Green Bonds on the Philippine Dealing and Exchange. The bonds were issued in two tenors – 5 years at 8.0 percent per annum and 7 years at 8.7557 percent per annum respectively.

Source: mb.com.ph
Anton Kalafati Discusses Sustainability News in the Construction Industry - Vimarsana News

Anton Kalafati Discusses Sustainability News in the Construction Industry

Anton Kalafati is the Founder of B Side Construction servicing the Bay Area in California. Mr. Kalafati specializes in bringing sustainable practices to construction projects and is a contributor to several industry publications. Below Anton Kalafati discusses some of the major news happening related to green building trends in this country and abroad.

Green leases, renewable electricity and alternative fuels: Inside Lendlease's first year working towards net-zero - Vimarsana News

Green leases, renewable electricity and alternative fuels: Inside Lendlease's first year working towards net-zero

International property and investments group Lendlease has spoken exclusively with edie about the actions it has taken to decarbonise in its first year since setting a 2025 net-zero target for operations and a 2040 'absolute zero-carbon' target.

Source: edie.net