SkyWorld Development Berhad (“SkyWorld” or “the Group”) has been recognised as the Best Performing Company in the Property Sector at The Edge Malaysia ESG Awards 2026, reaffirming the Group’s continued commitment to integrating environmental, social and governance (“ESG”) considerations into its business strategy and operations.

Organised by The Edge Malaysia in collaboration with Bursa Malaysia and FTSE Russell, the awards recognise public-listed companies that demonstrate strong performance and progress in advancing ESG practices.

The recognition reflects SkyWorld’s continued efforts to embed sustainability across its business, from responsible property development and quality management to environmental stewardship, social impact and corporate governance.

SkyWorld Development Berhad Chief Executive Officer, Mr Lee Chee Seng, said:

“We are honoured to be recognised as the Best Performing Company in the Property Sector at The Edge Malaysia ESG Awards 2026. This recognition is particularly meaningful as it reflects the progress we have made in embedding ESG into the way we conduct our business and create long-term value for our stakeholders.”

“At SkyWorld, we view sustainability not as a separate agenda, but as an integral part of responsible city development. It shapes the way we design and deliver our developments, manage our operations, engage our stakeholders and contribute to the communities in which we operate.”

The Group’s ESG approach is anchored in its broader purpose of “Make Living Better”, which guides SkyWorld’s efforts to create quality homes, better living environments and sustainable communities.

As the Group continues to grow its development footprint, SkyWorld remains focused on balancing business performance with responsible development, strengthening resilience and creating sustainable value for its stakeholders.

A key component of SkyWorld’s sustainability efforts is its adoption of Prefabricated Prefinished Volumetric Construction (PPVC), an advanced construction methodology that moves a significant portion of the building process from conventional construction sites into a controlled factory environment.

By prefabricating building components in a controlled setting, PPVC can help minimise material wastage, improve construction consistency and reduce activities typically carried out on-site. The approach also contributes to a safer and more efficient construction environment.

For SkyWorld, the adoption of technology and innovation is part of a broader effort to improve the way homes and communities are delivered, balancing quality, efficiency and sustainability throughout the development lifecycle.

The Group continues to explore practical solutions that can contribute to more sustainable development while enhancing the quality of living for the communities it serves.

SkyWorld’s recognition at The Edge Malaysia ESG Awards 2026 also marks its continued presence among Malaysia’s leading companies demonstrating strong ESG performance, following its recognition as Emerging Leader at the awards in the previous year.

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