GuocoLand, a prominent real estate group, has secured two green loans totaling S$1.24 billion (approximately $907.8 million) from DBS Bank, bolstering its commitment to sustainable development.
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GuocoLand's primary commitment with the new green loans is to finance sustainable and environmentally friendly development projects, reducing its carbon footprint and promoting green initiatives.
GuocoLand secured two green loans totaling S$1.24 billion (approximately $907.8 million) from DBS Bank.
Some key projects include the Riverfront Residences, Guoco Tower, and Pavilion City, all of which will incorporate advanced green building technologies and sustainable practices.
DBS Bank is supporting GuocoLand's green loan initiative to promote sustainable development and environmental responsibility, aligning with the bank's own sustainability goals.
The expected impact is to set a new standard in the real estate sector, demonstrating that sustainable development is a sound business strategy and encouraging other developers to follow suit.

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