Insider spotlight
The fund invests in 20 listed companies chosen for how well they integrate sustainability into their business. ATRAM screens nearly 100 firms using its own rating system before finalizing the list.
Why it matters
The ATRAM SDG Fund has delivered consistent performance, reflecting steady investor interest in companies with strong sustainability practices.
For DMW, this signals continued investor confidence in its approach, especially as sustainability becomes more important in real estate and urban development.
What the company said
This recognition, according to a company release, reflects DMW’s efforts to embed sustainability across its operations—from renewable energy use to hiring practices and governance standards—particularly in its Aseana City development.
“Inclusion in the ATRAM SDG Fund for the fourth consecutive year affirms that sustainability is not peripheral to DMW’s strategy, it is integral to how we create value,” said Delfin Angelo ‘Buds’ Wenceslao, chief executive officer.
“Aseana City was built with long-term resilience and responsible development at its core. As capital markets increasingly recognize the link between sustainability and performance, DMW remains committed to raising standards across governance, environmental stewardship, and inclusive growth.”
The big picture
DMW’s sustainability strategy is guided by five pillars covering quality of life, environmental stewardship, governance, labor practices, and economic development. — Princess Daisy C. Ominga | Ed: Corrie S. Narisma
