SINGAPORE – Textiles chemical supplier Dystar has announced the release of its Integrated Sustainability Report for 2019–20.
The company adopted an Integrated Reporting (IR) framework for the report which it says enables it to better communicate essential values to multiple stakeholders.
Dystar Group CEO Eric Hopmann said: “Amid the worrying COVID-19 situation,DyStar has continued to demonstrate the unwavering commitment to sustainability by gathering and presenting improved quality information to support integrated thinking, decision-making and actions that focus on value creation over time.
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