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C A M B R I D G E I N D U S T R I A L T R U S T
A N N U A L R E P O R T 2 0 1 5
SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS
As the Manager of CIT, we make sure that our business practices are
considerate towards the environment and the community we operate in. We
believe that operating our business in a sustainable way is not only “the right
thing to do”, but also has a long-term profound positive effect on our business.
Corporate Governance
Good governance is the cornerstone of sustainability
and as the Manager of CIT, upholding high standards of
corporate governance is the key to protecting the assets
of CIT, the interests of its Unitholders and enhancing the
value of Unitholders’ investment. Appointing qualified
and experienced professionals is key to gaining the trust
of Unitholders. Responsible leadership leads to improved
business continuity in the long term and creates stability
in the financial markets and economy that CIT operates in.
Figure 1: Sustainability Reporting Committee Structure
CITM BOARD OF DIRECTORS
CITM Sustainability Committee
Sustainability Reporting Team
Responsibility for Sustainability
In view of the proposed listing rule 711(B) requirements
on sustainability reporting, the Manager has established a
Sustainability Reporting Team which reports directly to the
CITM Sustainability Committee (“Committee”) (Figure 1).
Under the guidance of the Board, the Committee is
responsible to integrate sustainability principles and
policies throughout the business in the coming years.
