Colors are often used to symbolize unique meanings and missions. Just as the 17 colors of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (the SDGs) represent a shared vision for a sustainable future, the distinct hues of Farglory Group’s eight business sectors reflect our dedicated efforts across diverse industries. In today’s world, where environmental, social, and economic challenges are becoming increasingly complex, Farglory Group leverages the strength of our diversified operations to weave a comprehensive blueprint for sustainability. 

Diversified strategies for sustainable synergy 

We established our sustainability framework in 2022. As of 2024, Farglory Group has already documented over 60 sustainability initiatives on our website. Each initiative serves as a beacon of progress, further enriching the SDG palette. The Group’s diversified approach is not only reflected in the breadth of our business portfolio, but also in the depth of our sustainability efforts. Let’s explore these 60 key initiatives and see how they align with the SDGs! (Top 5 SDGs highlighted.) 

SDG 4: Quality Education 
The eight Farglory business sectors bring education in architecture, risk management, and marine conservation, as well as comprehensive consumer education through thematic markets in shopping malls. Farglory Group provides diverse avenues for knowledge enlightenment. 

SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth 
Beginning with brand revitalization, Farglory Group has driven corporate culture innovation and digital transformation. In the past two years, all business sectors have been recognized as happy workplaces, representing the Group’s efforts in creating a more employee-friendly career development space. 

SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production 
Comprehensive resource sustainability management is reflected in Farglory Group’s commitment to green and local procurement, implemented through KPI-driven strategies. Several initiatives promote resource regeneration, such as construction waste recycling in our property development sector and the replacement of single-use products in our recreation sector, establishing a closed-loop sustainable consumption chain. By leveraging our scale, the Group amplifies the impact of the circular economy. 

SDG 13: Climate Action 
Farglory Group actively supports climate action, conducting greenhouse gas inventories in compliance with regulatory standards and establishing baseline carbon emission data to lay the foundation for future carbon reduction initiatives. The Group also aims to integrate carbon management experiences across our eight business sectors, leveraging our scale to enhance decarbonization efforts. 

SDG 14: Life Below Water 
Our ocean park is transforming into a base for education and marine conservation, as our financial and insurance sector is supporting local groups in coral restoration efforts along Taiwan’s Northeast Coast. At the same time, our shopping mall engages consumers by organizing beach cleanups and marine-themed exhibitions. By integrating conservation, environmental education, and public participation, Farglory Group is building a comprehensive marine protection network. 
Unlike single-industry enterprises, Farglory Group’s multi-industry nature allows us to leverage our strengths in economies of scale and resource integration. This enables sustainability initiatives to reach a broader audience through diverse channels, creating more profound and lasting social impact. 
 

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