ATRAM Recognizes Alternergy as a Sustainability Leader With Inclusion in SDG Fund

Renewable energy pioneer Alternergy Holdings Corporation (ALTER) has been included in ATRAM Trust Corporation’s Philippine Sustainable Development and Growth Fund (ATRAM SDG Fund), a Php400 million investment fund focused on sustainable growth. The recognition highlights ALTER’s strong ESG practices and transparency, particularly in its 2024 Sustainability Report, positioning the company as a benchmark for sustainable energy development in the Philippines.

ALTER joins ATRAM’s top 20 publicly listed companies that excel in integrating the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) into their business strategies, particularly in advancing SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy. The company is actively working toward developing 500 MW of renewable energy capacity, including wind, run-of-river hydro, solar farms, battery storage, and offshore wind projects.

“We are delighted to be added in ATRAM’s sustainability-based equity portfolio. It affirms ALTER’s core value of promoting sustainability as a pioneer in renewable power. And as we pursue our Road to 500 MW target, we are committed to exercise even greater care and vigilance in implementing sustainable practices across the entire value chain of building renewable energy projects,” ALTER Chairman Vicente S. Pérez Jr. said.

“As a recently-listed company, ATRAM’s investment in ALTER boosts our capital base and inspires us to do more towards building a sustainable future,” Pérez added.

With Php 352 billion in assets under management as of December 2024, ATRAM is the leading independent asset and wealth management firm in the Philippines. Its SDG Fund is one of its best-performing investment portfolios, posting a year-to-date return of 18.62% as of December 2024.

By selecting ALTER as part of its sustainability-driven equity portfolio, ATRAM is reinforcing the importance of ESG-focused investments in shaping the future of business and energy in the Philippines.

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