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STACS announces name change to ESGpedia, with presence across ten Asia Pacific markets to close sustainability reporting gaps

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SINGAPORE, 16 September 2024 – Hashstacs Pte Ltd (‘STACS’) today announced its corporate name change to ESGpedia Pte Ltd (‘ESGpedia’). ESGpedia is Asia’s leading Environmental, Social, and Governance (‘ESG’) data and technology solutions company, headquartered in Singapore. Founded in 2019, ESGpedia has built a one-stop ESG solutions digital platform to empower sustainability. With more than 5 million sustainability data points, its customer base includes corporates, SMEs, and financial institutions across the Asia Pacific region.

ESGpedia Square logo

The name change is part of the company’s ongoing efforts to better align its brand with the vision and growth of the company. [1]

Over the past two and a half years since the inception of the ESGpedia platform, ESGpedia has cemented its status as the market leader for ESG data and technology solutions in the Asia Pacific region. It has experienced exponential growth in number of customers over the past year (across built environment, fashion and textile, energy, hospitality, financial services, supply chain, transport and logistics, agriculture, and more) in over ten Asia Pacific countries.[2] This growth reflects the rapid adoption of the platform and the real business need for technology solutions to empower companies in the region towards ESG compliance and climate risk management, especially with rising sustainability regulations globally.

The ESGpedia platform today powers key programs across the region to close data and disclosure gaps; ESGpedia is the official platform powering the ESCAP Sustainable Business Network (ESBN) Asia-Pacific Green Deal digital platform and the Asia-Pacific Single Accesspoint for ESG Data (SAFE) initiative. It is also part of the Singapore-Australia Go-Green Co-Innovation Programme.

The platform incorporates international and local-specific reporting frameworks, and is validated under ISO14064-1 and is GRI-licensed.

Benjamin Soh, Founder and Managing Director at ESGpedia, said: “With rising mandatory sustainability regulations and our rapidly growing ecosystem of companies embarking on sustainability, the company name change is opportune and aligned with our business’ commitment and expansion across the Asia Pacific region. The growing momentum and increased customer participation from not only large companies and financial institutions, but also SMEs and suppliers, are extremely heartening.

Looking ahead, we will focus on continually enhancing our digital platform to help clients address their evolving sustainability needs and advance on their ESG reporting journey, and aim to multiply our customer base in the upcoming year.”

The ESGpedia name is rooted in the company’s commitment to being the one-stop platform of ESG data and digital solutions for companies – large and small – to lower all barriers to sustainability and empower ESG reporting, carbon accounting, sustainable financing, and greener supply chains across the Asia Pacific region.

[1] The website can be found at www.esgpedia.io. Visitors to the former website, www.stacs.io, will be automatically redirected.

[2] ESGpedia has presence in Singapore, Australia, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mongolia, Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam

For further information, please contact:

ESGpedia (www.esgpedia.io)
Grace Lim, Senior Marketing Manager
Email: [email protected]

About ESGpedia
ESGpedia (ESGpedia Pte Ltd) is Asia’s leading ESG data and technology company, headquartered in Singapore. The ESGpedia platform powers the ESCAP Sustainable Business Network (ESBN) Asia-Pacific Green Deal digital platform and the Asia-Pacific Single Accesspoint for ESG Data (SAFE) initiative, and is part of the Singapore-Australia Go-Green Co-Innovation Programme. With more than 5 million sustainability data points, ESGpedia serves as the Nexus of ESG, digitally empowering corporates, SMEs, and the financial sector to ensure compliance towards ESG regulations and attain their ESG goals. ESGpedia is GRI-licensed. For more information, please visit www.esgpedia.io.

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/esgpedia/