"We congratulate Top Glove for being included in the DJSI for Emerging Markets. A DJSI distinction reflects being a sustainability leader in your industry. The record number of companies participating in the 2021 S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment is testament to the growing movement for ESG disclosure and transparency," S&P Global's head of ESG research Manjit Jus said. In its recently released financial year 2021 (FY21) annual report, Top Glove had outlined its efforts to step up ESG initiatives, as it works towards a net-zero carbon roadmap and target setting. "Under the company's FY21 environmental highlights, Top Glove detailed progress in carbon emission reduction at its factories. Additionally, the group also aims to achieve zero carbon emissions at its water treatment plants by FY22 and at its office premises and warehouses by FY25," it said. Top Glove aims to reduce 25% of carbon emission intensity by FY25, against a base year of FY21.