Mabel Reyes, Ayala Land’s Corporate Sustainability Manager (LEFT) and Anna Maria Gonzales, Head of Sustainability (RIGHT), accepting the Certificate of Recognition from Michael Taschner, Global Head of Sustainability Services at S&P Global (MIDDLE)Ayala Land received its 2026 Sustainability Yearbook certificate from Michael Taschner, Global Head of Sustainability Services at S&P Global, in recognition of the company’s leadership in sustainability in the Real Estate Management & Development industry. Ayala Land scored 68 (out of 100) in the 2025 S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA Score as of 11/02/2026). This score earned Ayala Land its place as a member in the prestigious 2026 Sustainability Yearbook, alongside global sustainability leaders in real estate, evaluated on environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance. Beyond energy, Ayala Land continues to mainstream sustainability across the design and operation of its developments. Sustainability as a Business Imperative As investors, regulators, customers, and communities increasingly recognize the importance of sustainability, Ayala Land continues to integrate ESG considerations into decision-making across its business.