Jakarta. Chandra Asri Group, a leading provider of energy, chemical, and infrastructure solutions in Southeast Asia, announced Thursday that it had achieved an “A-” rating for water security in the 2025 Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP).

The rating reflects Chandra Asri’s efforts to strengthen water risk mitigation and reduce freshwater usage across its operations. The company also maintained a “B” rating for climate change, demonstrating its climate-related risk management. The rating also shows how Chandra Asri Group can capitalize on the opportunities that arise from shifting towards a low-carbon economy.

“The improvement in our CDP water security rating and the consistent climate change score rating reflect Chandra Asri Group’s commitment to strengthening its risk management framework and advancing sustainable operations. We continue to integrate the management, measurement, and communication of environmental risks and opportunities into our business processes,” Head of ESG & Sustainability, Chandra Asri Group Andang Pungkase said.

The company also plans to further enhance its environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles. To this end, it will pursue more efficient resource management, strengthened resilience to climate risks, and increased transparency and accountability, according to Andang.

The CDP is an internationally recognized reference for assessing corporate transparency and governance on material environmental issues, particularly climate change and water security. CDP scores are also an important metric for stakeholders evaluating investment attractiveness, as companies with strong ratings demonstrably exhibit better long-term performance and enhanced market confidence.

Chandra Asri Group’s improved CDP performance underscores the company’s ongoing commitment to optimizing the integration of ESG considerations into its strategy and operations, while reinforcing operational resilience and creating long-term value for stakeholders.

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