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Improving lives by developing resources sustainably
RGE is a global group of companies in the bio-based resources and energy sectors, serving over 100 markets worldwide.
With more than US$40 billion in assets and a workforce of 80,000 employees, our operations span across Indonesia, China, Brazil, Canada, Spain, and Malaysia.
As a global leader in sustainable natural fibres, edible oils, green packaging, and cleaner energy solutions, we play a vital role in feeding, clothing, and improving the lives of billions every day.
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Our businesses
Bio-based Resources
Pulp, Paper & Tissue
Agribusiness
Sustainable Aviation Fuel
Viscose Fibre
Energy
Natural Gas
Renewable Energy
Where We Operate
A global network, rooted in sustainability
RGE is headquartered in Singapore, with corporate offices in Hong Kong, Jakarta, Beijing and Nanjing.
Our business groups have operations in Indonesia, China, Brazil, Canada, Spain and Malaysia, with sales offices located around the world.
Our 5Cs philosophy
All our operations are guided by our founder’s 5Cs business philosophy, that everything we do must be good for the Community, good for the Country, good for the Climate, good for the Customer, and only then will it be good for the Company.
Our vision
RGE’s vision is to be one of the largest, best-managed and sustainable resource-based groups, creating value for the community, country, climate, customer and company. We are united by a common purpose to improve lives by developing resources sustainably.
Sustainability
Doing good is good business
At RGE we believe that doing business and protecting the environment should be on the same side of the equation. From the 1.5 million trees we plant every day to our commitment to conserve one hectare of natural forest for every hectare of plantation, sustainability is a key driver of growth in our business strategy.
Because it is what we consistently act upon that determines our future. Turns out that doing good for the people and planet makes business sense.
Zero tolerance for deforestation
30-50% lower carbon emissions intensity by 2030, and net zero by 2050
100MW of solar panels