PRAN-RFL Group unveiled its first-ever sustainability report for 2023, outlining comprehensive commitments in environmental sustainability, human rights, and diversity & inclusion. The report aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals, emphasizing initiatives like 100% plastic recycling by 2030, reduction in water and energy usage, and robust community engagement.

PRAN-RFL Group released its first-ever sustainability report for 2023, outlining a comprehensive strategy based on eight pillars including human rights, diversity & inclusion, and environmental sustainability. The report, unveiled at a ceremony attended by government officials and industry leaders, underscores the company's commitment to aligning its operations with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Pran-RFL Group released its first sustainability report for 2023, outlining ambitious targets such as 100% plastic recycling by 2030, reduced energy and water consumption, and a strong focus on human rights, diversity, and inclusion. The initiative, celebrated at an event attended by government officials, underscores the conglomerate's commitment to ethical business practices that align with global sustainability imperatives.

PRAN-RFL Group released its 2023 sustainability report on December 22, 2024, outlining ambitious targets including 100% plastic recycling by 2030, reduced water and energy consumption, and a commitment to human rights, diversity, and inclusion as part of its comprehensive sustainability strategy.

Pran-RFL Group published its 2023 sustainability report on December 22, 2024, outlining an ambitious strategy focused on 100% plastic recycling by 2030, renewable energy use, and strong commitments to human rights, diversity and inclusion, and local sourcing. This initiative signals the company's proactive effort in aligning its business practices with global sustainability and ethical standards.

Pran-RFL Group signed a 30‐year public-private partnership contract with Bangladesh Textile Mills Corporation (BTMC) on October 27, 2024, to reopen two state-owned textile mills. The agreement is expected to generate significant local employment and promote green factory initiatives.

On July 11, 2023, during the celebration of the fifth year of Habiganj Industrial Park, a director of PRAN-RFL Group highlighted the company’s commitment to environmental management through advanced effluent treatment plants, local job creation with 80% local staff, and significant educational investments including the establishment of a school and scholarships for regional students.

Pran-RFL Group unveiled its first sustainability report in 2023, outlining ambitious initiatives aligned with the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. The report details plans for full recycling of all plastics by 2030, a 30% reduction in water consumption at factories, a 20% cut in energy usage with 25% coming from renewable sources, and a commitment to source 90% of processed food ingredients locally.

Pran-RFL Group's subsidiary, Sylvan Agriculture Limited (SAL), received a $14.2 million loan from the Asian Development Bank to expand its agribusiness operations. The initiative emphasizes inclusiveness by ensuring that women make up at least half of the 450 new jobs, reducing gender wage gaps, and integrating 2,000 contract farmers into a sustainable value chain, thereby enhancing workers' rights and incomes.