The Asia Integrated Reporting Awards (AIRA) celebrated its 10th anniversary, recognising outstanding achievements in corporate integrated reporting across the region. Established among Asia’s most prestigious accolade in the field, the awards honour organisations that excel in transparency, accountability, and long-term value creation through integrated reporting.
This year’s competition saw 24 finalists from seven countries vying for top honours across six categories. The winners set new benchmarks in integrated reporting, reinforcing best practices in governance, investor engagement, and strategic corporate communication.
Leading the winners was Japan’s OMRON Corporation, securing three of six top awards: Asia’s Best Integrated Report (Large Company), Asia’s Best Integrated Report (Integrated Thinking), and Asia’s Best Integrated Report (Governance). Other distinguished winners include Sri Lanka’s Oxford College of Business, winning Asia’s Best Integrated Report (SME), and DigiPlus Interactive Corp. of the Philippines, securing Asia’s Best Integrated Report (First Time).
“The 10th anniversary of AIRA highlights the growing significance of integrated reporting in driving corporate transparency, accountability, and long-term value creation,” said Rajesh Chhabara, Founder of AIRA and Managing Director of CSRWorks. “This year’s award-winning reports exemplify best practices in integrated thinking, governance, and investor engagement, setting new benchmarks for high-quality corporate reporting.”
AIRA continues to provide a highly regarded platform for organisations to enhance stakeholder confidence and position themselves as leaders in corporate integrated reporting. With a rigorous evaluation process and international credibility, the awards remain a driving force in advancing excellence in integrated reporting across Asia.
For the full list of winners and more details on AIRA, visit www.csrworks.com/aira
