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Committed to ESG
A sustainable approach

From the moment we established Sixpenny Group, ESG factors have been central to how we invest, develop property and run our business.

We understand the importance and impact responsible, sustainable delivery of real estate has on our environment and communities.

We’re proud to work with partners who share this commitment and that our recent Gemstone Building secured a BREEAM ‘Excellent’ certificate.

Our focus

Sixpenny Group’s approach to ESG remains dynamic and responsive to ever-changing social, environmental and regulatory best practice.

In summary, our focus is on:

  • Developing real estate that reflects the needs of occupants, the wider community and local environment and which integrates effectively with transport links and other community resources.
  • Creating safe, secure environments that enhance the wellbeing of occupants.
  • Minimising energy demand, consumption and CO₂ emissions wherever possible.
  • Using construction products, materials and methods that are efficient, durable, have low environmental impact and can be reclaimed and reused as part of a circular economy.
  • Managing our operations and projects in an environmentally and socially considerate, responsible and accountable way.
  • Minimising light, noise and air pollution through effective management and monitoring and using best practice waste management practices to minimise landfill.
  • Embedding ‘best in class’ renewable energy and recycling technologies.
work in the community
Sixpenny Group Community Support

Core Judo

Sixpenny Group are delighted to be the principal sponsor of Core Judo, an elite Judo school in Surrey founded and run by Commonwealth and British champion Jonathon Purssey.

The personal relationship between Jonathon Purssey and Sixpenny Group’s directors Egor Shestakov and David Bowcock spans more than 15 years.

The club has reached huge success and was recently appointed as one of only six ‘England Talent Development Centres’ (ETDCs), designed to help Judoka prepare for international competition. Being heavily community focused, they are also in partnership with ‘CLUB4’, the public-facing name for The Department of Education’s holiday, activity and food programme (HAF).

Core Judo recently constructed ‘The Dojo’, a purpose built, modern and sustainable home for their players situated in Thorpe. In addition to financial support, Sixpenny Group have been able to recycle building materials and fittings from some of our larger redevelopments.

“I have watched Jon develop the club over many years and have always been impressed with his passion for Judo and his ability to bring out the best in his students.  We couldn’t think of a more worthy partner and hope this on-going support allows him to keep growing and doing what he does best… being the top man in Judo!”

Egor Shestakov, Director of Sixpenny Group