Corporate deal12 August 2026

28 CSOs urge SK Telecom to divest from Myanmar cookstove project

On 11 August 2026, 28 civil society organisations (CSOs) sent a joint letter to SK Telecom CEO Jung Jae-hun, demanding the company cease investment in a Myanmar cookstove project. SK Telecom, one of 11 SK Group affiliates, has invested in the project since March 2018, which recently received the first Article 6.4 carbon credit issuance approval. The CSOs cite concerns over human rights violations in Myanmar and the project's association with the military junta, requesting a response by 24 August 2026. The Climate Change Center, which manages the project, stated that SK Group secured 648,783 provisionally issued PACM carbon credits.

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28 CSOs urge SK Telecom to divest from Myanmar cookstove project — carbon.fyi