Climate & SGX Disclosure

What this involves

Climate reporting in Singapore has crossed from optional to obligatory for a widening list of companies, and the standard is the ISSB baseline that SGX has adopted. That asks for a structured account of governance, strategy, risk management and metrics — not a paragraph in the annual report, but disclosures an assurance provider can test line by line. We help you reach that bar without the last-minute scramble.

We move through each pillar deliberately. How your board actually oversees climate matters; how climate factors into strategy and capital plans; the physical and transition risks you carry under a few plausible scenarios; and the Scope 1, 2 and material Scope 3 emissions behind the headline figures. Where the data is thin we say so plainly and build a plan to strengthen it, rather than dressing up a number that will not hold.

The aim is a disclosure that satisfies the rule and withstands scrutiny — from the regulator, from your auditors, and from investors who now read this section closely. We keep the language precise and every claim supportable, because in climate reporting an overstated target is a liability waiting to be quoted back at you.

What you get

• ISSB (IFRS S2) and SGX-aligned structure
• Governance, strategy, risk and metrics pillars
• Scope 1, 2 and material Scope 3 figures
• Scenario-analysis support
• An assurance-readiness checklist

Common add-ons

• Climate scenario workshop
• Audit-committee briefing
• Assurance-readiness check