What is
Sustainability Reporting?

Sustainability reporting (non-financial reporting) is a disclosure of company’s environmental, social, and governance objectives, risks and opportunities - all these non-financial aspects of operations which are traditionally not included in financial statements- and the company’s progress towards them.

Non-financial performance indicators and sustainability topics are increasingly relevant and integrated into investors' decision-making processes, as evaluations based purely on financial information alone is no longer sufficient. Sustainability reporting provides a much wider picture for the stakeholders to evaluate performance of a business, presenting the organization’s values, governance model and long-term strategy.

ESG metrics are being widely adopted as indicators of corporate leadership and governance for capital markets. Companies with strong performance in this area are perceived by increasingly climate focused investors as lower risk and more resilient during a crisis.

Environmental, Social and Governance performance and its disclosure is becoming a focal point for investors. Companies can only anticipate more ESG scrutiny and regulations in the future.