If you supply a company listed on Bursa Malaysia, a request for your carbon numbers is not a courtesy or a marketing exercise. It is the visible edge of a reporting rule that now reaches down the supply chain. This brief explains what is being asked, why, and what a credible response looks like without the panic.
Not sure where to begin? No worries.
This IFRS S1 Readiness Self-Check provides a practical starting point for organisations preparing for sustainability-related disclosure requirements and evolving stakeholder expectations.
Designed for both SMEs and larger organisations, this assessment helps identify current strengths, potential reporting gaps, and areas requiring strategic attention.
At Koru Advisory, we believe sustainability should be clear, practical, and relevant, not overwhelming.
Since January 2026, all remaining Bursa Malaysia Main Market issuers must publish sustainability disclosures aligned with IFRS S1/S2. Their next step is collecting ESG data from you (their supplier).
If you can’t respond with structured ESG data, you risk being replaced by a supplier who can. This self check lets you know where you stand with Malaysia‘s official Simplified ESG Disclosure Guide (SEDG), aligned with Bursa Malaysia, GRI, ISSB, and GHG Protocol.
A rapid self-check designed to help Malaysian businesses (MSME) identify exposure to rising fuel costs, supply chain disruptions, procurement vulnerabilities, and ESG-related financing risks. A summary report and strategic recommendations will be sent to your email within 2–3 working days.
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