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In April, large Australian companies were granted a six-month extension by the Federal Government to incorporate climate-related information in their financial reports.
Initially due to commence on 1 July this year, the disclosures are designed to mitigate climate risk and support broader decarbonisation efforts.
Our carbon market specialists can help you understand more about your disclosure obligations and offset are to abate emissions.
International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) is responsible for climate-related financial reporting and the IFRS Foundation monitors the progress of climate-related disclosures.
In Australia, the climate reporting standards and disclosure are set out in two key documents:
Group 2 from FY 26/27: >250 employees, >$500m assets, >$200m revenue.
Group 3 from FY 27/28: >100 employees, >$25m assets, >$50m revenue.
Our carbon market specialists can help you learn more about your disclosure obligations.
Our corporate solutions team can help you develop and manage your carbon credit portfolio so you can align it with your:
