SUSTAINABILITY STATEMENT FYE 2025 (CONT’D) Metrics and Targets The Group has initiated the measurement and monitoring of its GHG emissions, while also identifying business activities that may incur transition-related costs in moving towards more sustainable practices and assets. This provides a basis for assessing the financial implications of such changes, planning future investments, and prioritising initiatives in a strategic manner. These efforts support informed decision-making, enhance risk management, and demonstrate the Group’s commitment to its long-term sustainability objectives and climate action agenda. Further information is provided in the respective metrics and targets under the relevant material sustainability matters. As some metrics are in their first or second year of reporting, full three-year historical data may not be available. Comparative data will be progressively disclosed in subsequent reporting periods. CLIMATE ACTION INITIATIVES (CONT’D) Climate-related Disclosures (Cont’d) • The Group’s ERM procedures outline the processes for managing, monitoring and reporting key risks, including climate-related risks. • Risk owners are responsible for identifying, assessing and managing climate-related risks within their respective areas of responsibility, and for implementing appropriate mitigation and monitoring measures. • Where relevant, mitigation actions may include improving fuel efficiency, enhancing emissions monitoring, strengthening compliance tracking, evaluating lower-emission technologies, and improving preparedness for weather-related operational disruptions. • Climate-related risks are reviewed based on their potential financial, operational and strategic implications, including impacts on fuel and operating costs, capital expenditure requirements, operational resilience, asset performance and stakeholder expectations. • Material climate-related matters are escalated to the GRC function, the SSC, and the ARMC for further review and oversight. • Climate-related risks are integrated into the Group’s broader ERM processes to ensure they are identified, assessed and managed alongside other principal business risks. • The ARMC oversees the effectiveness of the Group’s risk management framework, including climate-related risks, while the SSC supports the identification, monitoring and reporting of climate-related risks and opportunities. • Climate-related considerations are incorporated into the Group’s business planning and sustainability governance processes to support informed decision-making over the short and long term. • The Group will continue to strengthen the integration of climate-related risk management by monitoring relevant developments in carbon pricing, climate-related regulations, fuel efficiency, emissions performance, weatherrelated disruptions and asset resilience. • ISO 14001 certification maintained by the Group supports the effective management of environmental aspects and forms part of the Group’s broader climate-related risk management approach. Managing Climate-related Risks Integration of Climate-related Risk Management Metrics Targets 54 KEYFIELD INTERNATIONAL BERHAD 202001038989 (1395310-M)
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