In January 2025, Matrix embarked on its inaugural Climate Risks Assessment (“CRA”), which is designed to establish the Group’s primary physical and transiঞon climate risks, including likelihood and severity impact raঞngs. The CRA saw cross funcঞonal aendance of the Group’s management, which has enabled the development of disঞncঞve climate risks for the construcঞon, property development, healthcare and hospitality business segments. The CRA enables the development of desktop based, preliminary climate risks disclosures, with operaঞonal sites deemed to be of higher physical risks, earmarked for site specific analysis. This will be undertaken going forward into FY2026. Following is the assessment of physical and transiঞon climate risks for Matrix as idenঞfied via the CRA: Full details of Matrix’s CRROs are disclosed in reference with the IFRS S2 disclosure standards in the SR2025. Business Divisions: Property Development Construction Hospitality Education Healthcare PHYSICAL RISK RISK IMPACTED BUSINESS LIKELIHOOD SEVERITY Extreme Rainfall-Related Risks Possible to Likely Insignificant to Moderate Rising Temperature Possible to Highly Likely Insignificant to Moderate Droughts/Water Scarcity Unlikely to Likely Insignificant to Moderate TRANSITION RISK RISK IMPACTED BUSINESS LIKELIHOOD SEVERITY Environmental and Energy Policy Shi[s Possible to Very Likely Minor to Major Market and Reputaঞonal Risks Possible to Very Likely Minor to Major Risks Arising From Transiঞoning to a LowCarbon Business Model Possible to Very Likely Minor to Major OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNITIES RELEVANT BUSINESSES LIKELIHOOD EXTENT OF OPPORTUNITY Adopঞon of Renewable Energy Soluঞons Unlikely to Very Likely Moderate to Highly Significant Purchase of Carbon Credits Very Unlikely to Unlikely Insignificant The aforemenঞoned CRROs were derived from the applicaঞon of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (“IPCC”) Shared Socioeconomic Pathway (“SSP”) scenarios, specifically SSP2-4.5 and the Net Zero 2050 Framework established by the Network of Greening the Financial System (“NGFS”). The climate scenarios provided base parameters and shared assumpঞons for more focused and effecঞve consideraঞon and assessment of risks and opportuniঞes, including extent of severity and likelihood levels based on short, medium and long horizons. CLIMATE RISKS ASSESSMENT 102 MATRIX CONCEPTS HOLDINGS BERHAD INTEGRATED ANNUAL REPORT 2025 05 VALUE CREATION STRATEGIC REVIEW
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