HKEX ESG Gap Assessment
Baseline your current disclosure against the HKEX ESG Code and identify the material gaps before they become findings.
We translate climate exposure and sustainability obligations into quantifiable risk and credible, audit-ready reporting — so ESG becomes a statement of value, not a box to tick.
From HKEX's strengthened ESG Code to IFRS S2-aligned climate disclosure, listed and private enterprises alike face rising disclosure expectations. Getting it wrong is a compliance risk; getting it right is a signal of governance quality.
Baseline your current disclosure against the HKEX ESG Code and identify the material gaps before they become findings.
Scope 1, 2 & 3 GHG accounting and climate scenario analysis, aligned to IFRS S2 and TCFD.
Quantify how ESG performance translates into measurable enterprise value and investor confidence.
End-to-end support producing a credible, audit-ready report that stands up to scrutiny.
Identify what's material to your business and where your disclosure falls short of the HKEX ESG Code.
Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions, climate risk and scenario analysis — measured, not estimated.
Translate ESG performance into defensible enterprise value investors can understand.
Produce a credible, well-structured report ready for board sign-off and assurance.
Mandatory ESG and climate disclosure compliance, prepared well ahead of reporting deadlines.
First-time ESG and climate reporting built into listing readiness, so it's not an afterthought.
ESG frameworks that satisfy investors, lenders and supply-chain partners.
From 2025, listed companies face mandatory climate-related disclosures aligned with IFRS S2, structured around governance, strategy, risk management, and metrics & targets.
Credible ESG disclosure is no longer just compliance — it shapes valuation, access to capital and investor confidence.
The strengthened ESG Code requires climate-related disclosures aligned with IFRS S2, including board oversight, strategy, risk management and metrics & targets, with mandatory Scope 1 and 2 emissions from the 2025 financial year.
ESG reporting covers environmental, social and governance factors broadly. Climate disclosure is the more specific, quantitative subset focused on climate-related risks, emissions and scenario analysis, now mandated under HKEX and IFRS S2.
While not statutorily mandated, private and portfolio companies increasingly face ESG expectations from investors, lenders and supply-chain partners. Early ESG frameworks build credibility and readiness for future listing or reporting.
Timing depends on company size and data maturity, but a focused gap assessment typically takes a few weeks and delivers a clear picture of where you stand and what to prioritise.
Whether first-time disclosure or a gap in your existing reporting, we'll respond with a clear path forward.