COMPUTER FORMS (MALAYSIA) BERHAD
Malaysia | 8044.KL | Main
Reference
Report Year: 2024
Source Files: Annual_Report_2024.md
Sustainability Committee
Sustainability Committee (Unknown pax) 🟢
- Active Working Group 🟢
Reporting
Integrated Report, No Specific Framework Mentioned ⚠️
GHG Accounting
COMPUTER FORMS (MALAYSIA) BERHAD reports Scope 1 emissions of 39.24 tCO₂e for 2024, which is a positive step in GHG accounting. However, critical data such as Scope 2 and Scope 3 emissions are missing, limiting a comprehensive view of their carbon footprint. Additionally, there is no mention of a base year, boundary, GWP basis, or accounting standard, which are essential for transparency. The lack of third-party verification further reduces credibility. The company should focus on expanding emissions reporting to include all scopes, adopt a recognized standard like GHG Protocol, and seek external assurance to enhance data reliability. Forward-looking targets for emission reductions are also absent and should be prioritized.
Emissions
| Scope | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Scope1 | 39.24 tCO₂e 🟢 | |
| Scope2 | Not reported ⚠️ | Scope 2 emissions data missing. |
| Scope3 | Not reported ⚠️ | Scope 3 emissions data missing. |
| Biogenic emissions | Not applicable → | No biomass or biofuel usage reported. |
Other Details
- Base year: Not specified ⚠️
- Boundary inventory: Not specified ⚠️
- Gwp basis: Not specified ⚠️
- Standard: Not specified ⚠️
- Data collection approach: Not specified ⚠️
- Third party verification: Not verified ⚠️
- Carbon intensity: Not reported ⚠️
Efforts
- 84 tonnes waste diverted 🟢
Social Highlights
- 80% employees trained 🟢
- MYR 12,000 community investment 🥗
- 2,000 beneficiaries 🥗
- 17 employees trained 🟢
- 569 training hours 🟢
Governance
- Salary disclosure: Can't find ⚠️
Report Quality
Commendable initial efforts by COMPUTER FORMS (MALAYSIA) BERHAD in integrating sustainability into their 2024 Annual Report 🟢. The report provides quantifiable metrics such as Scope 1 emissions (39.24 tCO₂e) and waste diversion (84 tonnes), alongside social initiatives like community investment (MYR 12,000) and employee training (80% on anti-corruption). However, significant gaps exist ⚠️, including the absence of Scope 2 and Scope 3 emissions, third-party verification, and forward-looking commitments like net-zero targets. Much of the content on sustainability governance feels generic, lacking specific outcomes or detailed action plans. To improve, the company could adopt recognized frameworks like GRI or TCFD, expand GHG reporting across all scopes, and set measurable future targets. Incorporating external assurance would also enhance credibility. Overall, the report lays a foundation but needs deeper substance and transparency.
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