Autosports Group has released its FY26 Sustainability Report, detailing its greenhouse gas emissions and climate-related risk assessment. The report covers Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions, with totals of 2,794 tCO2e and 11,145 tCO2e respectively, making up the company’s total emissions of 13,939 tCO2e for the fiscal year.
Material Actions and Disclosures
Autosports Group has applied an operational control consolidation approach for its GHG emissions inventory, covering all sites and operations under its operational control. The company has not experienced any material physical impacts from climate-related events during FY26 and has not reported Scope 3 emissions for the first reporting period, intending to assess and report them in future periods.
The company has completed a climate-related scenario analysis, assessing its resilience to a 1.5°C and a higher-warming pathway scenario. Autosports Group’s strategy has been assessed as resilient to the identified material climate-related risks and opportunities, with no material quantifiable financial impacts identified.
Forward Commitments
Autosports Group intends to assess and report Scope 3 emissions in future reporting periods. The company will continue to monitor the effect of customer preferences on its sales mix and business activities as consumer preferences for lower-emission vehicles evolve. Additionally, Autosports Group will continue to engage proactively with investor communities, lenders, and supply chain partners on climate-related matters.
Autosports Group will continue to monitor and manage its exposure to climate-related risks and opportunities, including regulatory requirements and physical impacts from extreme weather events. The company will also continue to assess its climate-related mitigation and adaptation opportunities, with a focus on potential impacts from extreme weather events and regulatory requirements.