Maas, an ASX-listed industrial services and real estate company, has reported its FY26 greenhouse gas emissions and outlined plans to disclose Scope 3 emissions in FY27. The company’s FY26 emissions data includes 8,223t CO2-e for Scope 1 and 62,539t CO2-e for Scope 2 emissions. Maas has applied the first-year transition relief in respect of comparative Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions.
The Group has not set any climate-related targets for FY26 and is developing emissions intensity metrics for its continuing operations. Maas plans to develop a climate transition plan in FY27, focusing on operational efficiencies and lower-carbon initiatives. The company intends to finalise and publish its climate-related targets and operating profile in its next annual report.
Maas is considering a long-term Net Zero target, aligned with international best practice, and continues to invest in lower-carbon product development and alternative fuels. The Group is also managing its climate-related risks through its enterprise risk management framework, environmental management systems, and business continuity planning.
Maas has not yet set climate-related targets and has relied on the transition reliefs described in AASB S2. The Group expects to disclose Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions for FY27, for Scope 3 categories relevant to continuing operations.