How can a manufacturer in a capital-intensive industry exposed to climate-related transition risks report the effect of its climate-related transition plan on its financial statements?
📝 The #IASB recently published eight illustrative examples to help companies better communicate in their financial statements how climate-related and other uncertainties affect their financial position and performance.
🏭 Example 1 explores a scenario where a manufacturer in a capital-intensive industry faces climate-related transition risks. To manage these risks, the manufacturer develops a climate-related transition plan. It discloses information about the plan in a general purpose financial report outside financial statements, including detailed information on reducing greenhouse gas emissions over the next 10 years.
🔍This example demonstrates how a company makes materiality judgements in the context of financial statements, potentially leading to additional disclosures about the effect (or lack of effect) of its transition plan in those financial statements.
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