ESRS 2: General Disclosures·Disclosure Requirement SBM-3
Material Impacts, Risks and Opportunities and Their Interaction with Strategy and Business Model
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ESRS 2: General Disclosures
Disclosure Requirement SBM-3 · 2026-5010-final
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Суть раскрытия
This disclosure asks an organisation to explain which material sustainability impacts, risks and opportunities matter most to its business model and strategy, and how those matters connect to the way the organisation creates, delivers and preserves value. In practice, it is about showing the link between what is material and the organisation’s strategic choices, rather than listing issues in isolation.
The practical focus is on whether the organisation has considered its full business, not just a few headline sites or activities. It should describe how the material matters are reflected across operations, value chain and decision-making, and where there are differences in relevance by geography, business line or site type. The aim is to show the breadth of coverage and the real strategic implications, in a way that is clear and specific to the organisation.
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Подготовка
Ключевая информация для подготовки
| Поле подготовки | Что зафиксировать | Подсказка по доказательствам | Ответственный |
|---|---|---|---|
| Interaction with strategy | Describe how the issue links with the organisation’s strategy, including the practical way it affects or is affected by that strategy. | Strategy papers, board packs, risk registers, business planning notes. | Strategy / sustainability team |
| Strategic response | Set out the organisation’s chosen strategic response to the issue, in plain terms that show the direction of travel and the main actions at a high level. | Strategy refresh papers, executive committee papers, transformation roadmap. | Strategy / executive management |
| Planned response | Capture the actions the organisation plans to take in response to the issue, including the intended measures and implementation approach. | Action plans, programme plans, project trackers, management approvals. | Business planning / programme management |
| Revenue effect | Explain the expected effect on income, including the main revenue streams that may change and the direction of that change. | Budget models, revenue forecasts, commercial plans, finance review papers. | Finance / commercial team |
| Cost effect | Explain the expected effect on costs, including the main cost categories that may rise or fall and the direction of that change. | Budget and forecast files, cost centre reports, procurement plans, finance commentary. | Finance / procurement / operations |
| Balance sheet effect | Describe the expected effect on assets and liabilities, including which balance sheet items may change and how. | Forecast balance sheet, impairment papers, provisioning memos, treasury papers. | Finance / treasury / accounting |
| Cash movement effect | Explain the expected effect on cash movements, including the main inflows or outflows and when they are expected to arise. | Cash flow forecast, treasury model, capex plan, working capital analysis. | Treasury / finance |
| Expected financial change | State the financial changes the organisation expects from the issue, covering the relevant measures of performance, position and cash. | Integrated forecast, scenario outputs, finance papers, board reporting. | Finance / strategy |
| Assessment periods | Set out the time periods used for the assessment, making clear which horizons were considered and how they were grouped. | Scenario pack, planning assumptions, board papers, risk assessment notes. | Strategy / risk / finance |
| Planning basis | Explain the basis used for the assessment, including the scenario or planning approach and the assumptions behind it. | Scenario analysis pack, planning assumptions log, sensitivity analysis, governance approvals. | Strategy / risk / finance |
| Why not quantified | Record why the effect could not be measured in numbers, including the specific barrier to quantification. | Methodology note, finance memo, data gap log, management review comments. | Finance / sustainability reporting |
| Qualitative financial effect | Describe, in words, how the issue is expected to affect the organisation’s finances when a numeric estimate is not available. | Management commentary, risk assessment, scenario notes, business impact analysis. | Finance / strategy / risk |
| Affected statement lines | List the financial statement line items that are likely to be affected by the issue, using the organisation’s reporting categories. | Chart of accounts mapping, financial statement draft, accounting memo, audit trail. | Finance / accounting |
| Resilience assessment | Describe how the organisation’s business model and strategy hold up under the issue, including the main conclusions from the resilience review. | Resilience assessment, scenario analysis, board papers, strategy review documents. | Strategy / risk / sustainability |
| Assessment method | Explain the method used to test resilience, including the analytical approach, inputs and any key assumptions. | Methodology paper, scenario model, assumptions log, validation notes. | Strategy / risk / finance |
| Assessment periods used | State the time periods applied in the resilience assessment, showing the horizons actually tested. | Scenario analysis outputs, planning timetable, board materials, assumptions schedule. | Strategy / risk / finance |
Как это подготовить
Запросить данные
Request the strategy-and-financial impact evidence
Переведите раскрытие на язык внутреннего бизнес-вопроса, а затем адаптируйте его под терминологию вашей организации.
How do the main sustainability-related issues connect to the business model, what actions are being taken, and what financial effects or planning assumptions support that story?
Use your organisation’s own labels first, then map them to the reporting categories. For example, if you talk about business drivers, investment cases, budget pressures, forecast assumptions, or balance sheet items internally, keep that language in the request and only translate it later for reporting.
Слабый запрос
Please provide the ESRS 2:SBM-3 evidence for material impacts, risks and opportunities, including interaction with strategy and business model, financial effects, resilience, and any non-quantified items.
Почему он не работает: It uses framework language that many internal owners will not recognise, so they may not know which pack, model, or decision paper to send. It also does not point to the business issue, the source file, the planning basis, or the specific financial outputs needed.
Более удачный запрос
Please send the latest internal pack for [internal issue name] that shows how it affects the business model or plan, what response is underway or planned, and any revenue, cost, asset, liability, or cash impacts. Include the scenario or planning basis, the time view used, and any items that were not quantified with the reason and the line items likely affected.
Шаблон официального письма
Subject: Request for strategy and financial impact evidence for [reporting period] Dear [name/team], We are preparing the sustainability reporting pack and need your help with the business impacts linked to [internal issue name]. Please share the material you use internally that explains: - how this issue affects the business model or operating plan; - what response is already underway or planned; - any financial effects you have identified, including revenue, cost, asset, liability, or cash impacts; - the planning basis, time view, and any scenario or assumption set used; - any cases where the effect could not be quantified, together with the reason and the related line items that may be affected. Please send the source file or extract, plus a short note on the boundary, period, and owner for the information. If there are multiple versions, please indicate which one is the latest approved or management-reviewed version. Please adapt this to your organisation’s own terminology and check the official source before sign-off. Kind regards, [preparer name] [team] [contact details]
Короткая версия для Teams / Slack
Hi [name/team] — could you send the latest internal pack for [internal issue name] covering: business impact, current/planned response, any revenue/cost/asset/liability/cash effects, the planning basis, and any qualitative-only items with the reason they were not quantified? Please include the period, boundary, source file, and owner. Please adapt this to your organisation’s own terminology and check the official source before sign-off. Thanks, [name]
Отраслевые примеры
Manufacturing
Контекст. A plant team tracks energy cost exposure, equipment downtime risk, and capex for process changes in monthly operations and budget packs.
Адаптированный запрос. Please share the latest operations and finance pack for [internal issue name] showing how it affects plant output, cost base, and investment plan, plus any revenue, cost, asset, liability, or cash impacts. Include the budget or scenario basis, the time view, and any items left qualitative with the reason.
Пример ответа. A workbook with plant-level assumptions, a capex note, a forecast bridge, and a short narrative on why one risk was not quantified because the estimate range was too wide.
Retail
Контекст. A trading and planning team monitors supplier disruption, product mix changes, margin pressure, and stock impacts through forecast and trading updates.
Адаптированный запрос. Please send the latest trading and planning pack for [internal issue name] showing how it affects sales, margin, stock, and cash, together with the response plan and any scenario assumptions used. If any effect was not quantified, please explain why and note the line items likely affected.
Пример ответа. A monthly trading pack with sales and margin sensitivities, stock write-down assumptions, a scenario summary, and a note that one supplier risk was described qualitatively because the timing of disruption was uncertain.
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Заметки, которые превращают данные в раскрытие
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Примечание о методике
Set out how the figures were prepared, including what each measure covers, the basis used for any estimates or scenarios, the time periods applied, and the reason where an effect is described without a number.
Примечание о контексте
Explain what the reported amounts and descriptions mean for the business, linking the interaction, the response taken, the expected financial effects, and the parts of the accounts that may be affected.
Заявление о колебаниях
If the numbers or expectations change, point to shifts in the underlying issue, the response plan, the time horizon, or the planning assumptions used to estimate the effect.
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Инструменты и формы для подготовки
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Готовность к заверению
Для каждого утверждения проверьте доказательства
| Утверждение | Риски | Доказательства для проверки |
|---|---|---|
| We based the coverage figure on the same boundary we used for the rest of the report, and we can show why any sites, entities or activities were left out. | Assurer checks whether the boundary is consistent, whether exclusions were deliberate rather than accidental, and whether the figure could be overstated or understated by missing parts of the business. | Boundary memo; list of included and excluded entities/sites/activities; consolidation or reporting scope workpapers; management sign-off on scope decisions; reconciliation of the coverage figure to underlying population data. |
| We explained how the disclosed operations link back to our business model and strategy, and we kept working papers showing the basis for that mapping. | Assurer probes whether the narrative is supported by evidence, whether the link to strategy is genuine, and whether material items were omitted because they were not traced through the business model. | Strategy papers; business model diagrams; materiality assessment outputs; mapping of impacts, risks and opportunities to business activities and value chain stages; board or management papers approving the linkage. |
| We set out the actions already taken and the actions planned to deal with the identified matters, and we retained the decision papers behind those choices. | Assurer checks whether the response described is real, current and approved, and whether the report overstates progress or omits planned actions that are still needed. | Action plans; investment or change programme approvals; project status reports; governance minutes; implementation trackers; evidence of completed and planned measures. |
| We described the current financial effect using the figures we could support, and where we did not quantify it we kept the reasons and the related line-item references. | Assurer probes whether the numbers tie to finance records, whether any unquantified items were properly justified, and whether the affected statement lines were identified correctly. | Finance extracts; calculation sheets; management estimates; audit trail to ledger or reporting packs; rationale for any non-quantified items; mapping to financial statement line items. |
| We prepared the forward-looking effect view using our planning assumptions and scenario work, and we can show the time bands and the basis used for each estimate. | Assurer checks whether the outlook is grounded in approved assumptions, whether the time horizons are consistent, and whether the estimates are too speculative or selectively presented. | Budget and forecast packs; scenario analysis files; planning assumptions; sensitivity analyses; time-horizon definitions; governance approval of the modelling basis. |
| Where we did not put a number on an effect, we recorded why, what it means in practice, and which financial statement lines could be touched. | Assurer probes whether the non-quantification is justified, whether the qualitative description is specific enough, and whether the linked financial lines are complete and accurate. | Non-quantification rationale; internal review notes; qualitative impact summaries; mapping to affected line items; evidence that quantification was considered and rejected for stated reasons. |
Пакет доказательств для подготовки
Типичные пробелы в отчётности
Типичные пробелы
Ошибки, которых стоит избегать при сборе данных
Где часто требуется профессиональное суждение
Примеры
Иллюстративные примеры
Синтетические, написаны LRA — это не выдержки из отчёта компании и не текст какого-либо стандарта.
We explain that a shift in customer demand toward lower-emission products is already changing how we sell, design and source components, so the board and its committees have approved a product redesign programme and a supplier-screening plan for the next two years. In this scenario, we expect a €120 million revenue effect, €18 million of extra operating spend, a €9 million balance-sheet effect and a €6 million cash effect, with the main lines likely touched being revenue, cost of sales, inventories, trade payables and operating cash flow.
- Our forward view is based on a three-scenario planning exercise covering the next 12, 24 and 60 months, using internal demand forecasts and transition assumptions; we expect the largest changes in the medium term, with a smaller effect in the short term and a more material shift by year five.
- We have not put numbers on some parts of the effect because the timing and size are still too uncertain; those unquantified items are described qualitatively as possible margin pressure, higher working-capital needs and occasional asset write-down risk, and they may affect revenue, operating profit, inventories, receivables and cash flow.
- We judge the business model to be resilient because the planned redesign, supplier changes and pricing actions should allow us to keep serving core customers even if the transition is slower or faster than expected.
Synthetic, illustrative only; figures are internally consistent and intended to show how a reporter might describe the interaction, response, quantified effects, unquantified effects and resilience in plain language.
We describe how hotter summers and water constraints are already influencing sourcing, production scheduling and product mix, and our management team has set a response plan covering water efficiency, recipe reformulation and selective price changes. On the basis of a climate-stress test and internal planning assumptions, we expect a €75 million revenue effect, €11 million of added costs, a €4 million asset and liability effect and a €3 million cash effect, with the most likely affected lines being sales, production costs, property and equipment, provisions and operating cash flow.
- Our outlook uses a two-path planning basis over the short, medium and longer term, and we expect the financial effect to build gradually rather than arrive all at once.
- We have left some items unquantified because the evidence is not yet strong enough to support a reliable estimate; qualitatively, those items could mean lower volumes in peak periods, higher utility and logistics spend, and possible impairment pressure on certain sites, affecting sales, operating expenses, fixed assets, provisions and cash generation.
- Even so, we consider the group reasonably robust because the response plan gives us options to shift sourcing, adjust production and protect supply to key customers if conditions worsen.
Synthetic, illustrative only; figures are internally consistent and intended to show a second plausible reporter with a different sector and a different pattern of effects.
Отчёты компаний
Как компании раскрывают SBM-3 на практике
Примеры полного и частичного раскрытия на практике. Это разборы на основе доказательств, а не готовые шаблоны для копирования.
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Сценарии для разбора
A manufacturer has identified a major transition risk from tighter product standards. The board has approved a shift toward lower-emission product lines, but the finance team has not yet linked that shift to any forecast changes.
A services group expects a new customer requirement to reduce revenue in one region over the next two years, while also increasing compliance spend and contract assets. Management has a rough estimate for revenue and costs, but not for the balance sheet effect.
A retailer has run an internal planning exercise using three climate pathways and a five-year budget cycle. The exercise shows that one pathway would materially affect store refurbishment timing, but the team is unsure whether to present the analysis as a resilience assessment or as a general planning input.
A mining group has identified a long-term water-stress risk that could affect production, but the impact is too uncertain to quantify reliably today. The team can describe likely operational effects and knows the issue may affect impairment testing and provisions.
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Соответствующие требования ESRS и смежные раскрытия
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FAQ
Вопросы, на которые отвечает эта страница
Start with the plain-language explainer, then work through the step-by-step preparation section and the draft-output section. The page is designed to help you turn source data into a draft narrative, table and content-index line rather than to act as an official standard.
The page lists the datapoints to prepare, including the interaction with strategy, the strategic and planned response, financial effects, assessment periods, planning basis and any qualitative explanation where figures are not available. Use that list as your collection checklist before drafting.
Use the page’s assessment-period and planning-basis datapoints, together with the resilience assessment and assessment method items, to define what period you are covering and how you reached the result. Keep the approach consistent with the evidence you can show in the pack.
The page is set up for use by a sustainability or ESG manager, HR or data owner, and an assurance reviewer, so ownership should sit with the people who can explain the data and provide evidence. Assign clear responsibility for each datapoint and for the final narrative before you draft.
The page includes a five-item evidence pack for assurance readiness, alongside six assurance claims to verify. Use those items to assemble the documents and support that show how the disclosure was prepared and what it is based on.
The page lists common reporting gaps and mistakes, so it is intended to help you spot missing data, weak explanations and unsupported claims before submission. Check the gaps list against your draft and evidence pack to reduce rework.
Use the synthetic examples as a model for structure, level of detail and how the quantitative table is presented. They are illustrative only, so adapt the format to your own facts and keep any numbers internally consistent.
The page includes a datapoint for why something is not quantified and a qualitative financial effect item, so you can explain the position rather than leaving a blank. Use the narrative starters in the draft-output section to turn that explanation into a clear draft.
The Download Centre provides a Prep & Assurance workbook in .xlsx format and a printable Library Card in .pdf format. Use the workbook to organise preparation and assurance checks, and the card as a quick reference while drafting.
It links to real published reports at the pages where the topic is disclosed, so you can see how others have presented similar information. Use it as a practical reference point, not as a template or official mapping.
The page’s draft-output section gives visualisation ideas, narrative starters and a content-index line to help you package the information for review. Use those elements to move from raw data to a readable draft that an internal reviewer can challenge.
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