ISSB S1 & S2 readiness, Scope 3 emissions, climate risk and assurance. Built as repeatable processes and data systems, not reports that expire every March.
Six engagements, shaped by what companies facing ISSB-aligned disclosure actually need. Scoped per engagement, priced on request.
A structured gap assessment against IFRS S1 and S2, mapped to your NSRF reporting phase, with a prioritised roadmap from current state to disclosure-ready.
Category screening across the value chain, calculation methodology, and the data collection workflows that make Scope 3 reporting repeatable year after year.
Assessment of physical and transition risks and opportunities, with scenario analysis aligned to ISSB and TCFD expectations and translated into decisions management can act on.
Quantifying climate-related risks and opportunities in financial terms, so disclosure moves from qualitative statements to numbers finance teams can stand behind.
Preparing your data, controls and documentation so an assurance provider can verify your disclosures without a scramble, from data trails to defined responsibilities.
Turning reporting requirements into repeatable organisational processes: defined metrics, clear ownership, and data collection workflows that improve consistency and traceability, with AI-enabled delivery where it helps.
Training and facilitated workshops for boards, C-suite, senior management and operational teams: sustainability governance, reporting requirements, materiality, climate risk, GHG emissions and data responsibilities. Tailored to your industry and ESG maturity, HRDC-claimable for eligible Malaysian employers.
Director and Principal Consultant
Su Faye has over 10 years of consulting experience in ESG and sustainability advisory, built on foundations in governance, risk management and internal audit. She has led sustainability, risk and internal audit engagements for more than 100 companies across Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, China, Hong Kong and Norway.
Her work spans sustainability strategies, frameworks and policies; stakeholder engagement and materiality assessments; ESG data collection and governance processes; and sustainability statements aligned with GRI, ISSB and TCFD. In recent years her focus has been building practical ESG systems that translate reporting requirements into repeatable organisational processes, with AI and automation applied under professional judgement to improve consistency and traceability.
She advises listed and privately held organisations, including companies preparing for an IPO, regional expansion or enhanced sustainability disclosures. Earlier in her career she worked in external audit with a Big Four accounting firm.
Property development, shipping & logistics, shipbuilding & chartering, port operations, heavy engineering & construction, financial services, technology, education, healthcare, industrial manufacturing, gold mining, forestry, fisheries and hydropower.
IFRS S1 and S2 are the ISSB sustainability disclosure standards. S1 sets the general requirements for disclosing sustainability-related risks and opportunities; S2 covers climate-related disclosures, including greenhouse gas emissions and climate risk. Together they are becoming the global baseline for sustainability reporting.
Yes, on a phased schedule. Malaysia's National Sustainability Reporting Framework (NSRF) adopts the ISSB standards for listed issuers, phased in from financial year 2025 starting with the largest Main Market companies, with other listed issuers and large non-listed companies following in later phases. Suppliers to reporting companies feel the requirements earlier through value chain data requests.
Scope 3 covers indirect emissions across your value chain, from purchased goods and logistics to the use of sold products, organised into 15 categories. It is difficult because the data sits outside your organisation. The fix is rarely more effort at reporting time; it is a defined methodology and data collection workflows that run through the year.
A structured way to test how your business performs under different climate futures, typically combining physical risks such as floods and heat with transition risks such as carbon pricing and shifting demand. ISSB S2 expects companies to use it, and done well it informs strategy rather than just filling a disclosure section.
Regulators and investors increasingly expect sustainability disclosures to be independently assured. Assurance readiness means your data has a traceable trail, your methodology and assumptions are documented, and responsibilities are defined, so an assurance provider can verify your numbers without months of rework.
Email info@grooveconsulting.org with a short note on your company, your reporting timeline, and what is driving the requirement, whether regulator, investor or customer. We respond within 2 working days with a recommended scope.
Tell us your reporting timeline and what is driving it. We respond within 2 working days with a recommended scope.