Sanica Isı Sanayi has released its 2025 sustainability report, the first aligned with TĆ¼rkiye Sustainability Reporting Standards (TSRS). The report covers the same period as its annual accounts and includes independent assurance. It discloses Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions calculated under TSRS 2 and ISO 14064-1, while using permitted exemptions to omit Scope 3 and comparative data in this first reporting year. The company quantifies that 55.17% of its assets and activities are exposed to physical and transition climate risks. It has allocated TL 63.6 million to climate-related investments, focusing on efficiency, renewables, and low-carbon materials. These investments are meant to manage future carbon costs and maintain competitiveness as carbon pricing becomes more common. For investors and sustainability watchers, the key takeaway is the materiality of climate risk in the company's own assessment. The report signals that Turkish industrial firms are beginning to treat climate disclosure as a financial issue, not just a compliance exercise.
