Kingsford Fabrication Pty Ltd
Reporting period(2025)
Last confirmed 11 February 2026 · demo-au
Scope 1 (est.)
51.1t CO₂e
Gas + fuel
Scope 2 (est.)
499.2t CO₂e
Electricity
Renewable
18%
Of electricity
Recycling
71%
Of total waste
Est. Waste
62tons
Exact figure
t CO₂e / year
% of electricity
% of total waste
Energy & Emissions
Waste & Water
Supply Chain & Goals
Environmental Goals
45% absolute reduction in Scope 1+2 emissions by 2033 against a 2025 baseline. GreenPower contract to 100% of grid electricity by 2026. Steel offcut waste to under 5% of material purchased by 2028.
Certifications
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VSME Comprehensive Add-on
VSME C2 · C3 · C4
Have you identified significant environmental impacts from your business activities?
VSME C2-1
Our biggest impact is grid electricity in Victoria, which has one of the most carbon-intensive grids in the country. After that it is steel offcuts, welding fume extraction and the solvents used in surface preparation.
Have you taken any actions so far to reduce your environmental impact?
VSME C2-2
We moved 40% of our electricity onto a GreenPower contract in 2025 and installed a 180 kWp rooftop array that covers about 18% of our own load. We also changed our nesting software, which cut steel offcut waste by roughly a fifth.
Have you set any environmental improvement targets (even basic ones)?
VSME C2-3
Do you identify any environmental or regulatory risks that could affect your business?
VSME C2-4
Our main risk is commercial rather than physical: our largest customer is an ASRS Group 1 entity and has told us that climate data will form part of supplier qualification from 2027. Losing that panel position would be material to us.
Do you see any business opportunities related to environmental or climate improvements?
VSME C2-5
Being able to answer a Group 1 customer's climate questionnaire quickly has already won us work that used to go to larger fabricators with in-house sustainability staff.
Has someone been assigned responsibility for sustainability or climate matters?
VSME C3-1
Have you implemented actions to reduce energy consumption or emissions?
VSME C4-1
Do you have a basic action plan for reducing emissions or improving environmental performance?
VSME C4-4
Board-approved three-year plan: lift the GreenPower contract to 100% of grid electricity in 2026, replace the two oldest plasma units in 2027, and begin measuring purchased-steel emissions with our two main mills in 2028.
ISSB Transition Readiness + ASRS Alignment
AASB S2 · IFRS S1 · S2
Have you set greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction targets?
IFRS S2 §23(a)
Do your targets include short, medium, or long-term timeframes?
IFRS S2 §23(b)
Do you have a defined strategy for addressing climate change?
IFRS S2 §22-23
We are targeting a 45% reduction in Scope 1+2 by 2033 against a 2025 baseline, almost entirely by decarbonising electricity: GreenPower to 100%, more rooftop solar, and replacing gas pre-heat with electric where the metallurgy allows.
Is climate change material to your business operations?
IFRS S1 §60-61
Do you have a timeline for implementing your transition actions?
IFRS S2 §23(b)
Have you allocated resources (budget / personnel) for your transition plan?
IFRS S2 §23(c)
Do you assess the potential financial impact of climate change on your business?
IFRS S2 §20-21
Does your senior management or Board oversee climate-related risks and opportunities, and has responsibility been assigned to a specific person or role?
AASB S2 / IFRS S2 §6
The managing director holds climate responsibility and reports to the board quarterly. We are not large enough for a board committee, so oversight sits with the full board of four.
Do you have a process for identifying and assessing climate-related risks to your business?
AASB S2 / IFRS S2 §25
Have you carried out any climate scenario analysis (for example a 1.5°C or 2°C scenario)?
AASB S2 / IFRS S2 §22
Do you engage with suppliers on climate-related issues, or request ESG data from them?
AASB S2 / IFRS S2 §B6
Workforce & Governance
VSME B8 · B9 · B10 · B12Total employees
VSME B841
33 M · 7 F · 1 other
Work-related accidents
VSME B92
No fatalities
Workplace policies
VSME B12Collective bargaining
VSME B10Disclosure complete
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