Scope 1 (est.)
55.1t CO₂e
Gas + fuel
VSME B3 · BURSA
Scope 2 (est.)
828.8t CO₂e
Electricity
VSME B3 · BURSA
Renewable
12%
Of electricity
Recycling
64%
Of total waste
Est. Waste
96tons
Exact figure
t CO₂e / year
% of electricity
% of total waste
Energy & Emissions
VSME B3 · BURSAWaste & Water
Supply Chain & Goals
Environmental Goals
30% absolute reduction in Scope 1+2 emissions by 2032 against a 2025 baseline. Rooftop solar expansion to 1.2 MWp by 2027. Waste diversion from disposal to 75% by 2028.
Certifications
Workforce & Governance
VSME B8 · B9 · B10 · B12Total employees
VSME B862
38 M · 24 F
Contracts and leavers
VSME B858 permanent / 4 temporary · 5 left during the period (≈ 8% of end-of-period headcount)
Work-related accidents
VSME B91
No fatalities
Workplace policies
VSME B2Paid at least the minimum wage
VSME B10Collective bargaining
VSME B10Declarations
Self-declaredSelf-reported by the company · not independently audited. Anything not listed here was not declared — which is not a statement that it is absent.
| Subject | Written policy | Staff training | Named person responsible |
|---|---|---|---|
| Environment and energy | |||
| Health and safety |
Optional · Pro feature — disclosures beyond the basic module.
VSME Comprehensive Add-on
VSME C2 · C3 · C4 · C6 · C7
Have you identified significant environmental impacts from your business activities?
VSME C2
Our largest impacts are grid electricity for CNC machining and surface treatment, metal swarf and spent cutting fluid, and water used in parts washing. Cutting fluid is our main hazardous stream and it is collected by a licensed contractor.
Have you taken any actions so far to reduce your environmental impact?
VSME C2
In 2025 we installed a 320 kWp rooftop solar array covering about 12% of our electricity, replaced two older compressors with variable-speed units, and moved to a closed-loop coolant system that cut cutting-fluid purchases by roughly a third.
Have you set any environmental improvement targets (even basic ones)?
VSME C2
Do you identify any environmental or regulatory risks that could affect your business?
VSME C4
Electricity tariff reform is our main exposure, since power is a large share of unit cost. We also expect our Bursa-listed customers to start requiring Scope 3 data from us, which we cannot produce today.
Do you see any business opportunities related to environmental or climate improvements?
VSME C1
Customers increasingly ask for supplier ESG data as part of qualification. Being able to answer quickly, with figures we can show the basis for, has already shortened two tender processes.
Has someone been assigned responsibility for sustainability or climate matters?
VSME C2
Have you implemented actions to reduce energy consumption or emissions?
VSME C3
Do you have a basic action plan for reducing emissions or improving environmental performance?
VSME C3
A three-year plan approved by the managing director: complete an energy audit of the machining hall in 2026, expand rooftop solar to 1.2 MWp by 2027, and reach ISO 14001 certification in 2028.
Climate transition readiness (IFRS S2 inputs)
IFRS S2
Have you set greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction targets?
IFRS S2 §33-36
Do your targets include short, medium, or long-term timeframes?
IFRS S2 §33-36
Do you have a defined strategy for addressing climate change?
IFRS S2 §14
Our approach is to cut grid dependence through on-site solar and efficiency work in the machining hall, and to keep improving material yield so less metal is bought and scrapped. We are targeting a 30% reduction in Scope 1+2 by 2032 against a 2025 baseline.
Is climate change material to your business operations?
IFRS S2 §10-12
Do you have a timeline for implementing your transition actions?
IFRS S2 §14
Have you allocated resources (budget / personnel) for your transition plan?
IFRS S2 §14
Do you assess the potential financial impact of climate change on your business?
Self-reported
Does your senior management or Board oversee climate-related risks and opportunities, and has responsibility been assigned to a specific person or role?
IFRS S2 §6
Do you have a process for identifying and assessing climate-related risks to your business?
Self-reported
Have you carried out any climate scenario analysis (for example a 1.5°C or 2°C scenario)?
IFRS S2 §22
Do you engage with suppliers on climate-related issues, or request ESG data from them?
Self-reported
SEDG — Bursa Malaysia
Simplified ESG Disclosure Guide v2 · Intermediate & Advanced indicators
Operations/suppliers with significant risk of child or forced labour
SEDG-S1.2
All production staff are directly employed and paid above the national minimum wage. Around a fifth of our workforce are migrant workers; we hold no passports and charge no recruitment fees, and we audited our two labour agents in 2025.
Total waste generated by classification
SEDG-E4.2
Employees trained in health & safety
SEDG-S4.2
Reduction in total water withdrawn
SEDG-E3.2
Employees trained on anti-corruption
SEDG-G4.2
Total Scope 3 GHG emissions (estimate)
SEDG-E1.5
Board (director) diversity
SEDG-S3.2
Sustainability-specific risks
SEDG-G3.3
Electricity price exposure, customer ESG qualification thresholds we may not meet on Scope 3, and dependence on a small number of skilled machinists in a tight local labour market.
Main operational and business risks
SEDG-G3.2
Single-site operation in Shah Alam, so a prolonged power outage or flood event would halt output. We hold a standby generator and dual supply agreements for our two highest-volume alloys.
Waste diverted from disposal, by recovery method
SEDG-E4.3
Recycled input materials in primary products
SEDG-E5.2
Passport published
Selangor Precision Sdn Bhd published a self-reported ESG Passport through EcoDiligence, structured for the frameworks below.
Structured for
- VSME Basic
- VSME Comprehensive (selected topics)
- SEDG
- IFRS S2 climate inputs
Calculation basis used to produce the figures above
The VSME Digital Template (Excel, taxonomy v1.3.0), pre-filled from this Passport, can be converted to XBRL with EFRAG's official converter once an entity identifier (LEI, D-U-N-S or EU ID) is provided; the converter flags any disclosures not yet filled: xbrl.efrag.org/convert/
This Passport has the entity identifier EFRAG's XBRL converter needs. The converter flags any disclosures not yet filled.
This Passport carries Bursa Malaysia SEDG (Simplified ESG Disclosure Guide v2) indicators — the Basic indicators are filled from the reported data, and the Intermediate and Advanced indicators provided are included. Download the SEDG Report (XLSX) from the Export menu above.
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