Climate Risk Series Infrastructure Report

Australia has entered a new era of corporate transparency with the introduction of mandatory climate-related financial disclosures under the Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards (ASRS). In partnership with Monash Business School, Purpose Bureau has launched the Climate Risk Series, shedding light on this changing landscape.

Report One: Understanding the ASRS Reporting Universe is now available and Report Two will be released in early 2026. This landmark analysis provided the first bottom up view of more than 1,100 Group 1 and Group 2 reporting companies, revealing their shape, origin, industry composition, and preparedness for mandatory climate disclosures.

Climate Risk Series Special Edition: Infrastructure Value-chain Report

Australia’s infrastructure sector is central to the climate transition. But how prepared are they for mandatory disclosure? We’ve teamed up with the Infrastructure Sustainability Council to go deeper into what climate risk looks like across the infrastructure value chain.

Building on ‘Climate Risk Series Report One: Understanding the ASRS Reporting Universe’, this report uses our entity level database to deliver sector specific insights into exposure, preparedness, and disclosure risk for infrastructure organisations.

The report explores:

✔️ Which sectors across the infrastructure value chain fall under ASRS reporting requirements, and how prepared they are to meet them

✔️ Where transition risk is most concentrated, from high emitting material suppliers to heavy transport operators, and which segments are least competitive in a low carbon economy.

✔️ The readiness of asset owners, benchmarking constructors, consultants, investors, and operators, showing where disclosure maturity is strongest and where urgent action is neededearly 2026