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Sustainability Reporting Services

Reporting under TSRS requires data to be collected regularly throughout the year. Defining the scope, data sources and responsibilities early makes it easier to prepare the report on time and consistently.

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TSRS 1 · TSRS 2 Turkish Sustainability Reporting Standards

THE TSRS FRAMEWORK

The four core areas of TSRS

Governance: Clear oversight
Strategy: Plan ahead
Risk management: Know the risks
Metrics & targets: Measure progress

WHAT WE DO

Our services

01

Scope and roadmap

Determining the TSRS obligation, current-state and needs analysis; preparing a TSRS 1 and TSRS 2 compliance roadmap.

02

Risks, opportunities and materiality

Identifying sustainability- and climate-related risks and opportunities; materiality assessment; structuring governance, strategy, risk management, metrics and targets.

03

Data and processes

Identifying data sources and responsible units; setting up data collection, control and reporting processes, including greenhouse gas data.

04

Readiness for reporting and assurance

Consistency checks against the financial statements, technical support in preparing the report, hands-on training for management and teams, and documentation in preparation for assurance.

We do not provide sustainability assurance services.

WHO MUST REPORT

Which companies fall under TSRS?

Capital markets institutions and listed companies, banks and other financial institutions, insurance and pension companies, and entities operating in precious metals are in scope. Entities in these groups report under TSRS when they exceed at least two of the three criteria below for two consecutive reporting periods. No threshold applies to banks.

TOTAL ASSETSNET SALES REVENUENUMBER OF EMPLOYEES
TRY 1 billionTRY 2 billion500

For 2026 reports: The transition relief allowing the sustainability report to be published after the financial statements has been extended to 2026 reports for all entities.

Source: KGK Board Decision 01/21634, as amended by the Decision of 13 January 2026 (Official Gazette 16 January 2026, No. 33139), for periods beginning on or after 1 January 2025. KGK Board Decision of 19 October 2026 (Official Gazette 22 October 2026, No. 33408). For general information only.

REGULATORY RADAR · EPISODE 7 Sustainability reporting: 2026 reliefs Three transitional reliefs were extended to 2026 reports; the voluntary reporting option for small financial institutions was removed. KGK Board Decisions 46753 and 46754 · Official Gazette 22 October 2026

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between TSRS 1 and TSRS 2?

TSRS 1 sets out the general disclosure requirements for all sustainability-related risks and opportunities. TSRS 2 covers disclosures specific to climate-related risks and opportunities.

When is the sustainability report published?

As a rule, it is published at the same time as, and for the same period as, the related financial statements. By the KGK decision dated 19 October 2026, 2026 reports may be published after the financial statements.

Is it mandatory to report Scope 3 emissions?

Under the transition provisions of TSRS 2, disclosure of Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions is not required in the first reporting period. Additional reliefs apply to certain financial institutions.

Can we prepare a report if we are outside the scope?

Yes, voluntary reporting is possible. For a report to state compliance with TSRS, the requirements of the standards must be met.

Do you provide sustainability assurance?

No. We provide advisory and assurance-readiness services; we do not provide assurance engagements.

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