Transurban Corporate Report FY25 Introduction
Integrated reporting
This report provides an overview of our operations and performance during FY25.
Our sustainability reporting is integrated throughout this report. Content in this report has been informed by our annual sustainability materiality review (see Figure 1). FY25 materiality review Our FY25 review found that the topics identified in FY24 remain relevant, with minor updates. Key stakeholder feedback on our double materiality topics included: • Physical impacts of climate change remain a recognised risk • Safety continues to be a material topic, with potential impacts on our business and our social licence to operate.
• Regulatory reporting and compliance, and biodiversity and nature are emerging as significant areas of interest. • Macro trends including cost of living, political shifts, and geopolitical instability should be monitored (see page 9 for more information on these trends). Sustainability Strategy We continue to update our Sustainability Strategy and prepare for new Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards (ASRS) reporting obligations commencing in FY26. We remain focused on sustainability initiatives and activities that support our purpose to ‘be the link between people, places and progress’.
In FY25, we have provided reporting for our stakeholders using globally recognised sustainability frameworks including GRI, SASB and the UN SDGs. Further information on these frameworks and our double materiality process is available in our FY25 Sustainability Basis
of Preparation document and FY25 Sustainability Data Pack.
Figure 1 – FY25 material topics
TCFD/ SASB relevance
United Nations SDG 1
Material topic
GRI
SASB sector
Physical impacts of climate change
Scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions
Scope 3 GHG emissions and materials
Customer emissions
Sustainable mobility and transport
Community investment and partnerships
Stakeholder engagement
First Nations engagement, partnerships and participation
Road safety
Customer wellbeing
Customer experience and satisfaction
Cybersecurity and data privacy
Government and industry relationships
Responsible supply chain
Nature, biodiversity and ecological impact
ESG Governance and Disclosure
8 1 The content of this publication has not been approved by the United Nations and does not reflect the views of the United Nations or its officials or Member States
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