Where is SASB data commonly disclosed by companies?

SASB (Sustainability Accounting Standards Board) data is most commonly disclosed by companies in annual reports, sustainability reports, and integrated reports. This format allows for comprehensive communication to investors and stakeholders regarding sustainability performance, risks, and opportunities that are financially relevant.

Annual reports provide an overview of a company's financial performance, and incorporating SASB data enhances this by presenting the sustainability factors influencing business activities and financial outcomes. Similarly, sustainability reports focus specifically on a company’s environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance, aligning with SASB standards to ensure that relevant data is reported in a structured and comparable way.

Integrated reports combine financial and non-financial disclosures, showcasing how various aspects of the business are interconnected, which is vital for understanding long-term value creation. Including SASB data in these types of reports ensures stakeholders have easy access to crucial sustainability metrics that inform their decision-making processes.

Other options like regulatory filings may not consistently include detailed, standardized SASB data. Exclusive sustainability brochures typically do not provide the depth or breadth of information found in the reports mentioned. Online blogs and social media platforms can offer insightful content but lack the reliability and formal data structure expected in comprehensive reports.