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ESRS sector groups
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Written by Jasper Akkermans
Updated over 3 months ago

As part of the disclosures required by SBM-1 of ESRS 2 Disclosure requirements, companies need to disclose a breakdown of the revenues by ESRS sector. This article mentions which sector groups + sectors need to be reviewed. Below is a description of how to choose relevant sectors.


Choosing the applicable sector-specific ESRS

  1. Sector identification: Report according to the sector-specific [draft] ESRS for your significant sectors. A sector is considered significant if:

    • It generates more than 10% of the undertaking's total revenue, or

    • It is associated with material actual or potential negative impacts.
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  2. Value chain consideration: In line with ESRS 1, include information on material impacts, risks, and opportunities related to direct and indirect business relationships within the value chain (upstream or downstream).
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  3. Internal activities: Also consider internal activities that don't produce revenue but are consolidated when they exceed 10% of total revenue or are connected to material impacts. These involve intra-group transactions that are eliminated during financial statement preparation.
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  4. Multiple sectors: If more than one significant sector is identified, apply all relevant sector-specific ESRS.
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  5. Sector determination: Identify your operations within the 35 sectors and 15 sector groups. Note that the sector group classification does not impact the required disclosures.

For more information on what activities fall under the sectors, see appendix A of this EFRAG article: Sector Classification SEC 1

Sector Group

Sector

Agriculture

Agriculture, Farming and Fishing

Forestry and wood products

Construction

Construction and Engineering

Utilities

Power Production and Energy Utilities

Water and Waste Services

Entertainment

Recreation and Leisure

Financial Institutions

Capital Markets

Credit Institutions

Insurance

Health Care

Health Care and Services

Hospitality

Accommodations

Food and Beverage Services

Durable Goods

Household durables n.e.c

Manufacturing

Aerospace, defence and services

Bioenergy

Chemicals and polymers

Construction Materials

Electronics and electrical equipment

Food and Beverages

Machinery and Equipment

Medical Instruments

Metal Processing

Motor Vehicles

Pharma and Biotechnology

Textiles, Accessories, Footwear and Jewelleries

Mining

Mining, Quarrying and Coal

Oil and Gas

Real Estate

Real Estate

Sales and Trade

Sales and Trade

Services

Education

Professional Services

Technology

Information Technology

Media and Communication

Transportation

Other Transportation

Road Transport

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