⚠ ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE — “DMO” is a fictional company; all figures are for product demonstration only. Demo: each E/S/G pillar shows only the top-10 + bottom-10 indicators, not the full 400+ indicator set.
ESG Assessment Report

DMO Joint Stock Company — Illustrative Sample

DMO · HOSE · Consumer Goods / Food & Beverage

2025 · Prepared by Green5 — Independent ESG Assessment

Market cap
~12,500 bn VND (sample)
Listed
15/06/2016
Fiscal year
31/12
AGM
24/04/2025
Employees
~4,200
Headquarters
Ho Chi Minh City
Business
Packaged food & beverage manufacturing
Confidential — Board / Investor Use

Reading this report

This report rates public ESG disclosure on a 0–100 scale across two layers — Public Transparency (T) and Public Maturity (M). A third layer, Verified Rating, applies once independent assurance evidence is provided.

Executive summary

DMO Joint Stock Company — Illustrative Sample is assessed at the Advanced band overall (ESG 73.3). Public Transparency is 83 (Leading) and Public Maturity 63.6 (Established). Performance is strongest on Social (78.3) and weakest on Environment (66.1). Assurance coverage stands at 82%.

ESG
73.3
Advanced ★★★★
T · Transparency
83
Leading ★★★★★
M · Maturity
63.6
Established ★★★

Key takeaways for the Board

STRENGTHSocial leads at 78.3 (Advanced) — the strongest pillar.
WATCHLISTEnvironment is the weakest pillar at 66.1; disclosure here is the priority gap.
CRITICAL0 critical indicator(s) sit below 40 on Transparency and should be addressed immediately.
OPPORTUNITYClosing the high-priority gaps can lift the ESG score from Advanced toward Leading (+6.7 pts) within one cycle.

Performance by pillar — Transparency vs Maturity

0255075100TransparencyMaturityEnvironmentT 75.8 · M 56.4SocialT 87.9 · M 68.6GovernanceT 85.3 · M 65.8

Recommendation Lift Transparency in Environment first — Maturity headroom means disclosure changes alone (policy publication, KPI tabulation) narrow the gap without new operational investment.

Where the Issuer sits on the band scale

035506580100ESG 73.3T 83M 63.6

Recommendation A 0-point lift on Transparency and 1.4-point on Maturity would bring the Issuer into the Leading band — achievable in one cycle by combining target-setting with the disclosure actions above.

Company & Governance Profile

Board size9
Independent members3 (33%)
Women on board3 (33%)
CommitteesAudit · HR-Remuneration · Risk · ESG (4 committees); Supervisory Board (3)
Chair / CEOSeparate
Board meetings8
Board & exec remunerationBudget approved annually by AGM; disclosed per-person
OwnershipFounders & family 41.2% · Foreign 33.5% · Other 25.3%
Major shareholders (>5%)DMO Holdings 41.2% · ABC Global Fund 12.8% · XYZ Asia Equity 7.4%
Latest AGMAnnual AGM 24 Apr 2025 · all resolutions passed
Related-party transactionsFeedstock purchased from an associate (fully disclosed)

Industry positioning

Ranked 1/14 in Food & Beverage. ESG 73.3 vs industry median 51.3 (+22).

Industry leader· percentile 96 · top quartile ✓
Co. 73.30255075100

Distribution of 14 industry peers · band = interquartile range (Q1 43.3–Q3 61.3), line = median 51.3

0255075100This company73.3Industry median51.3Industry leader · DMO73.3
PillarCo.Industry medianGapIndustry leader
Environment66.134+32.1DMO · 66.1
Social78.347+31.3DMO · 78.3
Governance75.644+31.6DMO · 75.6

Topic-level positioning (industry percentile)

Ranked 1/14 in Food & Beverage · 96th percentile. DMO leads all six material clusters — every topic sits in the industry top quartile.

Interquartile range (Q1–Q3)MedianDMOClimate – energy62Water58Packaging & circularity64Food safety & consumers73Workforce70Governance & transparency690255075100
Material clusterDMOIndustry medianPosition
Climate – energy6231Top quartile ✓
Water5828Top quartile ✓
Packaging & circularity6433Top quartile ✓
Food safety & consumers7340Top quartile ✓
Workforce7038Top quartile ✓
Governance & transparency6935Top quartile ✓

Score history

YearESGTMAssuranceBand
202360.36851.660%Established
202467.37657.672%Advanced
202573.38363.682%Advanced
Change vs prior+6+7+6+10Band changed

Material-issue heatmap

Each cell is one material issue, scored 0–100. A “Not applicable” cell is a topic not material to the industry (no indicators in scope) — distinct from “Not disclosed”.

Six high-level material clusters

Climate & energy
60.2
Water
62.3
Packaging & circularity
61.2
Food safety & consumers
57.8
Workforce
88.7
Governance & transparency
69.3

Detail by topic

Strong (≥ 65)Good (50–65)Mid (35–50)Needs work (< 35)Not disclosedNot applicable
Environment
Climate Change
60.2▲5.7
Environment
Pollution
61.3▲5.9
Environment
Water & Marine Resources
62.3▲6.2
Environment
Biodiversity
63.4▲6.4
Environment
Resource Use & Circular Economy
64.4▲6.7
Environment
Cross-cutting
58▲5.1
Social
Own Workforce
88.7▲9.3
Social
Workers in Value Chain
89.7▲9.6
Social
Affected Communities
90.8▲9.8
Social
Consumers & End-users
57.8▲2
Social
Cross-cutting Social
73.1▲5.6
Governance
Business Conduct & Ethics
67.6▲5
Governance
Board Governance
68.6▲5.3
Governance
Risk Management & Internal Controls
69.7▲5.5
Governance
Legal, Regulatory & Political Influence Governance
70.7▲5.8
Governance
Tax & Ownership Transparency
71.8▲6
Governance
Stakeholder, Shareholder, Grievance & Human Rights Governance
72.8▲6.3
Governance
Data, Cybersecurity, AI & Platform Governance
73.9▲6.5
Governance
Remuneration & Accountability
74.9▲6.8
Governance
Strategy & Resilience
76▲7
Governance
Cross-cutting Governance Methodology
87.7▲9.8

Strongest

  • Affected Communities90.8 ▲9.8
  • Workers in Value Chain89.7 ▲9.6
  • Own Workforce88.7 ▲9.3
  • Cross-cutting Governance Methodology87.7 ▲9.8
  • Strategy & Resilience76 ▲7

Disclosed — quality to improve

Priority to disclose

E Environment — 66.1 Advanced

Pillar overview — score by area

0255075100Climate Change60.2Pollution61.3Water & Marine Resources62.3Biodiversity63.4Resource Use & Circular Economy64.4Cross-cutting58

Recommendation Concentrate disclosure on Cross-cutting to lift the pillar with the least effort.

Quantitative metrics by year

Metric20242025Unit
Scope 1 emissions58.40054.900tCO₂e
Scope 2 emissions71.20066.100tCO₂e
Water intensity3,83,3m³/tấn SP
Renewable energy share34%
Packaging recycled content52%

Strongest indicators

FoundationalDevelopingEstablishedAdvancedLeading
End‑of‑Life Product Collection Rate T M
Fossil Fuel Subsidies Disclosure T M
Airlines — Environmental — 01 T M
Bio‑based Material Share T M
Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) Breakdown T M
Auto Parts — Environmental — 01 T M
Multiline and Specialty Retailers & Distributors — Environmental — 01 T M
Advertising & Marketing — Environmental — 01 T M

Recommendation Lift the two strongest indicators one band higher by adding third-party assurance and a public KPI dashboard — low-effort, investor-grade signals.

Disclosed but low — strengthen these

FoundationalDevelopingEstablishedAdvancedLeading
Agricultural Products — Environmental — 01 T M
★ Scope 2 Emissions T M
Food Waste by Value Chain Stage T M
Air Freight & Logistics — Environmental — 01 T M
PCAF Data Quality Score T M
Scope 3 Emissions (Cat 1-15) T M
PCAF Asset Class Coverage T M
★ Financed Emissions (PCAF) T M

Recommendation Publish the quantitative figures behind the lowest items — already managed internally; disclosure alone lifts the headline.

Watchlist — lowest disclosure

  • Agricultural Products — Environmental — 01
  • Scope 2 Emissions ★
  • Food Waste by Value Chain Stage
  • Air Freight & Logistics — Environmental — 01
  • PCAF Data Quality Score
  • Scope 3 Emissions (Cat 1-15)
  • PCAF Asset Class Coverage
  • Financed Emissions (PCAF) ★

Recommendation Address the lowest-disclosure items first; policy publications are the fastest wins and can be drafted, approved and disclosed within one quarter.

Indicator heatmap (T | M)

FoundationalDevelopingEstablishedAdvancedLeading
TM
End‑of‑Life Product Collection Rate
Fossil Fuel Subsidies Disclosure
Airlines — Environmental — 01
Bio‑based Material Share
Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) Breakdown
Auto Parts — Environmental — 01
Multiline and Specialty Retailers & Distributors — Environmental — 01
Advertising & Marketing — Environmental — 01
Water Stewardship Certification
★ Insurance-Associated Emissions (PCAF Insurance Standard)
TM
Managed Care — Environmental — 01
Tobacco — Environmental — 01
★ Financed Emissions (PCAF)
PCAF Asset Class Coverage
Scope 3 Emissions (Cat 1-15)
PCAF Data Quality Score
Food Waste by Value Chain Stage
Air Freight & Logistics — Environmental — 01
★ Scope 2 Emissions
Agricultural Products — Environmental — 01

Recommendation Manage to the lowest cells: publishing a quantitative disclosure for the weakest item in each area shifts the colour balance of the next heatmap.

S Social — 78.3 Advanced

Pillar overview — score by area

0255075100Own Workforce88.7Workers in Value Chain89.7Affected Communities90.8Consumers & End-users57.8Cross-cutting Social73.1

Recommendation Concentrate disclosure on Consumers & End-users to lift the pillar with the least effort.

Quantitative metrics by year

Metric2025Unit
Female workforce46%
Training hours / employee38giờ
LTIFR0,28/triệu giờ

Strongest indicators

FoundationalDevelopingEstablishedAdvancedLeading
Processes for engaging with affected communities T M
Processes for engaging with own workforce about impacts T M
Processes to remediate negative impacts and channels to raise concerns T M
Adequate wages T M
Processes to remediate negative impacts (communities) T M
Social protection T M
Taking action on material impacts on affected communities T M
Persons with disabilities T M

Recommendation Lift the two strongest indicators one band higher by adding third-party assurance and a public KPI dashboard — low-effort, investor-grade signals.

Disclosed but low — strengthen these

FoundationalDevelopingEstablishedAdvancedLeading
Training and skills T M
★ Health and safety T M
Work-life balance T M
Gender Pay Gap (ratio %) T M
Incidents and complaints T M
Targets related to consumers T M
Targets related to value chain workers T M

Recommendation Publish the quantitative figures behind the lowest items — already managed internally; disclosure alone lifts the headline.

Watchlist — lowest disclosure

  • Training and skills
  • Health and safety ★
  • Work-life balance
  • Gender Pay Gap (ratio %)
  • Incidents and complaints
  • Targets related to consumers
  • Targets related to value chain workers
  • Policies related to affected communities ★

Recommendation Address the lowest-disclosure items first; policy publications are the fastest wins and can be drafted, approved and disclosed within one quarter.

Indicator heatmap (T | M)

FoundationalDevelopingEstablishedAdvancedLeading
TM
Processes for engaging with affected communities
Processes for engaging with own workforce about impacts
Modern Slavery Statement
Processes to remediate negative impacts and channels to raise concerns
Adequate wages
Processes to remediate negative impacts (communities)
Social protection
Social & HR Training
Taking action on material impacts on affected communities
Persons with disabilities
TM
Characteristics of employees | turnover & non-employees
★ Policies related to own workforce
★ Policies related to affected communities
Targets related to value chain workers
Targets related to consumers
Incidents and complaints
Gender Pay Gap (ratio %)
Work-life balance
★ Health and safety
Training and skills

Recommendation Manage to the lowest cells: publishing a quantitative disclosure for the weakest item in each area shifts the colour balance of the next heatmap.

G Governance — 75.6 Advanced

Pillar overview — score by area

0255075100Business Conduct & Ethics67.6Board Governance68.6Risk Management & Internal Controls69.7Legal, Regulatory & Political Influence…70.7Tax & Ownership Transparency71.8Stakeholder, Shareholder, Grievance & H…72.8Data, Cybersecurity, AI & Platform Gove…73.9Remuneration & Accountability74.9Strategy & Resilience76Cross-cutting Governance Methodology87.7

Recommendation Concentrate disclosure on Business Conduct & Ethics to lift the pillar with the least effort.

Strongest indicators

FoundationalDevelopingEstablishedAdvancedLeading
Internal Audit Coverage of ESG T M
ESG Risk Register & Mitigation Plan T M
Grievance Mechanism Effectiveness T M
Disclosure vs Performance Adjustment – Methodology T M
Board Challenge Function T M
Political Contributions Approval T M
Risk Culture T M
★ Extractives License-to-Operate Governance T M

Recommendation Lift the two strongest indicators one band higher by adding third-party assurance and a public KPI dashboard — low-effort, investor-grade signals.

Disclosed but low — strengthen these

FoundationalDevelopingEstablishedAdvancedLeading
Extractives Revenue Transparency T M
Contextual Scoring Flag T M
★ Labor-Intensive Manufacturing Governance T M
Healthcare Promotional Compliance T M
Contextual Benchmarking for Volume Metrics T M
Incident Discovery Source T M
Data Governance for Tech T M
★ Fiduciary Governance T M

Recommendation Publish the quantitative figures behind the lowest items — already managed internally; disclosure alone lifts the headline.

Watchlist — lowest disclosure

  • Extractives Revenue Transparency
  • Contextual Scoring Flag
  • Labor-Intensive Manufacturing Governance ★
  • Healthcare Promotional Compliance
  • Contextual Benchmarking for Volume Metrics
  • Incident Discovery Source
  • Data Governance for Tech
  • Fiduciary Governance ★

Recommendation Address the lowest-disclosure items first; policy publications are the fastest wins and can be drafted, approved and disclosed within one quarter.

Indicator heatmap (T | M)

FoundationalDevelopingEstablishedAdvancedLeading
TM
Internal Audit Coverage of ESG
ESG Risk Register & Mitigation Plan
Disclosure vs Performance Adjustment – Methodology
★ Extractives License-to-Operate Governance
Lobbying Alignment with Paris Agreement
Grievance Mechanism Effectiveness
Board Challenge Function
Risk Culture
Political Contributions Approval
★ Indirect Lobbying via Trade Associations
TM
Pharma Clinical Trial Integrity
★ Self-Reporting vs Forced Disclosure
★ Fiduciary Governance
Data Governance for Tech
Incident Discovery Source
Contextual Benchmarking for Volume Metrics
Healthcare Promotional Compliance
Contextual Scoring Flag
★ Labor-Intensive Manufacturing Governance
Extractives Revenue Transparency

Recommendation Manage to the lowest cells: publishing a quantitative disclosure for the weakest item in each area shifts the colour balance of the next heatmap.

Business mix & exposure

Six material clusters: Climate–energy; Water; Packaging & circularity; Food safety & quality; Workforce; Governance & ethics.

SegmentShareRelated material topics
Beverages54%Water · Packaging · Sugar & nutrition
Packaged food33%Food safety · Cold chain · Waste
Other13%Supply chain · Traceability
Export (exposure indicator)~28%Illustrative figures for a sample report — not a real company.

Enterprise-wide: food safety, climate, water, labour, supply-chain ethics, cybersecurity.

Illustrative figures for a sample report — not a real company.

Resilience by topic

The Resilience (R) model places three quantities side by side for each material topic (0–100): MR — required management capacity (what the sector's exposure demands), MC — actual management capacity (from Maturity M), and R — resilience.

45515864714754616976Management capacity (better →)Risk exposure (higher →)At-risk (R<50)Developing (R≥50)MR thresholdWorkforceGovernance & transparencyPackaging & circularityWaterClimate & energyFood safety & consumers
Material topicMR
Required
MC
Actual
GapRResilience band
Climate & energy6466.5+2.566.2Developing
Water60.563+2.566.8Developing
Packaging & circularity5864+670.3Resilient
Food safety & consumers6671+571.5Resilient
Workforce5562+771.2Resilient
Governance & transparency5766+972.6Resilient

R company-wide: 68.5 Developing

Recommendation DMO's management capacity (MC) exceeds sector requirements (MR) across every cluster → R in the Resilient band; strongest on Governance and Food safety. Illustrative sample.

Resilience (R) bands

Critical < 25At-risk 25–50Developing 50–70Resilient 70–85Adaptive leader ≥ 85

Disclosed incidents & sanctions

Only incidents disclosed by the issuer/authorities this cycle — no external news monitoring.

ItemStatus
Serious product recalls0
Food-safety penaltiesNone recorded
Material environmental incidentsNone recorded
Confirmed corruption0

Independent assurance by topic

Public Transparency (T) is multiplied by an indicator-level assurance factor: independently verified indicators keep full weight, self-declared ones are discounted. Overall assurance coverage reaches 85% (limited independent assurance, ISAE 3000).

Assurance coverage by pillar

0255075100Environment82%Social88%Governance86%

Assurance status by topic / indicator

✓ Independently assured
  • Scope 1 & 2 emissions
  • Water & energy use
  • Occupational safety (LTIFR)
  • Packaging recycled content
◐ Partially assured
  • Climate policy & commitments
  • Food safety & quality
  • Risk management & internal control
○ Self-declared — unverified
  • Scope 3 emissions
  • Supplier diversity

Recommendation Bringing the "self-declared" set into assurance scope next cycle is a fast lever to lift T without changing operations. Target assurance coverage ≥ 90% next cycle.

Vietnam Transparency Readiness Score (VTRS)

77.3VTRS
0255075100Environment66.1Social78.3Governance75.6

Recommendation Prioritise the 0 policy-level actions in the weakest topics first — these close the Vietnam legal-disclosure gap fastest.

Framework alignment

0255075100GRI · 78IFRS S1 · 62IFRS S2 · 58TCFD · 66ESRS · 54

Recommendations for the Board and Investors

Quick wins · next 0–3 months

ActionWhy it mattersImpact
Publish an SBTi-aligned emissions targetLifts the climate score and aligns with IFRS S2 quickly.+4
Independently assure the ESG KPI set (ISAE 3000)Raises the transparency multiplier on disclosed KPIs.+5

Strategic positioning · 12+ months

ActionWhy it mattersImpact
Set basin-level water-reuse targetsReduces water risk in water-stressed basins.+3

Targets for the next reporting cycle

MetricCurrentTarget
ESG score73.380+
Transparency83maintain
Maturity63.665+
VTRS77.380+
Assurance coverage82%maintain
Watchlist indicators24Cần giảm

Issuer feedback loop

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Illustrative sample report — figures are not from a real company.

Methodology notes

Two-layer model: Transparency (T) evaluates publicly evidenced disclosure with an assurance multiplier; Maturity (M) scores practice depth against a rubric. A Verified Rating layer is reserved for independently assured items. VTRS is computed over ESG topics with a Vietnam legal basis. This is a management assessment for board/investor discussion, not an audit opinion or compliance conclusion.

Key documents used

DocumentPeriodReleasedUse
Sustainability Report 2025 (primary ESG source)202503/2026Full · limited independent assurance (ISAE 3000)
Annual Report 2025202503/2026Full
Audited consolidated FS 2025202502/2026Full