ECA Integrated Solution Berhad
Sustainability Statement
About This Statement
Sustainability remains an integral consideration in how ECA Integrated Solution Berhad (“ECA” or the
“Group”) manages its business and long-term development. As a provider of high-quality automated
manufacturing solutions, the Group recognises the importance of balancing operational performance
with responsible environmental, social, and governance (“ESG”) practices.
As the Group continues to progress on its sustainability
journey, it remains focused on strengthening its practices
over time, taking into account regulatory developments,
stakeholder expectations, and key sustainability matters
that are relevant to its operations.
Reporting Scope and Boundary
This Sustainability Statement (“SS2025”) outlines the
Group’s initiatives and performance in relation to its
material sustainability matters. The disclosures cover ECA
and its wholly-owned subsidiaries, namely ECA Advanced
Solutions Sdn. Bhd. (“ECA Advanced Solutions”) in
Malaysia, as well as ECA Automation Vietnam Company
Limited in Vietnam. Unless otherwise stated, the
disclosures in this statement refer to the reporting period
from 1 November 2024 to 31 October 2025 (“FY2025”),
corresponding with ECA’s financial year.
Reporting Standards and Guidelines
The SS2025 has been prepared in compliance with
Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad’s (“Bursa Securities”)
ACE Market Listing Requirements (“AMLR”) and with
reference to Bursa Securities’ Sustainability Reporting
Guide (3rd Edition).
For a more comprehensive understanding of the
Group’s performance, this statement should be read
together with the other sections of the Group’s Annual
Report for FY2025.
Looking ahead, the Group intends to gradually align its
sustainability disclosures with the International Financial
Reporting Standards S1 General Requirements for
Disclosure of Sustainability-related Financial Information
(“IFRS S1”), and IFRS S2 Climate-related Disclosures
(“IFRS S2”), in line with the requirements under
Malaysia’s National Sustainability Reporting Framework
(“NSRF”).
Statement of Assurance
ECA’s Sustainability Statement for FY2025 has been
reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors (the
“Board”) on 13 February 2026. While the SS2025 has not
been subjected to independent external assurance, the
information and data disclosed have been verified for
accuracy by the relevant data owners and subsidiaries
within the Group.
Our Vision and Mission
Anchored by our vision and mission, ECA’s operations are
guided by a commitment to excellence and continuous
innovation. With extensive industry experience, the team
brings strong capabilities in process engineering, system
design, and market understanding, enabling us to develop
customised automation solutions for customers across a
wide range of industries.
ECA’s growth is shaped not only by technical expertise,
but also through meaningful collaboration. By fostering
close and long-standing partnerships with our
customers, we gain a deeper understanding of their
operational needs and objectives. These insights allow
us to deliver competitive automation solutions that are
responsive to evolving global requirements.
VISION
Our vision is to be a global partner
of engineering and manufacturing
automation solutions.
MISSION
Our mission is to deliver automation
solutions with superior machine
performance, excellent quality and
time to market.
Our Commitment
To ESG
ECA views ESG as an ongoing journey that
advances alongside its business and operating
environment. The Group integrates relevant
ESG considerations into its operations with a
focus on continuous improvement, informed
by regulatory developments and stakeholder
expectations.
As sustainability expectations and requirements continue to evolve, the Group strives to strengthen its approach to ESG progressively, guided by regulatory developments and stakeholder considerations. Our aim is to build a more resilient organisation that supports sustainable growth over the long term.
As sustainability expectations and requirements continue to evolve, the Group strives to strengthen its approach to ESG progressively, guided by regulatory developments and stakeholder considerations. Our aim is to build a more resilient organisation that supports sustainable growth over the long term.
Governance Structure
The Group’s sustainability governance structure provides oversight and coordination for sustainability-related matters across
ECA. This framework supports the monitoring and reporting of sustainability initiatives and provides a formal mechanism for
escalation and accountability within the Group.
Board of Directors
- Develops the Group’s strategy and exercises oversight of the Group’s sustainability agenda.
- Responsible for integrating sustainability in the Group’s business strategy.
Executive Directors
- Supports the Board in the development of sustainability strategies and framework.
- Oversees the implementation of sustainability initiatives across the Group.
Sustainability Working Group
- Led by an Executive Director and consists of key executives from various departments.
- Responsible for implementing, monitoring and reporting of the sustainability initiatives at ECA.
Stakeholder Engagement
The Group acknowledges the importance of stakeholder engagement in supporting informed decision-making and effective
risk management. The Group engages with a range of stakeholders to facilitate communication and feedback on matters
relevant to its operations and sustainability-related considerations. Stakeholders include parties who are impacted by the
Group’s operations, as well as those who have an interest in or influence over ECA’s activities. The table below outlines the
Group’s key stakeholder groups, their primary areas of interest and the corresponding engagement methods.
Materiality Assessment
The materiality assessment provides a structured approach for ECA to identify sustainability topics
that are relevant to the Group’s operations and stakeholders. It supports the Group’s understanding
of sustainability-related considerations that may influence operational performance and stakeholder
expectations, enabling management to focus resources and actions where they are most needed.
The Group’s materiality assessment was previously
established through management-led discussions,
including a materiality assessment workshop involving
senior management, supported by desktop reviews of
the Group’s business operations and key risk areas, with
input from the Board. As a result, ten (10) sustainability
matters were identified.
In FY2025, the Group reviewed the existing set of ten (10)
sustainability matters and determined that they remain
relevant to its current operations.
SUSTAINABILITY
ECONOMIC
- Economic & Market Presence
- Business Compliance
- Product Responsibility
- Supply Chain Management
SOCIAL
- Diversity & Inclusion in the Workplace
- Employee Engagement & Development
- Occupational Safety & Health
- Community Engagement