Climate Change
Our Commitment
The company places importance on managing greenhouse gas emissions from its operations. Given that the company's business nature is that of a holding company and businesses related to technology and services,
which operate primarily through office buildings, information technology systems, and business support activities, the company's sources of greenhouse gas emissions therefore arise mainly from electricity consumption in offices and energy use from operational support activities, rather than from direct industrial production processes.
The company therefore strives to continuously develop and elevate its climate change management plan, setting targets to reduce environmental impact throughout its operational processes, alongside building awareness and shared responsibility among employees and all stakeholder groups, in order to support the transition to a low-carbon economy and long-term sustainable growth through the systematic implementation of greenhouse gas reduction measures. These include the use of renewable energy within the organization, such as the installation of solar rooftop power generation systems, as well as improvements to cooling systems and building management, along with the installation of automated energy control systems to enhance energy efficiency.
In terms of resource management, the company aims to become a Zero Waste organization by reducing the use of waste-generating materials, promoting waste separation and recycling, and instilling environmental consciousness among employees through continuous communication and awareness campaigns to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in daily life.
Through these measures, the company aims to embed sustainability into every operational process — not only to reduce environmental impact, but also to foster collaboration and shared responsibility among all sectors in working toward a sustainable and environmentally friendly future.
Supporting The SDGs Goal
Advancing global sustainability through alignment with the UN SDGs.
Stakeholders Directly Impacted
Goals
Greenhouse Gas Management
- Reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 1% per year
- Achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050
Energy Management
- Reduce electricity consumption intensity by no less than 2% compared to the base year
Performance Highlights
Greenhouse Gas Management
In 2025, total Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions:
Energy Management
In 2025, electricity consumption from external sources:
Clean energy electricity consumption (Solar Rooftop):
- Total electricity consumption: 1,030,194.56 kWh
- Equivalent to 160.55 kWh per square meter per year
To address the energy crisis and its potential impacts, the company prioritizes efficient and sustainable energy management by aiming to reduce the consumption of non-renewable energy and dependency on external energy sources. The company's commitment to tackling this issue aligns with the goals set forth by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), which seeks to address global climate change caused by greenhouse gas emissions resulting from human activities and excessive energy use.
In terms of actions, the company has initiated various projects focusing on energy conservation and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. One key initiative is increasing the proportion of renewable energy usage, particularly solar energy, which is sustainable and unaffected by natural resource scarcity.
Additionally, the company has implemented energy conservation projects emphasizing optimal and efficient energy use. These projects aim to reduce energy consumption in business activities, such as electricity usage for computer systems, air conditioning, and building lighting systems. This is achieved through improved energy management, minimizing unnecessary energy loss, and adopting energy-efficient technologies in equipment to reduce unnecessary energy consumption.
Furthermore, the company has introduced measures to reduce the use of devices or equipment that are highly polluting or consume excessive energy, aligning with environmental conservation goals and minimizing environmental impacts resulting from the company’s energy use. These efforts ensure a continuous reduction in purchased energy consumption while promoting activities related to carbon emission reductions whenever possible.
Energy Consumption Data for Jaymart Headquarters (as of December 31, 2025)
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| Category | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total Non-Renewable Energy Consumption (Energy Purchased from External Sources) | kWh | 2,039,987 | 1,795,000 | 898,636.00 |
| Total Renewable Energy Consumption | kWh | 210,628 | 242,700 | 131,558.56 |
| Total Energy Consumption | kWh | 2,250,615 | 2,037,700 | 1,030,194.56 |
Summary of Greenhouse Gas Emissions at Jaymart Headquarters (as of December 31, 2025)
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| Category | Scope | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total greenhouse gas emissions at headquarters | Scope 1 - 3 | tCO2e | 2,144.51 | 1,053.65 | 493.63 |
| Direct greenhouse gas emissions | Scope 1 | tCO2e | 1,124.72 | 156.33 | 44.40 |
| Indirect greenhouse gas emissionsEmissions from Imported Energy Location-based | Scope 2 | tCO2e | 1,019.79 | 897.32 | 449.23 |
| Other indirect greenhouse gas emissions | Scope 3 | tCO2e | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Separately Report (R-22) | tCO2e | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
| Greenhouse Gas Emissions Intensity per Square Meter (Carbon Intensity) | Scope 1-3 | tCO2e | 0.20 | 0.10 | 0.079 |
Note:
- Environmental data and greenhouse gas emissions reporting for Jaymart Group Holdings PCL (at the Head Office premises)
- Covers the operational scope of subsidiaries and affiliated companies within the Jaymart Group, namely Jaymart Mobile Company Limited, Brewing Happiness Company Limited, J Elite Company Limited, and JGS Synergy Power Company Limited.
- In 2025, the company improved its environmental data collection and management structure to enhance accuracy, completeness, and alignment with relevant greenhouse gas reporting standards.
- As a result, the company has designated 2025 as the Base Year for tracking and comparing greenhouse gas emission performance going forward.
- Therefore, greenhouse gas emissions data from the base year (2025) and prior years cannot be directly compared, due to revisions in the scope and methodology of data collection.
- The Company’s greenhouse gas emissions data for 2023–2025 has been verified in accordance with ISO 14064-1:2018 by an independent third party, BSI Group (Thailand) Company Limited.
- This is to ensure confidence in the accuracy, transparency, and reliability of the information disclosed to all stakeholder groups.
Organization Partners in Waste Management and Greenhouse Gas Management
Management Approach
The company recognizes the importance of greenhouse gas management and has therefore initiated various projects to support the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from activities within its business operations. The company launched the JMART Go Green project to campaign for reduced resource and energy consumption within the company, increase the proportion of renewable energy use in place of fossil fuels, and apply technology to reduce the use of various natural resources in support of greenhouse gas emission reductions. The company also continues to participate in the Climate Care Platform project with the Stock Exchange of Thailand, to demonstrate its efforts in reducing greenhouse gas emissions from various activities within the organization, with a focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions from business operations in line with its targets, working toward achieving Net Zero Emissions by 2050.
In terms of implementation, the company has initiated various projects focused on energy conservation and greenhouse gas emission reduction. One of the key projects is increasing the proportion of renewable energy use, particularly solar energy, which can be used sustainably without being affected by the scarcity of natural resources. The focus is on systematically reducing greenhouse gas emissions through various measures. The company has integrated the use of renewable energy within the organization, such as the installation of a solar rooftop power generation system, to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and support the use of environmentally friendly energy.
In addition, the company has implemented energy conservation projects with an emphasis on efficient and maximum utilization. These projects focus on reducing energy consumption in various company activities, such as electricity use for computer systems, air conditioning systems, and building lighting systems, through more efficient energy control, reducing unnecessary energy losses, and applying energy-saving technology to various equipment to reduce unnecessary energy consumption. Furthermore, the company has initiated efforts to reduce the use of equipment or tools that generate pollution or consume more energy than necessary, in order to align with environmental conservation goals and reduce potential environmental impacts arising from the company's energy use, while maintaining a continuous reduction in externally purchased energy consumption and promoting activities related to greenhouse gas emission reduction at every possible opportunity.
In terms of resource management, the company has developed a comprehensive waste management system, working toward becoming a Zero Waste organization by reducing the use of waste-generating materials — such as campaigning to eliminate single-use plastics — and promoting waste separation for reuse or recycling. In addition, the company instills environmental consciousness among its employees through education and various activities focused on behavioral change to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in daily life.
Through all of these measures, the company aims to embed sustainability into every operational process — not only to reduce environmental impact, but also to build awareness and shared responsibility among employees and all relevant stakeholders, working toward a truly sustainable and environmentally friendly future.
Impacts, Risks, and Opportunities from Climate Change
Although Jaymart does not operate directly in industries with high levels of greenhouse gas emissions, the nature of its operations—relying on retail branch networks, office buildings, information technology systems, and financial service–related businesses—means that the organization is associated with energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions both directly and indirectly.
At the same time, climate change may affect economic stability, consumer confidence, operating costs, and the long-term business continuity of the Group.
Physical Impact Dimension
Severe weather events such as floods, storms, and heatwaves may affect retail branches, offices, and information technology infrastructure, potentially causing temporary operational disruptions, repair costs for damaged assets, and loss of revenue opportunities during the affected periods. In addition, damage to digital systems or energy infrastructure may impact customer services and financial transaction operations.
At the same time, the Company has established a Business Continuity Plan (BCP) to address emergency situations, including investments in risk prevention measures such as backup power systems and location risk management. These measures help reduce potential financial losses and enhance the organization’s resilience in maintaining service continuity for customers and stakeholders.
Transition Impact Dimension
Changes in regulations, disclosure standards, and investor expectations regarding greenhouse gas management may increase the burden of data collection, reporting, and operational adjustments, as well as the costs associated with developing energy and greenhouse gas management systems. If the organization is unable to adapt in a timely manner, it may affect capital market confidence and increase financial costs in the long term.
However, integrating climate change considerations into the Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) system, establishing a clear climate governance structure, and setting systematic greenhouse gas emission reduction targets can enhance transparency, strengthen the confidence of investors and business partners, and support access to funding sources while maintaining long-term enterprise value.
