• Halma released a summary of shareholder questions submitted ahead of its 2026 AGM, with responses focused on biodiversity-related disclosures.
• Investors asked whether Halma would join SBTN’s STEP UP initiative to structure a biodiversity strategy.
• Halma said its risk reviews and a limited double materiality assessment did not identify biodiversity as a material topic for the group.
• Halma said it does not plan TNFD disclosures or SBTN target-setting, citing a lack of business relevance.
• Halma said it will keep materiality and risk assessments under review, while prioritizing preparation for upcoming UK Sustainability Reporting Standards.

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