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MAS Holdings
Sustainability Integration
GRI2-9, 2-13

Enterprise Risk Management

We adopt a structured, enterprise-wide approach to managing risk and opportunity, recognising that exposure arises from strategic choices, internal operations, and the external environment. Oversight is anchored at Board level, with accountability distributed across defined risk domains to ensure that risks are identified, assessed, managed, and monitored in line with the organisation’s objectives.

Risk Management Framework
RISK GOVERNANCE
RISK PROCESS
Risk Management Committees
Risk Domain Owners
Core Risk Management Activities
Continuous Review, Monitoring and Revision
Identify RisksAssess RisksPrioritise RisksRespond to Risks
  • Assess substantial changes
  • Assess efficacy of risk management in light of performance
  • Check and adjust risk and risk responses
Apparel Board
Group CEO

Domain 01: Enterprise-Level Risks

Functional Leaders’ Forum
Functional Heads

Domain 02: Functional-Level Risks (Enterprise-wide)

SBU ExCo
SBU CEO

Domain 03: Value Stream/SBU—Level Risks

*ESG risks and opportunities are integrated across all risk domains and processes.

Governance Oversight

The MAS Holdings Board retains ultimate oversight responsibility for risk and opportunity management, ensuring the effectiveness of MAS’ risk management and internal control systems. It defines the organisation’s risk appetite, including a zero-tolerance stance on compliance breaches, human rights violations, corruption, and environmental non-compliances, and periodically reviews major risk areas to ensure alignment with strategic objectives.

Board oversightDefined risk appetiteZero tolerance on critical compliance areas

Integration into Strategy

Enterprise Risk Management is embedded within MAS Holdings’ strategic planning and decision-making processes. The Board considers strategic risk across three dimensions: whether the chosen strategy remains aligned with the organisation’s vision, mission, purpose, and core values; risks that may affect the achievement of strategic objectives; and risks that may arise as a consequence of strategic choices, ensuring that risk insights inform long-term planning, capital allocation, and the pursuit of sustainable value creation.

Embedded in planningRisks linked to strategic choicesEnables long-term value creation

Distributed Risk Ownership

Oversight responsibilities are supported through established governance structures, with clearly defined reporting lines and accountability mechanisms. Responsibility for managing risks is delegated to management and distributed across defined risk domains, enabling structured risk review processes and dedicated ownership at enterprise, functional, and divisional levels of the organisation.

Distributed accountabilityDefined risk domainsStructured review and escalation

ESG Risk Integration

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) risks and opportunities are managed within the Organisation’s ERM framework rather than treated separately. Through the materiality assessment process, sustainability-related impacts, risks, and opportunities are evaluated and incorporated, supporting more informed decision-making and reinforcing responsible business practices.

ESG integrated within ERMInformed by materialityInformed decision-making

Structured Risk Management Approach

MAS adopts a structured and proactive approach to risk management through its Enterprise-wide Risk Management (ERM) framework. This factors in the principles of globally accepted frameworks duly adopted to the operating context of MAS. This framework supports the identification, assessment, prioritisation, and response to risks, while maintaining a consolidated portfolio view across the organisation.

Mature internal frameworkSystematic risk processEnterprise-wide risk visibility