Table A1.

Extracting drivers for the demand for sustainability reporting from literature

No.SourceStatements after modification to best fit the study’s objective
1Aldosari (2017); Khurshid et al. (2016) To create a better social and ethical image
2Issa (2017); Khurshid et al. (2016); Khurshid et al. (2013)To signify firm’s profitability
3Issa (2017); Alturki (2014); Issa (2017) To signify firm’s size
4Touny et al. (2021) To meet ethical motivation of senior management
5Dr Muruy Alhabash from King Khalid UniversityTo meet ethical motivation of stakeholders
6Touny et al. (2021) To enhance the mental image of the company
7Boshnak (2021); Alshareef and Sandhu (2015) To comply with the impact of CMA’s guide for ESG reporting
8Boshnak(2021) Correspond to the impact of IFRS implementation on such disclosure
9Khurshid et al. (2016) To serve society
10Alsahlawi et al. (2021) To signal to investors the company care for the earth
11Ammer et al. (2020) To positively impact firm’s value
12Ammer et al., 2020)To promote firm’s value
13Ammer et al. (2020) To improve stakeholder trust in the company
14Ammer et al. (2020) To satisfy and meet independent directors’ requirement for accountability to environmental practices
15At-Twaijri (1988) To comply with business social responsibility which has an Islamic aspect
16Khurshid et al. (2013)To enhance CSR awareness
17Khurshid et al. (2013)To improve firm’s economic performance
18Khurshid et al. (2013)To avoid possible legal responsibility
19Khurshid et al. (2013)To demonstrate ethical principles
20Khurshid et al. (2013)To contribute to the public affairs
21Khurshid et al. (2013)To exhibit a role in society that surpasses the mere generation of profits
22Graven (2010)To develop the society in accordance with the concept of the Umma
23Dr Muruy Alhabash from King Khalid UniversityTo build PR image as a market strategy
24Dr Muruy Alhabash from King Khalid UniversityTo signify firm’s leadership in the sector

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