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SHAREHOLDERS |
SUPPLY CHAIN PARTNERS |
GOVERNMENTS |
NGOs |
Key issues and priorities |
- Quality and effectiveness
of governance
- Profitability and growth
potential of the business
- Capital gain through
share price appreciation
- Capital return via
dividends or the payment
of interest
- Sustainability
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- Cost of ingredients,
labour, packaging
material, energy and
water
- Minimising the
environmental impact
of water and energy
resources, and
air emissions
- Recycling and waste
management
- Sustainable sourcing
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- Industry and/or
product-specific
policies, such as
taxes, restrictions or
regulations
- Environmental policies
- Consumer health and
public health policies
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- Wide-ranging issues
facing our business,
from energy and water
use, reductions in
packaging waste to
corporate governance
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Why we
engage |
- To achieve fair value and
appropriate ownership
of our shares by enabling
the full understanding
of the strategy, as well
as the operational and
financial performance of
the Company
- To benefit from
the views of the
investment community
in decision-making and
strategy-setting
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- To share knowledge and
expertise and find ways
of using all our resources
as efficiently as possible,
reducing costs to the
Company
- To ensure a healthy,
sustainable supply chain
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- It is our duty and
responsibility to make
our views clear to those
who have the potential
to impact the laws,
regulations and policies
that can influence our
business
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- NGOs have a key
contributing role to
develop and support
our community Initiatives
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How we engage |
- Through open,
transparent
communication during
our Annual General
Meetings, investor
roadshows and
results briefings, along
with ongoing dialogue
with analysts and
investors
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- Through surveys and
regular interactions
- Digital transformation
initiatives were also
implemented across
the value chain to
revamp distribution
management and make
it more robust
- Piloted a Transport
Management System
software in the Foods
business, and will be
scaling it up across
locations in the
next fiscal
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- Our advocacy efforts
are mainly conducted
through trade
associations, which
represent companies,
organisations, causes
and industries
- We also partner with
local governments to
tackle challenges faced
by the communities
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- Through regular
interactions on and off
the field, and ad hoc
meetings
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