Sustainability

A sustainable business is one that operates within the ecological and resource constraints necessary to limit global warming to two degrees Celsius, in alignment with international climate targets. Such a business takes proactive measures to reduce its negative impact on environmental externalities, which are increasingly regulated by evolving legal frameworks aimed at mitigating climate change and environmental degradation.

1. 1. Resource Efficiency, Waste Management and Emission Reduction:
      • Minimizes energy and water use, reduces waste, and lowers greenhouse gas emissions through efficient processes and sustainable practices.
      • Ensures appropriate Waste Management through Pollution Board authorized recyclers.
      • Explores Investment in renewable energy sources and adopts circular economy principles to enhance resource efficiency.

1. 1. Compliance with Environmental Regulations:
      • Stays ahead of legal requirements by implementing practices that meet or exceed current and future environmental regulations.
      • Monitors and adapts to changes in environmental policies and standards at local, national, and global levels.

1. 1. Adaptation to Global Megatrends:
      • Recognizes and responds to global megatrends such as climate change, resource scarcity, technological advancements, and shifting consumer preferences.
      • Develops resilience to environmental and economic shocks by diversifying supply chains, adopting flexible business models, and fostering innovation.

1. 1. Stakeholder Engagement and Transparency:
      • Engages with stakeholders including customers, employees, suppliers, and communities to build trust and foster collaborative efforts towards sustainability.
      • Maintains transparency in reporting environmental impact and sustainability performance, through Annual reporting in Company website.

1. Long-term Value Creation:
   • Focuses on creating long-term value for shareholders and society by balancing economic growth with environmental stewardship and social responsibility.
   • Incorporates sustainability into core business strategies, decision-making processes, and corporate governance.

By integrating these principles, a sustainable business not only contributes to the global effort to mitigate climate change but also ensures its own longevity and competitiveness in a rapidly changing world.