Materiality Assessment

The Company identifies issues and scopes based on the business operations together with internal and external factors. This links sustainability issues that cover environmental, social, governance and economic dimensions, including human rights issues and business activities, by considering impacts on all stakeholder groups.

Materiality issues are identified and prioritized by thoroughly considering both opportunities and impacts, whether positive or negative, across economic, social, environmental, and governance dimensions. This process ensures that both short-term and long-term effects are addressed with appropriate solutions and mitigations.

Following the materiality assessment and prioritization process, the Company reviews and verifies the completeness and accuracy of the material sustainability issues. The assessment of materiality issues are reviewed every year. These issues are then presented to the Sustainability and Corporate Governance Committee for review, approval and signing in subsequent steps. Following this process, the approved sustainability issues are disclosed in the Annual Report (56-1 One Report) and communicated to all stakeholders.

The Company actively listens to the opinions and suggestions of all stakeholders through internal and external channels. Responsible teams are tasked with collecting data, summarizing the results, and reporting to the Sustainability and Corporate Governance Committee, the feedback and suggestions are aimed to improving the content of the sustainable development report for the following year.