Human Rights Management

The Company places importance on conducting business responsibly under the principles of good corporate governance and respecting human rights in all dimensions of its operations. The Company applies the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs) across its entire supply chain to ensure that its business operations do not cause adverse human rights impacts on all stakeholder groups. In addition, the Company adopts the National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights as a guideline for its operations and places importance on complying with the 30 articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR).

In the implementation of its sustainability operations, the Company focuses on preventing human rights risks at both the organizational level and among all stakeholder groups. The Company has established policies in alignment with international practices and communicated these policies and guidelines to all employees to ensure their understanding and proper and comprehensive implementation through training programs that promote human rights awareness within the organization. This helps embed respect for human rights as part of the corporate culture. In addition, the Company has established processes for risk assessment, preventive and mitigation measures, as well as remediation measures in the event of related incidents to ensure that the Company’s business operations are conducted with transparency, fairness, and sustainability.

Human Rights Policy

Human Rights Due Diligence

In 2025, the Company conducted a human rights risk assessment in accordance with the criteria set out in the Human Rights Due Diligence Manual, with all relevant departments participating in the assessment. The assessment considered human rights risk issues arising from operations in each process that may impact the human rights of all stakeholder groups of the Company.

Business-specific human rights issues

1. Labour Rights (Employees, Suppliers, and Contractors) 2. Community rights 3. Supplier Rights 4. Shareholder and Investor Rights 5. Customer Rights 6. Natural Resources and Environment 7. Mass Media
  1. Employment practices (current and future projects)
  2. Freedom of collective bargaining
  3. Forced or compulsory labour
  4. Discrimination against workers
  5. Gender equality
  6. Child labour
  7. Safe and hygienic working conditions
  8. Sexual harassment and/or bullying and/or intimidation
  1. Standard of living and quality of life
  2. Health and safety
  3. Community engagement
  4. Cultural heritage
  5. Ethnic minorities and indigenous communities
  6. Relocation and encroachment on community land
  7. Environmental impacts on communities
  8. Adequate water management for all sectors
  9. Water scarcity for consumption
  1. Supplier engagement
  2. Supplier Code of Conduct
  3. Supplier health and safety
  4. Data privacy
  1. Discrimination
  2. Health and safety
  3. Data privacy
  1. Discrimination
  2. Customer health and safety
  3. Data privacy
  1. Equitable water management
  2. Management of pollution impacts
  3. Energy use
  4. Conservation of natural resources
  1. Discrimination
  2. Data privacy
Covering vulnerable groups
Area Human Rights Issues
1. Labour Rights (Employees, Suppliers, and Contractors)
  • Safe and hygienic working conditions
2. Community Rights
  • Adequate water management for all sectors
3. Supplier Rights
  • Supplier health and safety
  • Data privacy
4. Customer Rights
  • Customer health and safety
  • Data privacy

Based on a comprehensive human rights risk assessment, for issues assessed as having moderate risk or higher, the Company has established control measures and monitoring measures for implementation plans to prevent and mitigate potential impacts, as follows:

Summary of Human Rights Performance in 2025: The Company implemented preventive and mitigation measures on human rights issues and continuously monitored and reported the results of its operations. As a result, the Company achieved the established Key Risk Indicators (KRI). The Company received no human rights complaints and had no disputes related to non-compliance with labour standards. The Company also published a summary report on its human rights performance on the Company’s website.

In 2025, the Group employed 2 persons with disabilities and made a contribution to the Fund for Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities equivalent to 1 person. Both employees with disabilities have worked with the Company continuously for more than five years. They are treated equally, assigned duties according to their knowledge and capabilities, receive appropriate wages and salaries, and are provided with welfare benefits that support their cost of living. In addition, they are given opportunities to develop their knowledge and capabilities to enhance their work performance in accordance with their job positions.

The Company Number of People with Disabilities Supported
2021 2022 2023 2024 2025
Section 33 Hiring persons with disabilities 3 3 2 2 2
Section 34 Remitting contributions to the Fund for Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities - - - - -
Section 35 Concessions for places to sell goods and services - - - - -
UU PCL. Number of People with Disabilities Supported
2021 2022 2023 2024 2025
Section 33 Hiring persons with disabilities - - - - -
Section 34 Remitting contributions to the Fund for Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities 1 1 1 1 1
Section 35 Concessions for places to sell goods and services - - - - -