MATERIALITY ASSESSMENT The Group identifies its material sustainability topics by considering insights from stakeholder engagement, management’s operational experience, and a review of industry practices and peer disclosures, alongside relevant regulatory and reporting expectations. This process helps ensure that the topics reflect areas most relevant to the Group’s business performance, risk profile and longterm resilience, as well as those of importance to stakeholders. These material matters inform the Group’s sustainability strategy, risk management focus and related disclosures, including performance indicators and targets. The results are presented in the materiality matrix, which illustrates the relative importance of sustainability topics based on their significance to the Group’s business and to stakeholders. The Board oversees material sustainability matters as part of its overall responsibility for risk management and sustainability governance. These matters are considered not only in this Sustainability Statement, but also in the Group’s broader strategy, risk management and governance discussions, as reflected in other relevant sections of the Annual Report. Materiality Matrix Influence on Stakeholder Assessment & Decisions Significance of Tropicana’s Economic, Environmental & Social Impacts Critical Critical Highly Critical Highly Critical ECONOMIC 1 Economic Performance 2 Procurement Practices 3 Innovation 4 Indirect Economic Impact 5 Brand & Reputation 6 Sustainable & Green Design 7 Quality & Customer Satisfaction 8 Climate Change 15 Waste Management 16 Sustainable Materials 17 Water Management 18 Energy Management 19 Emissions SOCIAL 9 Labor Practices & Standards 10 Safety & Health 11 Employee Management 12 Community Engagement GOVERNANCE 20 Corporate Governance 2 10 11 1 5 7 20 4 19 8 15 17 16 13 12 3 6 18 14 9 ENVIRONMENT 13 Biodiversity 14 Pollution Management AR 2025 | SUSTAINABILITY 102
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