OUR PERFORMANCE We monitor water withdrawal and consumption across our operations. Water use is concentrated in a small number of assets, with the Tropicana Golf & Country Resort (“TGCR”)accounting for the majority of total consumption. Other uses, including construction activities, buildings and offices, are comparatively lower. Water Withdrawal by Source The table below presents total water withdrawal by source over the past three financial years. Municipal potable water remains the Group’s primary source of supply, with groundwater use to support irrigation and operational needs at selected locations. In FY2025, total water withdrawal increased compared to FY2024 mainly due to the inclusion of water usage from construction sites, which was not previously captured. While water usage at construction sites is managed by main contractors, we monitor and consolidate this data as part of our overall water management and reporting framework. Source Unit FY2025 FY2024 FY2023 Municipal potable water ML 309 274 179 Groundwater (wells, boreholes) ML 87 35 Nil Surface water (rivers, lakes, natural ponds) ML Nil Nil Nil Used quarry water collected in the quarry ML Nil Nil Nil External wastewater ML Nil Nil Nil Harvested rainwater ML Nil Nil Nil Sea water ML Nil Nil Nil Total water withdrawal Mega Liter (“ML”) 396 309 179 1. All figures are rounded to the nearest whole number for presentation purposes. Prior year data has been restated on a consistent basis. Minor differences may arise due to rounding. Water Discharge by Destination Water withdrawn across our operations is either discharged to municipal sewer and drainage systems, used for irrigation at the TGCR and landscaped areas, or consumed through construction activities such as curing, dust suppression, and evaporation. Destination Unit FY2025 FY2024 FY2023 Ocean total discharge ML Nil Nil Nil Surface water total discharge ML Nil Nil Nil Subsurface / well total discharge ML Nil Nil Nil Off-site water treatment and beneficial / other use¹ ML 395 309 179 Total water discharge Mega Liter (“ML”) 395 309 179 1. As water discharge and consumption are not separately metered by destination or use, total water consumption and discharge are presented based on total water withdrawal as a proxy. This reflects current data availability across operations. AR 2025 | SUSTAINABILITY 168
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