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Our Journey into Sustainability

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Sustainability Highlights FY2024


7

key policies to support sustainability with best practices


87

of our suppliers are local, of which 65% are Johor-based


cases of violations of Anti-Bribery Anti-Corruption Policy


6

increase in the proportion of permanent workforce


3463.40

aggregated training hours for all employess


83000

per month of green energy subscribed through the GET program from Tenaga Nasional


33

of all SKUs made of sustainable structures


127.53

metric tonnes of scheduled (hazardous) waste disposed of in accordance with regulations


Zero

non-compliance cases with environmental regulatory requirements


GHG Emissions Baseline

established in FY2024 for tracking of carbon footprint


Zero

work-related employee & contractor fatalities recorded


63

satisfaction rate over 3 employee surveys



Sports & Recreation Club

re-launched to promote employee well-being


From The Desk Of The Chair Of Sustainability Committee

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Lee Kwee Heng

MD of TFP

Chair of Sustainability Committee

Dear Stakeholders,

We believe sustainability is essential to driving our business forward and is deeply ingrained in our company culture.

I am pleased to present the Group’s Sustainability Report for FY2024. This report reflects our ongoing comittment to sustainability and provides an overview of our progress in integrating sustainable practices into our business operations and organisation culture.

Over the past year, we have enhanced our environmental performance. Our efforts to reduce waste, conserve energy, and minimise our carbon footprint are documented in this report. The retrofit of our Tampoi plant with energy-efficient machinery and the installation of solar-ready infrastructure are examples of our commitment to environmental stewardship. While we are pleased with our progress, we recognize that sustainability is an ongoing journey. We remain dedicated to continuous improvement and innovation in sustainable practices.

In November 2023, the Group, through Tomypak Flexible Sdn Bhd, acquired a 70% stake in EB Packaging Sdn Bhd. This acquisition is expected to bring about significant synergies, enhancing both our production capabilities and market reach. However, as this acquisition was recent, full-year sustainability-related data for EB Packaging is not available. We are preparing for full disclosure of EB Packaging’s sustainability performance in the Sustainability Report for FY2025.

As part of our strategic focus on flexible packaging, we are in the process of divesting our 51% subsidiary, SP Plastics Sdn Bhd, which is undergoing a members’ voluntary winding-up. This move aligns with our commitment to streamline operations and strengthen our core competencies in flexible packaging solutions. As a result, this report excludes the sustainability performance of SP Plastics. We believe this strategic realignment will allow us to better achieve our sustainability goals and deliver long-term value.

Our people remain our greatest asset, and we are committed to creating a safe, inclusive, and supportive work environment for all our employees. This year, we expanded our training programmes, enhanced our health and safety protocols, and increased our efforts to promote diversity and inclusion within our workforce. Additionally, our community engagement initiatives have strengthened our relationships with local communities, reinforcing our dedication to social responsibility.

Strong governance and ethical practices are the foundations of our sustainability strategy. Our Board of Directors and Sustainability Committee play crucial roles in overseeing our sustainability efforts and ensuring adherence to the highest standards of corporate governance. We have also reinforced our policies on anti-bribery and anti-corruption, and human rights to ensure that our business operations are conducted with integrity and transparency.

We are also pleased to announce that we achieved an FTSE4Good ESG Score of 2.9 this year, meeting one of the criteria for inclusion in the FTSE4Good Bursa Malaysia Index Series. In addition, we are honoured to have received the Silver Award at The Edge ESG Awards 2024 for Most Improved ESG Performance Over Three Years (Below RM 300M Market Capitalisation which recognises our ongoing dedication to ESG practices. Our future goals include obtaining Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), International Sustainability & Carbon Certification (ISCC PLUS), ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certifications, increasing our use of renewable energy, and further reducing our environmental impact.

Our journey towards sustainability is a collective effort. I want to take this opportunity to express my heartfelt gratitude to our employees, partners, stakeholders, and the community for their unwavering support and dedication. Together, we will continue to drive meaningful progress in sustainability for Tomypak.

Thank you for your continued trust and support.

Sustainability Governance

GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE

Sustainability governance is embedded within our corporate framework to ensure sustainability is integrated throughout the organisation. The Board holds ultimate responsibility for the Group’s strategic direction on sustainability, with support from the Board Committees through delegated authority.

The Board delegates sustainability management to the Sustainability Committee, chaired by the MD of TFP and supported by an Advisor from the Board of Directors. The committee is responsible for managing sustainability/ESG matters, formulating strategies, and implementing Board-approved initiatives. The MD of TFP has been designated to provide dedicated to provide dedicated focus to manage sustainability strategically, including the integration of sustainability considerations in the operations of the Company.

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Role

Key Responsibilities

Board of Directors

    Strategic Oversight

  • Approve overarching sustainability strategies.
  • Ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.
  • Make high-level decisions related to ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) issues and delegates responsibilities to Sustainability Committee.
  • Ultimate accountability for the company’s sustainability performance.
  • Compliance and Risk Management

  • Stay informed on sustainability, including management of climate-related risks and opportunities, via regular capacity-building programmes.
  • Oversee company’s impact on climate change and opportunities.
  • Review reports and updates from the Sustainability Committee.

Sustainability Committee

    Implementation of Sustainability Initiatives

  • Collaborate with internal departments and external partners on sustainability efforts
  • Develop and propose sustainability strategies to the Board.
  • Execute approved sustainability initiatives and projects, including climate change-related risk responses.
  • Gather and analyse sustainability data.
  • Monitor and report on key sustainability metrics.
  • Monitoring and Reporting

  • Assess and monitor company’s impact on climate change.
  • Ensure alignment with relevant frameworks, standards and guidelines.

Advisor

    Alignment and Integrity

  • Ensure alignment with Business Plan.
  • Provide expert counsel on sustainability matters and reporting.
  • Prevent greenwashing.

BOARD OVERSIGHT

The Board is committed to providing strategic direction and rigorous governance for the company. As part of its oversight role, the Board regularly reviews performance metrics, operational efficiencies, financial integrity, and the company’s impact on climate change to ensure that the company is aligned with its goals and adheres to relevant legal, health and safety, and human rights standards.


Sustainability Report 2024



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Product Development

Our innovation is embedded into our core value as we believe it is key to sustained success. Focusing on creating better solution to tackle emerging new challenges, efforts and investments are strategically placed to ensure we meet customers and consumers everchanging demands.

Strive to improve our environmental impact while meeting customers’ needs, efforts are taken in designing flexible packaging solutions aiming for life cycle in circular economy. These solutions are designed to be eco-friendly with reduced carbon footprint while still achieving the mechanical properties and barrier performance, without compromising food safety.

Our development efforts in support of circular economy within consumer packaging category:

  1. Design for Recycle Packaging
    • High Barrier Performance Transparent Packaging
    • Superior Metallizing Technology Packaging
  2. Responsibly Sourced Fibre Based Packaging
    • High Performance Fibre Packaging
    • Heavy Weight Application Fibre Packaging

 

Sustainable Packaging

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