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Material Topics Identification Process
The process of material topic analysis is used as the method to identify the material topics of sustainability that the stakeholders are concerned with and which have an impact on the organization. They serve as the reference basis for information disclosure to achieve the objective of effective communication.
Identification of Material Topics
We confirmed the matrix of material topics based on the levels of concern of stakeholders, including employees, customers, partners, communities and the public, suppliers, government agencies and shareholders, and on the impacts on the sustainability topics identified by the ESG Committee. In order to cover all material topics, the topics involving the shareholders and impacts at a level of over the first quartile shall be defined as material. Decisions of whether topics not covered in this scope shall be disclosed will be made depending on needs. After an analysis of the materiality matrix was conducted and the ESG Committee met to examine the completeness of the material topics, a total of 15 material topics were identified: 4 governance topics, 5 environmental topics, and 6 social topics.
Non-material Topics
After assessment, the topics determined non-material are: water and effluents, human rights, anti-corruption, forced labor, diversity and equal opportunity, indirect economic impacts, raw materials, and local communities. Even though “water and effluents” is a non-material topic, some stakeholders were concerned with this topic, and we therefore disclosed the relevant performance in the ethics and integrity in Chapter 3. Due to GRI 2021, “human rights” has become a topic that must be disclosed. Hence, it is disclosed in Chapter 4, with “forced Labor” and “diversity and equal opportunity” covered under the topic.