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The top five (5) risk factors of the Group after considering its likelihood and impact from both financial and non-

financial standpoints are as follows:

Broad risk area

Sub-broad risk

Key mitigation measures

1. Business and operational

sustainability

Local and global competition,

economic slowdown factors

and invasion/demonstration

by the local community due

to conflict or cultural belief

adversely impact the business

operations.

Losing market share,

business interruption,

products pricing

and marketing.

• Monitoring of market/ economic conditions.

• Strategic business plan based on market

conditions.

• Key marketing strategy for each division.

• Consistently participate in the local meetings

conducted by the community or authority to

ensure the company or community (vice-versa) is

well updated and informed about any changes or

new information or development.

2. Environment

Local and global weather

patterns, natural disasters,

diseases or crop pests and

stringent environmental and

conservation regulations.

Affect the production

due to a lower supply

of materials, production

efficiency and product

quality.

• Constructed a flood mitigation system at the

flood prone areas.

• Establishing a safe wildlife corridor for animals to

ensure they do not wander off into communal/

estate areas.

• Continuous manuring and pest and disease

preventive and corrective programmes.

MONITORING & REVIEW

CONSULTATION & COMMUNICATION

RISK ASSESSMENT

Identify existing controls & actions to mitigate risks

Determine inherent & residual risk ratings

Determine date to implement risk mitigation actions

Define

processes,

activities /

objectives

Identify

risk

Analyse

risk

Evaluate

risk

Treat

risk

Risks

Profile &

Parameter

All subsidiaries within the Group will update and present their risk profiles to the RMC on an annual basis for

the RMC’s review and approval.

corporate

governance

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