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MATERIAL TOPICS - ECONOMIC

Disclosure Number

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Economic

Management Approach

103-1

Explanation of the material topic

and its boundary

Refer to p.18 - 21 for a description of the materiality and

boundaries of economic performance.

The issues of material interest to our stakeholders are listed

in the table in the section on Engaging our Stakeholders –

although this does not make explicit reference to the GRI topics,

these can be inferred from the table. Material topics have been

chosen with the aim of demonstrating our impacts, risks and

opportunities and how we create and preserve value over time.

Our approach to managing specific material topics is addressed

in the respective sections of our SR2019.

We report annually on our progress in addressing material

topics and impacts in the SR and the IR. Internal reports to the

respective committees ensure that performance is monitored

regularly. Where required, we review and work to revise and

improve our approach with key stakeholders to improve our

performance.

103-2

The management approach and

its components

103-3

Evaluation of the management

approach

201: Economic Performance

201-1

Direct economic value

generated and distributed

p.24

201-2

Financial implications and other

risks and opportunities due to

climate change

Addressing the impacts of climate change on the business is a

material issue and issues are raised in various sections of the

SR2019, notably, the Environmental section.

201-3

Defined benefit plan obligation

and other retirement plans

Details are also provided in KFIMA’s Audited Financial

Statements 2019 in AR2019 in notes 6 (Staff Costs) and 7

(Directors’ Remuneration).

201-4

Financial assistance received

from government

We do not receive any financial assistance from the

Government.

202: Market Presence

202-1

Ratios of standard entry level

wage by gender compared to

local minimum wage

We are committed to providing competitive and fair wages and

believe that we do so at all our operations. The Group pays at

least minimum wage as required by law in the countries in which

we operate and in no areas of operation does minimum wage

varies by gender.

203: Indirect Economic Impacts

203-1

Infrastructure investments and

services supported

While our most significant contribution to improving the socio-

economic conditions of the communities in which we operate is

through our business activities, we provide additional support

through various social investment initiatives in cash and in kind.

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