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Report Statement Apical Highlights Highlights Sustainability Partnerships

APICAL GROUP
SUSTAINABILITY REPORT 2023
CLIMATE ACTION

Activity type Location Description of Activity Progress
Nature-Based Solutions
Afforestation • Dumai, The reforestation and afforestation • AAJ Marunda: Completed
and Indonesia of land around our operational planting of 8,600 Mangroves
restoration of • Marunda, facilities • SDS: Completed planting of 4,000
mangroves Indonesia Mangroves

Forest • Aceh, Launch of SLV to protect and • 150,000 ha forest conservation
protection Indonesia conserve the forests and protection
• East • Currently implementing SLV within
Kalimantan, 6 villages in Aceh slated to be
Indonesia completed in 2026
• 3 SLVs in East Kalimantan slated to
start in 2024
Reporting

TCFD • All • Conduct internal capacity • Appointed an external consultant
reporting operations building workshops for relevant to conduct workshops and
and capacity business units and Heads of conduct climate change risk
building in Departments to understand TCFD assessment
preparation recommendations
for future • Conduct climate change risk
ISSB assessment to TCFD in terms
disclosure of Physical & Transition risks,
followed by quantifying these
risks into a TCFD report

Our Next Steps
We will continue to reduce coal consumption by increasing biomass usage in boilers, such as PKS.
Furthermore, we will continue our collaboration with Jakarta’s Park and Forest Service to support the
Indonesian government’s mangrove rehabilitation programme with a target of 600,000 ha by 2024.
Our commitment to explore other technologically-enabled solutions will be continued in 2024 as we explore
partnerships to leverage methane capture technology, and deployment of carbon management software to
improve our environmental data accounting and tracking capabilities.

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