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APICAL GROUP
SUSTAINABILITY REPORT 2023
GREEN INNOVATION

We evaluate the possibility of water-related impacts as part of our environmental impact assessment prior to
the development of our refineries. Going forward, we will continue to explore opportunities to reduce the water
consumption intensity of our operations. As a result, we evaluated our water consumption in relation to the water
stress of the area and minimised our water withdrawal from areas experiencing water stress.

Water Withdrawal (ML) from 2020
2020 2021 2022 2023

All areas Areas All areas Areas All areas Areas All areas Areas
with with with with
water water water water
stress stress stress stress
Total water 3,426.9 0 9,965 51 15,100 36 15,388 35
withdrawal

* 2022 Water Withdrawal figure is restatement

Water Withdrawal by Source (ML)
All Areas Areas with water stress
2023 2023
Water withdrawal
by source Freshwater Other water Freshwater Other water
(Total Dissolved (Total Dissolved (Total Dissolved (Total Dissolved
Solids ≤1000mg/L) Solids >1000mg/L) Solids ≤1000mg/L) Solids >1000mg/L)
Surface water 1,039 0 35 0
Groundwater 1,388 0 0 0

Seawater 0 11,458 0 0
Produced Water 0 0 0 0
Third-party Water 1,503 0 0 0
Total 3,930 11,458 35 0
Compared to 2022 27% -4% -3% –

Notes:
1. Data covers our operations which include SDS, SDO (D), AAJ Marunda, SDO (M), AAJ Tj Balai, KRN, PRC, EF T, ACO and BOH
2. Our AAJ Tj Balai refinery in North Sumatra, Indonesia draws water from the (river) which has been deemed as water-stressed
due to it being shallow

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