Materiality Assessment
Indorama Ventures conducts biennial materiality assessments to define the key environmental, social, economic, and governance topics crucial to both our business and internal/external stakeholders. The process integrates input from external stakeholders, trend analyses, and internal engagement across our business group, concerning the influence of stakeholder interests on our operations and the significance of the business impacts. We believe that developing effective sustainability strategies that fully account for the interconnection of material topics will lead to improved performance in the long run. Our latest assessment in 2022 identified ten key material topics. Further information is available in our 2022 Materiality Assessment Summary and 2022 Sustainability Report.
We deep drive more on our assessment to align more with the Double Materiality Approach (DMA). This approach has been incorporated into the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI), and Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) standard. The DMA enables the Company to understand and efficiently manage potential organizational risks, opportunities, and impacts aligning with the expectations of stakeholders in a comprehensive and effective manner.
Materiality Assessment Outcomes
This robust Double Materiality Assessment shapes our company narrative, aligns with stakeholder expectations, and enhances long-term value creation. The advantages lie in informed decision-making, proactive risk management, and a strengthened commitment to responsible, resilient business operations.
Nine material topics were identified and prioritized in terms of impact materiality and financial materiality on society, the environment, and the Company’s value. They were endorsed by the SRMC for sustainability disclosure as follow:
Materiality Assessment Summary 2023
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Compliance Management |
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Risk and Crisis Management |
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Cybersecurity |
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Climate Change and Decarbonization |
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Post-consumer PET Bottles Recycling and Plastic Waste |
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Human Rights |
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Supply Chain Management |
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Business Overview and Value Chain
Chain Indorama Ventures is one of the world’s leading petrochemicals producers. In 2023, we have 149 operating sites in 35 countries (Sustainability reporting scope). The company’s portfolio is comprised of 3 business segments: Combined PET Business, Indovinya (The previous name of the business division was Integrated Oxides and Derivatives (IOD)) and Fibers Business