Stakeholder Engagement

Kinsus has identified seven key stakeholder groups based on six screening principles: Responsibility, Influence, Proximity, Dependency, Representation, and Policy/Strategic Intent. These stakeholders include investors (shareholders and banks), employees, customers, suppliers (including contractors), local community residents, government agencies, and NGOs / non-profit organizations / academic and research institutions. The Comp any actively listens to stakeholders through multiple communication channels, gathers stakeholder concerns, and responds to their expectations.

Kinsus has disclosed its corporate social responsibility information on the Company’s official website, listing the communication channels and contact information for the seven key stakeholder groups. These are aligned with the respective material topics of concern. The relevant contact details are shown in the table below.

Kinsus collects sustainability-related issues based on sustainable development goals, industry norms and standards, and organizational annual objectives. Through various communication channels with stakeholders, represented by different departments, regular or ad hoc exchanges are conducted to assess the impact of the Company's operations and whether they will have an impact on the Company's operations. A total of 19 stakeholder concerns have been identified, with any duplicates counted as one. The detailed list is as follows:

Refer to the GRI Sustainability Reporting Standards (GRI Standards) to analyze the identified topics through the steps of identification, prioritization, validation, and review. Confirm the scope of material topics for disclosure and address the sustainability challenges faced internally and externally. Conduct a comprehensive review of sustainability performance. The process for generating material topics is as follows: