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Stakeholder |
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Relationship with Petmin |
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Key areas of interest /
expectations of stakeholder |
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Petmin’s response / expected results
of engagement |
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Shareholders |
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Owners and providers
of capital |
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Security of investment |
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Superior and sustainable
earnings |
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Long term growth in
performance of the Group |
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Ethical operation on a
sustainable basis |
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Performance against
committed strategy |
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Strong board leadership and
experienced management |
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Good corporate governance |
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Quality reporting via Stock Exchange
News Services (SENS) and RNS,
website, and investor presentations
at conferences |
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Investor roadshows in South Africa
and in the United Kingdom |
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Regular contact with investor
analysts, and media journalists to
provide more information on the
performance of the Group |
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Annual General Meeting and
integrated report |
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Customers and
commodity traders |
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Use of commodity
as input material into
production of ferroalloys
and steel material |
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Manufacturers of glass
steel which uses silica
as input material in the
production of glass
material |
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Intermediaries –
commodity traders –
exporters of commodities
to other key markets |
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Quality products according to
specifications |
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Consistent and reliable supply
of product |
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Competitive prices, continuity
of supply |
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Product information |
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Blending of material with other
key products |
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Integrity, implementation, monitoring
of mining operations policies and
procedures |
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Compliance with laws, regulatory
protocols (DMR, Inspectorate, safety
and health) |
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Enterprise-wide risk identification and
management system |
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Technical committee audit and
checking of processes and quality; |
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Prompt attention to and follow-up of
enquiries and complaints |
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Regular direct contact with major
customers, locally and abroad |
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Suppliers of goods
and services (capital goods,
consumables
and spares,
and suppliers
of services); independent
contractors |
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Procurement of capital
goods, consumables and
spares and services from
them |
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Integrity, and continuity of
business relationship |
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Group Code of Business Conduct
being developed & planned for
implementation in 2011 financial year |
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Qualified and experienced
management with appropriate skills
to negotiate, conclude and manage
contracts and relationships |
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Regular direct communication with
major suppliers |
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Formal procedures in place for
handling of queries and complaints |
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Local communities (Somkhele) |
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Significant dependence
on presence of Somkhele
and performance of
Somkhele activities |
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Impact on local
environmental and
resources of Somkhele
activities. |
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Operations will be conducted in
a safe and lawful manner |
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Management will be attentive
in identifying and responding to
legitimate local concerns |
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Consultation will be with local
community on issues that will
impact on them |
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80% of total employees to be
sourced from local community |
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More employment opportunities
and support in development of
communities |
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Consultation and communication
with local community through
formal local structures and informal
structures and processes |
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Responding to media interest
and queries to facilitate wider
communication |
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Prompt attention to dispute
resolution through established
complaint register with local leaders |
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Communication of potential projects
for implementation in the community |
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State, provincial and local government |
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Law maker and regulator |
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Monitors compliance with
laws and regulations |
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Receiver of taxes,
royalties, levies and rates |
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Mine’s compliance with laws,
DMR audits, submission of
returns, payment of royalties
and taxes |
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Consultation & communication
on issues of public interest and
concern |
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Generator of employment |
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Supporter and developer of
local communities where the
mine operates |
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Terms of Code of Business Conduct
and Ethics |
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Formal policies and operating
procedures, with successful audits
by regulator, to facilitate compliance |
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Improving skills and ability of
employees to secure compliance |
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Prompt response in instances of
non-compliance |
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Disciplinary action for non-compliance |
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Reporting at senior management
and board level on non-compliance
and/or penalties |
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Regulator –
Department of
Mineral Resources
(DMR – regional
and national
offices) |
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Grants and regulates
mineral rights |
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Obligation to comply with
laws and rules |
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Full compliance with laws and
rules of regulator |
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Mine meeting compliance
requirements during inspections
and audits |
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Training provided on Health & Safety
Management programme and safety
equipment in place |
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Independent audits on compliance |
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Disciplinary procedures in place |
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Enforce risk assessment practices
on all suppliers of equipment /
services personnel of the mine and
contractors. |
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Regulator –
Department of
Water Affairs (DWA) |
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Regulates water usage |
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Issues integrated water
licences to mining
companies |
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Waste management plans
and strategies |
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Full compliance with laws and
rules of regulator |
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Identification of actions to ensure
sustainable use of water resources
during mining activities in an
integrated manner |
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Regular contact through
correspondence, telephone calls and
meetings with DWA to ensure the
department is well informed on mine
developments relevant to DWA. |
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Provision of information to DWA as
required and as per regulations |
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Employees and
contractors |
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Employment and service
agreements |
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Remuneration for employment
and services rendered |
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Development of employee skills
and career opportunities |
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Healthy and safe environment
to operate in |
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Group Code of Business Conduct
approved and being implemented
over the next 12 months at
operations |
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Compliance with employment and
labour legislation and BBBEE codes |
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Skills training and development
of employees and career path
development |
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HIV/AIDS awareness and well-being
initiatives |
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Regular reporting to board on
progress in achieving BBBEE targets |
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Formal employer/employee
consultative forums and grievance
procedures in place |
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Disciplinary procedures for, inter alia,
contravening terms of Code and
group policies |
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Reporting through associations
established |
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Trade unions |
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Represents groups of
employees in negotiating
employment terms and
benefits |
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Willingness to negotiate |
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Fair and equitable treatment
and payment of all employees |
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Recognition agreements in place
with unions at operations |
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Wages and conditions negotiated via
relevant union bodies |
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Regular communication through
employee forums |
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Discipline and grievance procedures
in place |
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Regular meetings with union and
union representatives |
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