COMMUNITY RIGHTS AND RELATIONS (GRI 3-3, 411-1, 413-1) Acknowledging our deep presence in rural Indonesia, we are dedicated to driving the socio-economic development of our workforce, their households, and the communities within our sphere of influence. In addition to providing employment, we facilitate holistic community development through strategic initiatives covering key sectors: education, healthcare, infrastructure, micro-enterprises, agriculture, cultural preservation, and humanitarian aid. This wide-ranging support aims to establish sustainable, thriving communities. In this section UPDATES FOR 2025 COMMUNITY RELATIONS Material Topics Goal/Target Updates for 2025 Community Rights and Relations Comply with all Indonesian laws and regulations on land rights and land management Full compliance with regulations Maintain zero incidents of FPIC violations on new development area Zero incidents of FPIC violations in new development areas Land Rights • Full compliance with all Indonesian regulations on land rights and land management Medical facilities and related data • 169 clinics • 167 Posyandu • 53 doctors • 214 midwives and nurses • 29 ambulances Community projects • 4 out of 19 Rumah Pintar are financially self-sufficient Education facilities • 132 day care centres • 1,813 day care centre visitors • 120 schools • 836 teachers • 12,937 students • 19 Rumah Pintar • 31,781 Rumah Pintar visitors 54 Indofood Agri Resources Ltd. Sustainability Report 2025 Sourcing Appendix Product Community People Environment Our Business Our Approach At a Glance CEO Statement
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