CEO STATEMENT (GRI 2-22) DEAR STAKEHOLDERS, I am pleased to present IndoAgri’s Sustainability Report for the financial year 2025. This report outlines our progress over the past year and reflects the steps we have taken across our operations to uphold our sustainability commitments and respond to the priorities that are most important to our stakeholders. We continued to uphold our commitments to no deforestation, no peat development, no exploitation and no burning across our operations. During the year, we recorded no primary forest clearance and no degradation of High Conservation Value (HCV) areas. We also updated our biodiversity disclosures in line with revised reporting requirements while advancing several practical conservation efforts. These included establishing a Biodiversity Seed Bank to cultivate native species and initiating a programme to protect Nepenthes pitcher plants by developing suitable micro‑habitats. Fire prevention and response remained a priority. Building on the group‑wide rollout of our mobile hotspot tool in 2024, in 2025 we integrated fire incident reporting into the application to reduce manual reporting and speed up response times. We also constructed 12 additional fire towers and, following the tightening of Indonesia’s plantation fire‑prevention regulations, have implemented the required measures and confirmed full compliance. We also progressed our climate‑related reporting and continue to disclose our climate risks and opportunities in line with TCFD. We are progressively aligning with the additional IFRS S2 requirements in step with the regulatory timeline. Operationally, we recorded a reduction in GHG emission intensity per tonne of palm product, with 98% of fuel used in our palm oil mills originating from renewable sources. At the mill level, energy and water initiatives delivered a 5% reduction in energy intensity and a 4% reduction in water intensity relative to the 2020 baseline. We also began installing on‑site waste‑sorting and temporary storage facilities at worker‑living sites to meet updated waste‑segregation regulations. FFB from our plantation in Sei Rumbia Estate, Labuhanbatu Selatan, North Sumatra. We continued to uphold our commitments to no deforestation, no peat development, no exploitation and no burning across our operations. 01 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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