Material topics relevant to lonsum palm oil operations
  1. Protection of Forests, Peatlands and Biodiversity 
  2. Fire Control and Haze Prevention
  3. Climate Change and GHG Emissions
  4. Water, Waste and Effluents
  5. Use Of Fertilisers, Pesticides and Chemicals
  6. Responsible Business Conduct (RBC)
  7. Community Rights and Relations
  8. Occupational Health and Safety
  9. Smallholder Engagement and Livelihoods
  10. Supply Chain Traceability and Transparency
  11. Sustainability Certification
  12. Product Quality and Safety
  13. Yield Resilience and Innovation
  14. Human, Child and Labour Rights
  15. Pandemic Resilience
Pandemic Resilience

Relevant Topics 15

No Goal/Target Progress (see pages 27-46)
1 Communicate business continuity plans in the face of significant disruptions Updated and communicated business continuity plans in line with changing government regulations
2 Conduct annual reviews of Business Continuity Management to stay updated and prepared Reviewed Business Continuity Management 
3Regularly assess key risks in supply chain Identified key risks posed by pandemics
4 Engage employees, smallholders and communities that Lonsum operates in on matters related to pandemic preparedness
Established Task Force to socialise pandemic protocols to stakeholders

Responsible Business Conduct

Relevant Topics 16

No Goal/Target Progress (see pages 27-46)
1 Zero cases of bribery and corruption
Zero confirmed incidents of bribery and corruption in our operations in 2024
Protecting Our Environment

Relevant Topics 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

No Goal/Target Progress (see pages 27-46)
1 Reduce energy consumption ratio in palm oil mills 5% reduction of energy intensity in mills compared to 2020 baseline

2 Reduce GHG emissions per tonne of palm product 8% reduction in Total GHG emissions from mills and estate operations
3 Reduce water consumption ratio in palm oil mills 2% increase of water intensity for mills compared to 2020 baseline

4 Maintain effluent levels to be within local regulation thresholds All effluent levels within regulation thresholds
5 By 2020: ISO 14001 certification for 11 mills Achieved
6Continue maximize use of renewable fuel (palm shell )
98% of fuel used in mills is from renewable products.
7Continue to strengthen fire mitigation procedures
Fire control training session have been conducted at 24 or 38% locations to ensure coverage throughout the our plantation
8Ensure quality of training for fire control teams and fire specialists across all our plantations
Our fire specialists receive regular training conducted together with the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, the military, police, and the local government

9Continue to engage local communities and villages on fire-fighting and prevention
Engaged 32 villages on fire prevention since 2017.
10No planting on peatland and continue maintaining peat water levels
Since 2013, no new planting on peatlands and water levels maintained in all peatlands under our control

11Compliance with our policy of no deforestation and zero HCV loss
No primary forest or HCV land was affected during new planting and replanting in 2020
12To achieve 100% use of available organic fertilizer (Empty Fruit Bunches (EFBs) and Palm Oil Mill Effluent (POME) from our mills)Achieved


13Continue to improve on Integrated Pest Management to reduce reliance on chemical pesticide use
1% decreased of total pesticides used compared to 2023
Sourcing Traceability

Relevant Material Topics: A, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J

Certification is a key tool to help deliver on our Policy goals on deforestation, peatland, burning and human rights. Please see detail on sourcing targets below.

No Goal/Target Progress (see pages 47-58)
1 By end 2026: ISPO certification for all estates
Achived 94% of targeted hectarage
2 By end 2026: ISPO certification for all estates Achieved certification for 9 out of 12 mills. Additional 3 mills have undergone first round of audits and one has been subject to the second round of audit
3Maintain 100% traceability to mills
Achieved
4 Maintain 100% traceability to plantation for FFB processed at our mills Achieved
5Obtain ISPO certificate for 4 KUD Smallholders in 2024 and conduct 6 audits for 6 KUD for first ISPO Certification by 2025
Four KUD certified as of 2024. The others are undergoing the audit process
6Annual replanting supplied by ganoderma-tolerant seeds since 2018
Achieved
7Support Training on Sustainable agriculture for 65 KUD
Achieved
8Ganoderma-tolerant seed production to meet annual replanting requirements for owned plantations since 2018
Continued to improve in R&D on Ganoderma-tolerant seeds
9Conduct R&D for climate change resilience and adaptation
Continued to improve in R&D on dr ought-resistant seeds

Figures cover hectarage number of mils that are already certified or have completed ISPO first stage audit, the certificate release date is subject to the accreditation period of the certifying body. Hectarage data are based on planted areas on 31 December 2024.
Our People

Relevant material topics: E, F, J

No Goal/Target Progress (see pages 59-72)
1 Zero fatalities (across total workforce) We regret to report two fatality in our palm oil operation
2 Reduce accident frequency rate (AFR) by 10% between 2018-2020 AFR remains stable from 2019 level at 0.6
3 By 2020: SMK3 certification for 11 mills10 mills received SMK3 certification. 1 mill audited
4Comply with all Indonesian laws and regulations on human rights and labour rights
Full compliance with regulations across all operations
5Revise safety plans for pandemics to ensure safety of workers
Safety plans revised to account for pandemics
6Maintain no forced labour or child labour in our operations and suppliers
Zero incidents of forced labour or child labour
Land Rights
No Goal/Target Progress (see pages 27-46)
1 Comply with all Indonesian laws and regulations on land rights and land management
Full compliance with regulations
2 Maintain zero incidents of FPIC violations on new development area
Zero incidents of FPIC violations on new development area