Golden Agri-Resources Ltd 2013 SR
The report details Golden Agri-Resources Ltd's sustainability performance for 2013, focusing on its Indonesian palm oil operations. Key highlights include the implementation of the Forest Conservation Policy (FCP) and a pilot project for High Carbon Stock (HCS) forest conservation in West Kalimantan. The company reported a revenue of US$6.6 billion and a CPO yield of 4.76 tonnes per hectare, outperforming the industry average. Significant progress was made in achieving RSPO, ISPO, and ISCC certifications across its plantations and mills. The report also emphasizes community empowerment through education and healthcare initiatives, and the company's commitment to a zero-burning policy and no development on peatland.
Company: Golden Agri-Resources Ltd
Sector: Agriculture, forestry & fishing
Country: Singapore
Year: 2013
Type: SR
Pages: 73
Golden Agri-Resources Ltd
The report details Golden Agri-Resources Ltd's sustainability performance for 2013, focusing on its Indonesian palm oil operations. Key highlights include the implementation of the Forest Conservation Policy (FCP) and a pilot project for High Carbon Stock (HCS) forest conservation in West Kalimantan. The company reported a revenue of US$6.6 billion and a CPO yield of 4.76 tonnes per hectare, outperforming the industry average. Significant progress was made in achieving RSPO, ISPO, and ISCC certifications across its plantations and mills. The report also emphasizes community empowerment through education and healthcare initiatives, and the company's commitment to a zero-burning policy and no development on peatland.
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Document Details
Report Year
2013
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2013 - Dec 31, 2013
Fiscal Year
2013
Published
Jul 24, 2014
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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