S-Oil Corp 2012 SR
The report highlights S-OIL's sustainability performance for 2012, achieving its highest sales ever at KRW 34.7 trillion and a record-high local market share of 18.6%. The company reached a significant safety milestone of 7 million accident-free man-hours and reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 149,000 tons (2%) compared to the previous year. S-OIL became the first Korean company to obtain the global Carbon Trust Standard for low carbon management and was listed in the DJSI World for the third consecutive year. The report also details the introduction of the 'GOODOIL' character to enhance brand communication and the establishment of the S-OIL Science Prodigy and Culture Foundation.
Company: S-Oil Corp
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: South Korea
Year: 2012
Type: SR
Pages: 39
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S-Oil Corp
Sustainability Report
The report highlights S-OIL's sustainability performance for 2012, achieving its highest sales ever at KRW 34.7 trillion and a record-high local market share of 18.6%. The company reached a significant safety milestone of 7 million accident-free man-hours and reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 149,000 tons (2%) compared to the previous year. S-OIL became the first Korean company to obtain the global Carbon Trust Standard for low carbon management and was listed in the DJSI World for the third consecutive year. The report also details the introduction of the 'GOODOIL' character to enhance brand communication and the establishment of the S-OIL Science Prodigy and Culture Foundation.
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Report Year
2012
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2012 - Dec 31, 2012
Fiscal Year
2012
Published
Jun 1, 2013
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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