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Sustainability Governance

President Chain Store Corporation believes that corporate sustainability is the core of corporate operations. A strong management mechanism must be formulated in order to achieve sustainable development, as well as drawing up a clear blueprint and engaging in continuous communication with stakeholders. To this end, President Chain Store Corporation has set up a Sustainable Development Committee and Risk and Information Security Management Committee to draw up a blueprint for sustainable development with the hopes of achieving constant breakthroughs and innovations in terms of operations, economy, environment and society as a corporate leader in sustainable operations.

 

President Chain Store Corporation has continued to make “Planet Sustainability In Our Everyday Life” a reality by striving for the three goals of Environment, Social and Governance. To this end, it has focused on furthering the four major projects in plastic reduction, carbon reduction, food waste management and sustainable procurement, allowing consumers to practice a sustainable lifestyle and green consumption in simpler and more convenient ways through over 6,800 7-ELEVEN stores. In addition to taking actions towards a sustainable lifestyle and green consumption together with the consumers, President Chain Store Corporation has signed sustainability-linked loans (SLL) with CTBC Bank, Cathay United Bank, MUFG Bank and Taipei Fubon Bank to strengthen internal sustainable management. The banks take into consideration President Chain Store Corporation’s sustainability-linked performance, with indicators including being selected by DJSI, greenhouse gas emissions, energy intensity and green procurement. If the agreed conditions are met, the banks will take the initiative to lower the interest rate, leading the way to sustainable development together with President Chain Store Corporation through substantial financial incentives and demonstrating “green” power through the operations.