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SUSTAINABILITY REPORT 2017
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The Economic
dimension of
sustainability
refers to the capacity of
the Group to generate steady,
improving growth in relation to
our economic indicators. We view
this as an important dimension
as a strong, stable and sustainable
financial and economic system
supports, not just the company,
but various other critical
activities.
These include, amongst others, our ability to continually
drive shareholder value, to ensure the well-being of our
employees, to ensure a continued focus on improving
our product quality and to ‘Do Good’ while expanding
our Corporate Social Responsibility activities. These and
other economic activities are essential to our make-up as
a responsible corporate entity and underpin our absolute
commitment to and focus on delivering long-term
sustainable economic growth.
Job Opportunities
Recycling Waste Materials
The Construction Materials
& Trading Division
has been exploring
the use of waste slag
from smelters
as road base with good effect.
Our
Edging Strategy
Following the incorporation of an
Edging Strategy
into Divisional management plans
and budgets,
our core businesses all
met with some early
success in 2017.
In implementing its road
maintenance concession contract,
CMS Roads Sdn Bhd has created
additional jobs
for some 800
Sarawakians and
hundreds of local
sub-contractors.
Economic