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SUSTAINABILITY REPORT 2017

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We are committed to leading with integrity and conducting business

relationships with high ethical standards. We insist that directors,

owners, employees and vendors (contractors, suppliers or consultants)

abide by the terms of our Code of Ethics and Business Conduct (the Code)

at all times. Compliance with the Code is also mandatory for vendors to

maintain their registration.

Fair Competition

We expect our suppliers to compete honestly, fairly and ethically for all

business opportunities. We expect their statements and representations

to be true and accurate in all respects. Suppliers and consultants are

forbidden from:

Manipulating

the tendering process with other parties

or entities

Engaging

in any anti-competitive conduct including

tender rigging and entering into any arrangement

with other parties that will compromise the genuine

competition of those tendering

Submitting

more than one tender through other parties:

• With common shareholders, directors, management

and/or operating premises; or

• With shareholders or directors as their close family

members.

Our tendering processes have specific processes, checks and balances

built into them. These are based on many years of experience averting

the above issues from occurring. Periodically, these measures have

resulted in tenders being recalled and suppliers and their managers being

banned as vendors.

Our 9-Point Scorecard

In line with our efforts to strengthen our foundations for economic and

transformational growth, we have implemented a set of principles which

will help to drive sustainable growth and help fuel a robust performance.

Known as the

9-Point Scorecard

, this set of principles will help us to ensure

that we sustain solid and sustainable profits; uphold prudent financial

policies to ensure a strong balance sheet; and develop an experienced

and professional management team to steer CMS forward.

We are also tasked with undertaking strong corporate governance

measures; enhancing ties and building respect among the communities

that we serve; as well as gaining strong support from our shareholders

and bankers. Finally, we have set our sights on private sector-driven

profitability; leveraging on a strong SCORE play; and developing the

expertise that can help us expand globally in the future.

We believe that these principles will guide CMS towards becoming

the best proxy-listed investment for Sarawak’s accelerating economic

growth and will ensure long-term sustainable economic growth for our

four stakeholder groups.

The finer details of CMS’ proven strategies for growth can be found in

the Management Discussion and Analysis section of CMS’ 2017 Annual

Report.

Economic

SOLID &

SUSTAINABLE PROFITS

SUPPORTIVE

SHAREHOLDERS & BANKERS

PRIVATE SECTOR

DRIVEN PROFITABILITY

STRONG BALANCE SHEET &

FINANCIALLY PRUDENT

GROWING

COMMUNITY RESPECT

SCORE PLAY

EXPERIENCED

MANAGEMENT TEAM

CORPORATE

GOVERNANCE

GROWING OF

EXPORTABLE EXPERTISE

OUR 9-POINT SCORECARD