FIT Hon Teng Ltd – Lobbying Governance & Transparency

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Lobbying Governance

Overall Assessment	Analysis	Score
Moderate	FIT Hon Teng’s lobbying governance reflects a moderate approach centered on its ESG Committee, which serves as “the highest-ranking sustainable management organization” tasked with ensuring that “our climate policy influencing activities” align with overall climate objectives. The company explains that “the ESG Committee regularly monitors the Company’s ESG and all related efforts, reviews the Company’s ESG performance for the year,” and that it “holds regular review meetings to ensure that operational and influencing activities are in line with the direction set by the ESG Committee.” These disclosures illustrate a formal oversight body and a recurring review process designed to align policy influencing with corporate climate goals. However, the company does not disclose how direct and indirect lobbying channels are separately managed or whether there are specific criteria for assessing association memberships, nor does it identify a named individual or detailed procedures beyond general committee oversight, leaving the framework somewhat limited in scope. View Sources	C

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Moderate

FIT Hon Teng’s lobbying governance reflects a moderate approach centered on its ESG Committee, which serves as “the highest-ranking sustainable management organization” tasked with ensuring that “our climate policy influencing activities” align with overall climate objectives. The company explains that “the ESG Committee regularly monitors the Company’s ESG and all related efforts, reviews the Company’s ESG performance for the year,” and that it “holds regular review meetings to ensure that operational and influencing activities are in line with the direction set by the ESG Committee.” These disclosures illustrate a formal oversight body and a recurring review process designed to align policy influencing with corporate climate goals. However, the company does not disclose how direct and indirect lobbying channels are separately managed or whether there are specific criteria for assessing association memberships, nor does it identify a named individual or detailed procedures beyond general committee oversight, leaving the framework somewhat limited in scope.

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Lobbying Transparency

Overall Assessment	Analysis	Score
None	No evidence found	E