Press Metal Aluminium Holdings Bhd – Lobbying Governance & Transparency

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Lobbying Governance

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None	Press Metal Aluminium Holdings Bhd describes a comprehensive sustainability governance structure; however, it does not disclose any internal processes or oversight mechanisms specifically governing lobbying activities. For example, the company states that “robust governance ensures successful incorporation of sustainability measures across our operations” and that its sustainability governance is “helmed by the Board of Directors (“Board”) and the Sustainability Committee (“SC”),” with support from subsidiary Sustainability Working Groups; it also details the SC’s role in presenting “updates to the Board on the sustainability performance review,” including GHG emissions and climate-related training such as “Climate Risk Management and Scenario Analysis.” Despite this, we found no evidence of a policy or procedure for governing direct or indirect lobbying, no mention of who oversees lobbying alignment, and no monitoring or accountability measures for lobbying through industry or trade associations. View Sources	E

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Press Metal Aluminium Holdings Bhd describes a comprehensive sustainability governance structure; however, it does not disclose any internal processes or oversight mechanisms specifically governing lobbying activities. For example, the company states that “robust governance ensures successful incorporation of sustainability measures across our operations” and that its sustainability governance is “helmed by the Board of Directors (“Board”) and the Sustainability Committee (“SC”),” with support from subsidiary Sustainability Working Groups; it also details the SC’s role in presenting “updates to the Board on the sustainability performance review,” including GHG emissions and climate-related training such as “Climate Risk Management and Scenario Analysis.” Despite this, we found no evidence of a policy or procedure for governing direct or indirect lobbying, no mention of who oversees lobbying alignment, and no monitoring or accountability measures for lobbying through industry or trade associations.

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Lobbying Transparency

Overall Assessment	Analysis	Score
None	No evidence found	E