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Hoa Phat Group JSC offers virtually no transparency about its climate-related lobbying. Although it cites its aim to “cooperate with the world’s leading metallurgical partners to research and implement a carbon-neutral metallurgical technology roadmap” and notes that it aligns with the Vietnamese Government’s ambition for carbon neutrality by 2050, it does not identify any specific laws, regulations or policy proposals it has tried to influence. Its only described activity is attending the Vietnam Steel Industry Conference and Exhibition, yet it does not explain whether this forum was used to lobby policymakers, name any government bodies or officials approached, or detail letters, meetings, submissions, or other lobbying channels. Likewise, while the company reiterates operational goals—such as “implementing 8 actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions including… planting trees to help absorb CO2”—it provides no indication of the legislative or regulatory outcomes it seeks from government. Consequently, there is no disclosed information on the policies lobbied, the mechanisms employed, or the outcomes pursued, leaving the company’s climate lobbying activities entirely opaque.
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