Aluminium Bahrain BSC – Lobbying Governance & Transparency

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Lobbying Governance

Overall Assessment	Analysis	Score
None	Aluminium Bahrain BSC does not disclose any internal governance process for lobbying or alignment of its lobbying activities. While the company details that “This Document is owned by Alba’s Investor Relations (IR) Department” and describes its stakeholder engagement and grievance monitoring procedures, there is no mention of oversight, monitoring, or alignment of direct or indirect lobbying with its climate or policy objectives. Moreover, when asked about a public commitment to align engagement activities with the Paris Agreement, the company responds “No, and we do not plan to have one in the next two years,” demonstrating that it has no climate-related lobbying governance framework or responsible individual or committee overseeing such activities. View Sources	E

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Aluminium Bahrain BSC does not disclose any internal governance process for lobbying or alignment of its lobbying activities. While the company details that “This Document is owned by Alba’s Investor Relations (IR) Department” and describes its stakeholder engagement and grievance monitoring procedures, there is no mention of oversight, monitoring, or alignment of direct or indirect lobbying with its climate or policy objectives. Moreover, when asked about a public commitment to align engagement activities with the Paris Agreement, the company responds “No, and we do not plan to have one in the next two years,” demonstrating that it has no climate-related lobbying governance framework or responsible individual or committee overseeing such activities.

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Lobbying Transparency

Overall Assessment	Analysis	Score
Limited	Aluminium Bahrain BSC offers only limited visibility into its climate-related lobbying. The company identifies the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism as a topic it has “addressed” at an international aluminium conference, signalling that it is aware of and engaged with this specific policy. Beyond naming CBAM, however, the disclosure stops short of explaining how the company interacts with policymakers, through what channels, or which institutions it seeks to influence, and it provides no indication of whether it supports, opposes, or wishes to amend the measure. Because the statement does not describe any concrete lobbying mechanisms or articulate the outcomes the company hopes to achieve, overall transparency on its climate lobbying activities remains minimal.	D