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The Competition Law Compliance policy and guidelines aim to ensure compliance with competition laws in every country where the Group operates. The policy and guidelines place responsibility on all business units and entities controlled or managed by the TITAN Group, as well as every TITAN employee, to treat all customers and suppliers fairly, equally and openly.

The policy guides employees through the fundamental principles of competition law and helps identify solutions where relevant issues may arise. Additional to it, several guidelines are provided, which give an overview of key competition law provisions and indicate the types of conduct that might give rise to antitrust issues. TITAN employees are also required to obtain expert advice when faced with issues involving competition laws or when in doubt about compliance.

The Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) policy establishes a framework for pursuing our business goals in a socially responsible manner through contributing to the wellbeing of our employees and their families, the sustainability of the communities we work in, and society at large.

CSR is a core TITAN value, and our commitment to making a positive impact on the world around us goes beyond legal and regulatory compliance. Our policy also aims to add value to our business by promoting good business practices, enhancing our reputation, strengthening our license to operate and improving our competitiveness.

We aim to proactively and continuously improve in this area and adapt to an ever-changing business and social environment, creating sustainable value for all. Essential to this is listening, engaging, communicating and building mutual trust with our stakeholders.

The Environmental policy reflects our commitment to sustainable development and our approach towards addressing the challenges and opportunities of climate change.

Main elements of our environmental policy include: impact assessments, quarry rehabilitation, protection of local biodiversity, conservation and stewarding of water resources, resource recovery and managing waste, creating an environmentally responsible culture with our business partners and embedding innovation in our strategy.

The policy also encompasses our priorities under the Climate Change Mitigation Strategy, namely: energy efficiency, co-processing of alternative fuels and raw materials, product innovation and new technologies, and assessment of risks and opportunities across the value chain.

The policy sets out the environmental responsibilities of all business units and entities controlled or managed by the TITAN Group, as well as each TITAN employee.

The Human Rights policy establishes a framework for protecting and advancing human rights, both in our work and in our sphere of influence.

Respect for human rights is one of TITAN's core values, as reflected in our Code of Conduct. Our policy is guided by the principles in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.

The policy aims to raise awareness on human rights issues and ensure the commitment of all TITAN employees to the protection of human rights throughout the Group.

Our Health & Safety policy aims to achieve a healthy work environment free of incidents, injuries and accidents for all of our direct and indirect employees. It is aligned with all applicable laws and directives where TITAN is active.

At TITAN, Health & Safety is managed as an integrated system of goals with clear responsibilities and accountabilities. Our aim is to continuously improve and create an environment where every TITAN employee is responsible for their own and their colleagues' safety. TITAN's (Occupational) Health & Safety policy also includes sharing our know-how with stakeholders, suppliers, contractors and third parties to adopt similar health and safety policies.

The Sanctions policy aims to ensure compliance with sanction laws in every jurisdiction where the TITAN Group operates.

Our international presence as a Group obliges us to comply with any sanctions imposed, administered or enforced by international organizations or relevant national authorities. Under such circumstances, the Group is expected to implement and maintain adequate systems and controls to ensure compliance.

Our policy includes a practical guide and a list of best practices on issues including when to carry out due diligence, screening associated parties, training, and audit trail and record keeping.

Our Whistleblowing Policy aims to guide our ongoing efforts to promote and strengthen ethical behaviors already embedded in our work culture. It establishes the framework for reporting work-related incidents that constitute, or may constitute, a violation of our corporate values and policies or retaliation against any person within TITAN Group.

The objective of the policy is to:

1. encourage the reporting of Incidents in good faith;
2. provide guidance as to how to make reports; and
3. provide comfort to reporting persons that their reports will be taken seriously and treated with confidentiality without fear of retaliation.

The Policy applies to all employees of TITAN Group worldwide, regardless of the legal basis of the working relationship and the position or the function of the employee. Third parties who have an ongoing relationship with TITAN may also rely on this Policy to report Incidents.

The Policy is supported by TITAN EthicsPoint, a platform where employees from every country can report work related concerns with confidentiality, by phone or online. The launch of this common platform across the Group enhances our efforts to foster a culture of integrity and ethical conduct across all our business units, while strengthening our ability to monitor non-compliance with TITAN policies.