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FOCUSING ON OUR MATERIAL ISSUES

We are engaging with our stakeholders across our locations to obtain a deeper understanding of their expectations and needs. Mapping what is most material to them and to the business through a double materiality process helps us develop sustainable business strategies and create value that lasts.

TITAN’s approach to sustainability is based on the principle of double materiality assessment, an integrated, on-going process of mapping and assessing the impact of our operations on society and the environment, as well as the financial impacts of socio-environmental risks on the Group. Impacts may become material for financial reporting purposes over time, leading to what is known as dynamic materiality assessment process.

WHEN DECIDING ON WHAT MATTERS THE MOST, WE ARE NOT ALONE

MAXIMIZING OUR POSITIVE IMPACT

ALIGNING OUR MATERIAL ISSUES WITH THE UN SDGs

We support the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the global sustainability priorities and aspirations for 2030, driving global efforts and relevant collaborations in support of this common cause. Linking our materiality issues to the most relevant of the UN SDGs helps us manage them in line with international best practices.

SDGs linked to our material issues: