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Adcock Ingram is aware of

its responsibility to present a

balanced and comprehensive

assessment of the Group to all of

its identified stakeholders.

STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT

The Group aims to develop mutually beneficial relationships with its stakeholders,

building on a foundation of effective, transparent and practical communication, for the

benefit of stakeholders, the Group and society as a whole.

Creating trust and goodwill with our stakeholders has been beneficial and will continue

to foster a productive business environment. This facilitates value for our stakeholders

and growth for the business, while building the Group’s image and brand as an ethical,

responsible and concerned corporate citizen.

Adcock Ingram has intensified its involvement with certain stakeholders in support

of the business focus on customers, products and service. A partnership approach

introduced in 2015, with shared accountability and responsibility across the divisions,

continued during the year with key stakeholder groups who were identified as priority

in relation to the activities and decision-making processes of the business. These include

customers, suppliers, employees, regulatory authorities and government. Stakeholders

have reacted positively to the divisionalisation of the business and have embraced the

new business philosophy.

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CREATING VALUE FOR

OUR STAKEHOLDERS

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