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GRI Content Index  GRI 2: General Disclosures 2021


                                                                                                    Reason for
             GRI Standards Disclosure                           Reference / Notes                   omission
 GRI 1: Foundation  2-13  Delegation of responsibility for managing impacts  Corporate Structure p.24   -
 The information provided in this Report reflects the activities of Goldair Handling
 as of 31 December 2022 and presents the Company’s economic, environmental   Role of the highest governance body in   Corporate Structure p.24
 GRI 1: Foundation statement of use  2-14                                                               -
 and social performance. The Report is prepared in accordance with the Global   sustainability reporting  ESG Committee p.28
 Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards 2021.                     The Company’s highest governance body, i.e.,
 GRI 1 used  GRI 1: Foundation 2022                             the Company’s Board of Directors, is elected
                                                                by the General Meeting of the Company’s
 Applicable GRI Sector Standard(s)  No applicable GRI Sector Standard  2-15  Conflicts of interest  shareholders. The members of the Board of   -
                                                                Directors are elected with the aim to ensure
                                                                the objectiveness, independence, functionality
                                                                and efficiency of the Company’s highest
                                                                governance body.
 GRI 2: General Disclosures 2021                                The critical concerns are communicated to
                 2-16     Communication of critical concerns    the Board of Directors by the Chief Executive   -
 Reason for
 GRI Standards Disclosure  Reference / Notes                    Officer.
 omission
                                                                The Board of Directors is informed at the
 1. The organization and its reporting practices                Ordinary General Meeting about sustainable
 www.goldair-handling.com  2-17  Collective knowledge of the highest governance   development issues including legislative   -
                          body
 2-1  Organizational details  Company Overview p.8  -           compliance and corporate performance on
 About the Report p.110                                         ESG pillars and criteria.
 Entities included in the organization’s sustainability  Company Overview p.8  The performance of the Board of Directors
 2-2  -                                                         is assessed at least annually at the Ordinary
 reporting  About the Report p.110  2-18  Evaluation of the performance of the highest
 2-3  Reporting period, frequency and contact point  About the Report p.110  -  governance body  General Meeting, which assesses the results   -
                                                                of the decisions they have made on the
 No restatements of information have been                       operations and development of the Company.
 2-4  Restatements of information  -
 made from previous reporting periods.                          The members of the Board of Directors
 2-5  External assurance  -  -                                  receive remuneration, approved by the
                                                                Ordinary General shareholders Meeting. The
 2. Activities and workers  2-19  Remuneration policies         remuneration of the Senior Executives of   -
                                                                the Company is linked to and affected by the
 Delivering Value for All p.10
 Activities, value chain and other business                     overall performance of the Company in terms
 2-6  Our Services p.11  -
 relationships                                                  of financial metrics and responsible operation.
 Corporate Identity p.23
 2-7  Employees  Empowered Employees p.53  -                    Labor market data, legislation, the performance
                                                                appraisal system and the overall performance
 2-8  Workers who are not employees  Suppliers’ Environmental Awareness p.92  -  2-20  Process to determine remuneration  of the organization are taken into account when   -
                                                                formulating the corporate remuneration policy
 3. Governance                                                  and voluntary benefits.
 2-9  Governance structure and composition  Corporate Structure p.24  -  Annual total compensation not disclosed as confidential
                 2-21     Annual total compensation ratio
 The Board of Directors is the highest                          information.
 governance body. It is elected with 5-year   4. Strategy, policies and practices
 term by the General Shareholders Meeting.
 Nomination and selection of the highest
 2-10  The composition of the Board of Directors is   -  2-22  Statement on sustainable development strategy  Sustainability Pillars and Priorities p.40  -
 governance body
 formed with a view to ensuring the objectivity
 of the decisions of the Company's highest                      Governmental Principles p.29
 management body.                                               Investing in Customer Excellence p.30 -31
                                                                Sustainability Pillars and Priorities p.40
 2-11  Chair of the highest governance body  Corporate Structure p.24  -  2-23  Policy commitments      -
                                                                Communication with our People p.66
 Role of the highest governance body in overseeing              Our Approach p.70
 2-12  Corporate Structure p.24  -
 the management of impacts                                      Our Environmental Strategic Priorities p. 83-85





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