Material matters

Our most material matters are those factors that have the greatest potential impact on our ability to create value as a business. These are the issues that most affect our long-term sustainability and the interests of our stakeholders.

Material matters are determined by assessing the financial and non-financial risks, opportunities and other factors that influence our strategy, performance, prospects and governance activities. These matters are identied and prioritised by considering information from a range of sources, including:

Our enterprise risk management process;

Formal and informal engagements with key stakeholder groups;

Discussions at business, EXCO, Board
sub-committee and Board levels;

Relevant guidelines, frameworks and applicable legislation; and

A review of peer reporting practices and media coverage.

This graphic summarises EOH’s most material matters and provides links to where these are discussed in more detail in the report.

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MATERIAL MATTER

Creating a robust platform for sustainable growth and returns for shareholders and other stakeholders.

REFERENCES

Chairman’s report
Chief executive officer’s report
Chief financial officer’s report
Audit committee report
Asset disposals and strategic acquisitions committee report

MATERIAL MATTER

Ensuring our employees stay safe and healthy, managing our business through the crisis and creating innovative solutions that enable customers to adapt to a new normal.