FYI Resources recognize ESG framework for high-purity alumina refining

　　The emerging high-purity alumina producer has revealed its adaptation of an Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) framework, positioning with the 21 core metrics and disclosure requirements developed by the World Economic Forum.

　　The eco-friendly alumina purification process holder will now implement both ESG and economic overlay to the organization to assure both shareholder and long-term sustainable benefits are obtained from the development of its innovative, high-quality, ultra-pure HPA project.

　　However, considering the facts, the advantages of adopting these standards can positively impact a company’s investment profile as cohering to an ESG framework is being valued by retail and institutional investors, as well as other important corporate partners.

　　FYI Resources recognize ESG framework

　　The management will soon publicise its first ESG progress dashboard, which will include quarterly progressive ESG action plans with a perspective to promote transparency.

　　The Impact Management Software solution provider, Socialsuite is delivering an ESG reporting platform, empowering the measurement and reporting of key sustainability metrics and developments quarterly, the first of which will be due shortly.

　　Roland Hill, Managing director, FYI, while explaining the process and way it will align with the successful development of the group’s ultra-pure alumina refining process, said: “FYI’s whole ethos is focused on innovation, quality and improvement of standards as reflected in the successful development of our high quality, ultra-pure alumina refining process.”

　　"As a company, we seek to adopt leading ESG processes, practices and governance standards in a manner consistent with our developing company status and culture.

　　"We are making positive moves to transition the company to a sustainable model and assist with our contribution in fundamentally reshaping the global economy with a change to our attitude and mindset via the goal to achieve net-zero carbon emissions.”