ABOUT THIS REPORT DISTINCTION BETWEEN INTEGRATED REPORTING AND CONVENTIONAL CORPORATE AND SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING The following matrix provides a visual explanation of how integrated reporting differs from present reporting requirements and its value in bridging the present disclosure and information gaps. Reporting on all sustainability matters that reflect significant positive or negative impacts on people, the environment, and the economy Reporting on those sustainability matters that create or erode enterprise value Already represented as monetary amounts recognised in the financial statements For those interested in understanding the enterprise’s positive and negative contributions to sustainable development For those interested in understanding the drivers of enterprise value For those interested in financial performance Integrated Reporting as explained in the Introduction subsection, aims to link financial and non-financial information in providing a clearer and connected corporate narrative of what are the organisation’s most material topics in terms of creating value. Value from an integrated reporting perspective is defined from a multi-capitals perspective of financial, manufactured, social, human, intellectual and natural capitals. Financial values + Non-financial values (Stakeholder and Environmental values, intellectual capitals and more). Conventional Value Creation Perspective Integrated Reporting Value Creation Perspective Typically, Financial Capitals only: Revenues, Earnings, Cashflow, Assets, etc. INTEGRATED ANNUAL REPORT 2023 MATRIX CONCEPTS HOLDINGS BERHAD 3
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