Conflict of Interest

When a person’s own interests either influence, have the potential to
influence, or are perceived to influence their decision making of the company.
01

Managing Conflicts of Interest

A situation where personal interest may interfere with objectivity in carrying out company duties. Employees must avoid such conflicts and must not use their position, working hours, or company resources for personal gain or to the company’s disadvantage.

02

Conflicts of Interest Procedures

The COBC provides clear guidelines for handling conflicts of interest involving selected individuals and entities. These procedures ensure that all potential conflicts are addressed fairly and transparently.


03

Areas Covered by the Procedures

Conflicts of interest may arise in various situations, including dealings with suppliers, customers, agents, and competitors; personal dealings with suppliers and customers; engaging in outside employment or activities outside the company; holding board memberships; having family members or close personal relationships that may influence decisions; and participating in investment activities that could affect impartiality.
04

Employee Disclosure Requirement

When faced with a potential conflict of interest, Employees must complete the Conflicts of Interest Disclosure Form to ensure transparency and proper record-keeping.