Modern Slavery Strategy

REMONDIS Australia has a zero tolerance approach to any form of modern slavery in connection with our business.

As an industry leader across Australia (and globally) in waste management, resource recovery, water and environmental services, we acknowledge the role that we play in combatting any form of modern slavery practices. We strongly support the Australian Government's policy position that modern slavery has no place in Australian commerce, nor in any tier of our supply chain.

We are firmly committed to:

• identifying and taking necessary actions to mitigate and eliminate modern slavery risks in all of our dealings with customers, workers, contractors, suppliers and with buyers of our recyclable commodities;
• establishing, maintaining and continuously improving our processes and systems to combat modern slavery in all of our operations and supply chain;
• training our people to identify the signs and consequences of modern slavery and effectively reporting any modern slavery concerns to enable timely and meaningful remediation; and
• conducting business with contractors and suppliers with similar values and ethical business practices in relation to modern slavery.

REMONDIS has and will continue to engage with its related entities, workers, contractors, suppliers and customers about modern slavery. Our Modern Slavery Working Group and senior and executive management teams will continue to collaborate, raise awareness across our operations and supply chain, and continue developing strategies and processes to better our understanding of the modern slavery risks in our supply chains and operations, and how best to address and mitigate those identified risks. Our dedication and commitment to combatting modern slavery is considered by REMONDIS to be an integral part of our social licence to operate in Australia.

In the reporting period to end 2025, REMONDIS Australia did not detect any instances of modern slavery practices, nor were any reports of modern slavery received via reporting channels.