IME Group embraces the following standards:
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We want to build an inclusive society, where women are empowered and can have rewarding careers. |
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Supporting Myanmar economic development is essential, and we contribute directly and through our products and service to building a better Myanmar. |
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We are constructing and operating better buildings in Myanmar, which will benefit everyone. |
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We are promoting quality products which are affordable for the middle class in Myanmar. |
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Tackling corruption and contributing to building sound public services are critical for Myanmar future |
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| KPIs | Units | Value | SDG | GRI |
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| Market | ||||
| Number of customers | number | 26,819 | 3,8,10 | 102 |
| Total number of transactions | number | 21,720 | 3,8,10 | 102 |
| Customer relationship | ||||
| Total number of customer complaints | number | 64 | 3,8,10 | 416 |
| Total number of complaints related to products’ quality | number | 53 | 3,8,10 | 416 |
| Business ethics | ||||
| Number of breaches | number | 11 | 16 | 205 |
| Supply chain | ||||
| % of Myanmar suppliers | % | 96% | 8 | 204 |
| Shared value | ||||
| Total amount of donations | MMK | 110,021,525 | 16 | 203 |
| KPIs | Units | Value | SDG | GRI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Energy | ||||
| Energy consumption | KWh | 2,370,697 | 12 | 302 |
| Electricity consumption | KWh | 681,879 | 12 | 302 |
| Diesel consumption | KWh | 1,512,672 | 12 | 302 |
| Gasoline consumption | KWh | 176,146 | 12 | 302 |
| Energy intensity | KWh/headcount | 3,625 | 12 | 302 |
| GHG | ||||
| GHG emissions | GHG (kg eq.CO2) | 711,209 | 13 | 305 |
| GHG intensity | GHG (kg eq.CO2)/headcount | 1,087 | 13 | 305 |
| KPIs | Units | Value | SDG | GRI |
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| People | ||||
| Total headcount | number | 654 | 3,5,8 | 102 |
| Number of female | number | 301 | 3,5,8 | 102 |
| Non officers | number | 74 | 3,5,8 | 102 |
| Officers | number | 137 | 3,5,8 | 102 |
| Associates | number | 61 | 3,5,8 | 102 |
| Managers | number | 22 | 3,5,8 | 102 |
| Senior management | number | 7 | 3,5,8 | 102 |
| Top management | number | 0 | 3,5,8 | 102 |
| Number of male | number | 353 | 3,5,8 | 102 |
| Non officers | number | 101 | 3,5,8 | 102 |
| Officers | number | 140 | 3,5,8 | 102 |
| Associates | number | 73 | 3,5,8 | 102 |
| Managers | number | 27 | 3,5,8 | 102 |
| Senior management | number | 8 | 3,5,8 | 102 |
| Top management | number | 4 | 3,5,8 | 102 |
| Number of people promoted | number | 73 | 3,5,8 | 405 |
| % of women promoted | % | 58% | 3,5,8 | 405 |
| Number of new recruits | number | 360 | 3,5,8 | 401 |
| Working conditions | ||||
| Number of accidents | number | 11 | 3,5,8 | 403 |
| Number of fatalities | number | 0 | 3,5,8 | 403 |
| Frequency rate | number of accidents/million of hours worked | 9 | 3,5,8 | 403 |
| Fatality rate | number of fatality/million of hours worked | 0 | 3,5,8 | 403 |
| Absenteeism rate | % | 5% | 3,5,8 | 403 |
| Turnover rate | % | 45% | 3,5,8 | 401 |
| Training | ||||
| Training expenditure | MMK | 35,944,375 | 3,5,8 | 404 |
| Total training hours | number | 13,425 | 3,5,8 | 404 |
| Average training hours/employee | number | 21 | 3,5,8 | 404 |