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MRCB becomes fifth-time gold winner at Australasian Reporting Awards

Win proves commitment to highest standards in corporate governance, disclosure, says CCO

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 16 Jun 2023 12:39PM

MRCB becomes fifth-time gold winner at Australasian Reporting Awards
MRCB chief corporate officer Amarjit Chhina (pic) says winning another Gold Award proves MRCB’s unwavering commitment to setting the highest standards in corporate governance and disclosure, and communicating honestly and transparently with all its stakeholders. – The Vibes pic, June 16, 2023

SYDNEY – Malaysian Resources Corporation Bhd (MRCB) won the Gold Award at the 73rd annual Australasian Reporting Awards 2023 in Sydney, Australia yesterday.

The win was for its 2021 Integrated Annual Report, marking the fifth time that MRCB has been bestowed the Gold Award, which represents the highest standard of reporting and disclosure, based on global best practices and international benchmarks that focus on transparency and accountability. 

The Australasian Reporting Awards, administered by an independent not-for-profit organisation with the support of professional bodies concerned with the quality of financial and business reporting, was created to uphold and improve standards of reporting. 

“There have been big improvements in corporate reporting over the last few years, driven by growing disclosure requirements by regulators and stakeholders,” MRCB chief corporate officer Amarjit Chhina said in a statement on the company’s win.

“Nevertheless, despite the bar being continuously raised in corporate reporting, winning another Gold Award proves our unwavering commitment to setting the highest standards in corporate governance and disclosure, and communicating honestly and transparently with all our stakeholders.”

Other leading organisations that won the Gold Award include the Audit Office of New South Wales, CLP Holdings Ltd, NSW Environmental Protection Authority, Sanford Limited, and CPA Australia.

MRCB also recently won the Gold Award for Governance, Reporting and Transparency at the ESG Positive Impact Awards 2022 held on June 8, 2023. 

The ESG Positive Impact Awards recognises businesses that have demonstrated exemplary environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices, and is endorsed by several esteemed organisations, including Ernst & Young, the ABAC Center of Excellence Limited, and the Malaysian Institute of Corporate Governance.

These awards recognise  years of unflagging efforts by MRCB in ESG as well as corporate disclosure, MRCB said in its press statement.

They also build on the recognition the company received last year when it ranked 2nd out of 864 listed companies in the Minority Shareholders Watch Group’s Asean Corporate Governance Awards.It also received a Platinum Award (for Companies With Less than RM2 Billion in Market Capitalisation) at the Malaysian Institute of Accountants National Annual Corporate Report Awards.

MRCB was also ranked 1st for Transparency at The Malaysia Developers Awards in 2022. – The Vibes, June 16, 2023

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