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SUPPLYING ZAMBIA WITH QUALITY PRODUCTS FOR 71 YEARS Lafarge Zambia PLC ANNUAL REPORT 2020 2 LAFARGE ZAMBIA PLC Annual Report 2020 CONTENT ANNUAL REPORT 2020 1. Lafarge Zambia at a glance ........................................................ 4 Major milestones 2. Quality products for any application ............................................ 7 Putting commercial transformation into action Major infrastructure projects 3. 2020 in review........................................................................... 8 Chairman’s letter Chief Executive Officer’s letter Meet the leadership team 4. 2020 financial highlights .......................................................... 14 5. About Lafarge Zambia .............................................................. 16 Our presence in Zambia Our plants and depots 6. Innovation & growth ................................................................. 18 7. A customer-focused strategy .................................................... 20 Committed to building a better future in each segment Bridging the quality gap, block by block 8. Building Zambia ....................................................................... 23 9. Digital innovations ................................................................... 24 Mobile app Last-mile delivery 10. Employee growth & development .............................................. 26 Technical training Health, safety and environment Anti-corruption Leadership & management training Step up - building our talent pipeline Annual Report 2020 LAFARGE ZAMBIA PLC 3 11. Health, safety, environment & security highlights ...................... 30 Health and safety improvement plans Operations during Covid-19 Occupational health assessments Employee and contractor wellness First aid and medical emergency response Committed to the environment Waste management 12. Geocycle .................................................................................. 36 Highlights of 2020 Our promise is clear 13. People & communities .............................................................. 38 14. Profile of board of directors ...................................................... 40 15. Profile of executive committee .................................................. 42 16. Notice of the 29th Annual General Meeting ............................... 46 17. 2020 financial statements & report .......................................... 50 19. Minutes of the 28th Annual General Meeting ............................. 96 20. Shareholders attendance register ........................................... 103 Lusaka, Zambia 4 LAFARGE ZAMBIA PLC Annual Report 2020 LAFARGE ZAMBIA AT A GLANCE MAJOR MILESTONES • Chilanga Cement, the company that would one day become 1949 Lafarge Zambia, is founded. • Cement production commences at Chilanga plant. The first 1951 major project is the supply of cement to the construction of the Kariba Dam wall. 1969 • A second plant is commissioned in Ndola. • The Lusaka Stock Exchange is founded and Chilanga Cement 1995 becomes the first company to be listed. 2001 • Chilanga Cement is acquired by the Lafarge Group. • The company's name is changed to Lafarge Cement Zambia, 2007 making history with Zambia's largest ever bond issuance of K 200-million. • To satisfy the growing market demand, a new plant is 2008 commissioned at Chilanga. Annual Report 2020 LAFARGE ZAMBIA PLC 5 • A new cement brand, Powerplus, is launched to cater to the 2010 needs of the heavy-duty construction industry. • SupaSet, a fast-setting cement aimed at block-makers and 2011 concrete product manufacturers, is launched. • Lafarge Zambia's first concrete laboratory is commissioned. • Achievement of Lusaka Stock Exchange Free Float Compliance 2014 Programme. • Name change to Lafarge Zambia Plc. • PowerCrete, a specialised cement product for the mining industry, is launched. 2015 • The Lafarge Foundation is established. • Following the historic global merger, Lafarge Zambia Plc becomes a member of the LafargeHolcim Group. • Lafarge Zambia launches Geocycle, a waste management brand 2018 For a zero-waste future for a zero waste future. • Lafarge Zambia Plc celebrates 70 years of building dream 2019 homes and infrastructure in Zambia. • Lafarge Zambia Plc partners with AfriDelivery for 2020 cement purchases. 6 LAFARGE ZAMBIA PLC Annual Report 2020 CSR AWARD Lafarge Zambia was awarded the COVID-19 SUPPORT COMMUNITY INITIATIVES AWARD by the Corporate Social Responsibility Network Zambia (CSRNZ). Annual Report 2020 LAFARGE ZAMBIA PLC 7 QUALITY PRODUCTS FOR ANY APPLICATION “There’s PUTTING COMMERCIAL Nothing That TRANSFORMATION INTO ACTION You Can’t Build” Supablock – a block you can trust! We’re helping Zambia build stronger and more beautiful homes with Supablock - Zambia’s first cement block that is ZABS-approved and consistent in size. It’s available throughout Zambia at approved Supablock franchises. Block We continue to manufacture the country’s most trusted Making cement products. They remain the preferred choice for any application; from a family home or commercial office to a shopping mall or an airport. Mass Concrete Women build in Bauleni Special Projects MAJOR INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS • Lusaka Decongestion Project • King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Specialist Hospital • Kafue Gorge Power Project • Kenneth Kaunda International Airport • Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe International Airport General • Chikankata-Mazabuka Road Project Purpose • 750MW Kafue Gorge Lower • Lusaka L400 Urban Roads Project Phase 3 8 LAFARGE ZAMBIA PLC Annual Report 2020 2020 IN REVIEW LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN I hereby present Lafarge Zambia Plc results for the year ended 31 December 2020. Overview In a period characterized by unprecedented global challenges with the Covid-19 pandemic disrupting global businesses coupled with a challenging do- mestic business environment, Lafarge Zambia showcased its business resilience, innovation and commitment to delivering value for all our stakeholders. The Zambian economy ex- perienced its first recession since 1998 as the GDP growth contracted by an estimated 4.9% in 2020 after growing by 4% in 2018 and 1.9% in 2019. The Kwacha came under extreme pressure due to reduced economic activity in the tourism, mining and manufacturing sec- tors as well as the negative outlook on the country due to debt sustainability challenges. Annual Report 2020 LAFARGE ZAMBIA PLC 9 Financial Performance Challenges Despite this challenging backdrop, the Company On 30 March 2021 the Competition and Consumer reported a profit before tax of K 342,057 thousand Protection Commission (CCPC) informed the Company compared with a restate loss of K 56,245 thousand in that it had concluded that Lafarge Zambia contravened 2019. The performance was mainly attributed to the the Competition and Consumer Protection Act, alleging early response by the Company to the impacts of the it has engaged in restrictive business practices. The Covid-19 pandemic with a focus on health, cost and cash. CCPC imposed a fine of 10% of annual turnover for Operational costs were negatively impacted by currency 2019 and 2020 and ordered that the Company revert devaluation, high inflation rates, gypsum scarcity to alleged pre-cartel prices of USD 4.50 - USD 5 for and supply chain disruptions. These challenges were one year. partly mitigated by increased exports of 29% compared with 2019. Since the initiation of the Commission’s investigation in January 2020, Lafarge Zambia has strenuously denied The Company continues to invest in it’s operations with the Commission’s allegations and it remains steadfast a capital expenditure spend of K 48,715 thousand in in this position. While Lafarge Zambia will continue to 2020, slight drop of 15% compared with 2019. cooperate with the Commission, it intends to exercise its rights to appeal the Commission’s decision. Share Price The Company’s share price on the Lusaka Securities In a separate matter, the Company faced a land rights Exchange (LuSE) remained resilient, trading at around dispute in Chilanga, but we are confident that the matter K 2 per share most part of 2020. Closing share price of will be resolved soon. K 2.07 was approximately 23 % higher than the 2019 closing share price, bearing witness to the confidence Outlook of our investors. The economy is projected to rebound and grow by 1.0% in 2021 and 2.0% in 2022, fueled by a sharp recovery Sustainability in the tourism, mining and manufacturing sectors. Lafarge Zambia continues to be a major contributor to The receding of Covid-19 cases as vaccines are rolled the Zambian economy through employment creation out coupled with the rapid recovery in the price and and indirect contributions to the Treasury. In 2020 the demand for Copper will boost economic activity in the Company paid an interim dividend of K 1.5 per share medium to long term. and a further K 0.5 per share was declared at the board meeting held on 31 March 2021 for the financial year In 2021 and beyond the Company’s focus will be on 2020. No dividends were paid in 2019. continuing to drive commercial innovations through the Company’s lead retail application and partnership with The Company remained committed to good corporate digital outlets such as AfriDelivery and Tigmoo as well as citizenship throughout the Covid-19 crisis, by spearhead developmental sustainable and eco-friendly supporting the communities in which we operate with building solutions. the necessary knowledge and awareness needed to fight the virus. Donations to both government and local I would
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