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EXPOLANKA HOLDINGS PLC Annual Report 2015/16 Waygrow to EXPOLANKA HOLDINGS PLC EXPOLANKA HOLDINGS PLC ANNUAL REPORT 2015/16 ANNUAL REPORT 2015/16 CORPORATE G4-3,5,7 INFORMATION NAME OF COMPANY REMUNERATION COMMittEE COMPANY SECRETARIES Expolanka Holdings PLC V Harsha Amarasekera – Chairman SSP Corporate Services (Private) Limited V Sanjay Kulatunga P V 931 LEGAL FORM 101, Inner Flower Road The Company is a Public Limited Liability COntAct DETAILS Colombo 03 Company. Incorporated in Sri Lanka on 05th P. O. Box 1162 Sri Lanka March 2003 as a Private Limited Liability 10, Mile Post Avenue Telephone : +94 11 2573894 Company under the Companies Act No. 17 Colombo 03 +94 11 2576871 of 1982 and re-registered on 11th November Sri Lanka Facsimile : +94 11 2573609 2008 as a Public Limited Liability Company Telephone : +94 11 4659500 under the Companies Act No 07 of 2007. Facsimile : +94 11 4659565 Currently ordinary shares have been listed on Internet : www.expolanka.com the Colombo Stock Exchange. COntAct FOR MEDIA COMPANY REGistRATION NUMBER Marketing and Corporate Communications PB 744PQ Expolanka Holdings PLC 15 A, Clifford Avenue BOARD OF DIREctORS Colombo 03 V Nobuaki Kondo – Chairman Sri Lanka V Hanif Yusoof – Chief Executive Officer Telephone : +94 11 4659500 V Osman Kassim Facsimile : +94 11 4659565 V Harsha Amarasekera Web : www.expolanka.com V Sanjay Kulatunga V Naosuke Kawasaki INVEstOR RELATIOns V Yoshifumi Matsubara Expolanka Holdings PLC V Motonori Matsuzono 15 A, Clifford Avenue V Toji Shiho Colombo 03 Sri Lanka REGistERED OFFICE OF THE COMPANY Telephone : +94 11 4659500 10, Mile Post Avenue Facsimile : +94 11 4659565 Colombo 03 Web : www.expolanka.com Sri Lanka E mail : [email protected] AUDIT COMMittEE V Sanjay Kulatunga – Chairman V Harsha Amarasekera V Toji Shiho Design & Concept by: Optima Designs (Pvt) Ltd. Printed by: Gunaratne Offset (Pvt) Ltd. WE BELIEVE THAT EVERY ASPECT OF OUR BUSINESS CAN GROW TO GREAT HEIGHTS. FROM OUR REACH TO EVEN OUR REPORTING, OUR CAPACITY TO EXPAND IS TRULY LIMITLESS. AS WE FOCUS ON OUR CORE BUSINESS AND STRENGTHEN OURSELVES TO TAKE ON THE NEXT PHASE OF OUR JOURNEY AS A CONGLOMERATE, WE WILL CONTINUE TO PLANT THE SEEDS OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP, PASSION AND THE DARE TO DO SPIRIT THAT HAS AIDED OUR JOURNEY SO FAR. THIS IS OUR WAY TO GROW. EXPOLANKA HOLDINGS PLC Annual Report 2015/16 CONTENTS 3 About this Report Capital Management Report 4 Key Financial Highlights 2015/16 91 Value Creation 92 Financial Capital The Inside Story 93 Manufactured Capital 7 About the Group 94 Intellectual Capital 10 Global Presence - SG Holdings 95 Human Capital 11 Global Presence - Expolanka 107 Natural Capital 12 Global Offices 112 Social Capital 13 Key Milestones 15 board of directors Compliance 18 Senior Management 117 G4 Index in Accordance with “Core” 123 Independent Assurance Report Spotlight on 2015/16 21 Group Financial Summary 127 Chairman’s Statement on Corporate Governance Report 22 Group Strategy 128 Corporate Governance Report 24 Group Financial review 143 Risk Management Report 27 News Highlights 147 Related Party Transactions Review Committee Report 32 Memberships and Achievements 148 Remuneration committee report 35 Chairman’s Statement Financial Reports 38 CEO’s Review 150 Annual Report of the Board of Directors on the Affairs of the Company 155 The Statement of Directors’ Responsibilities Sustainability Framework 156 Audit Committee Report 45 Sustainability Strategy 159 Independent Auditor’s Report 48 Materiality Assessment 160 Statement of Financial Position 50 Supply chain analysis 161 Statement of Profit or Loss 51 Stakeholder Engagement 162 Statement of Comprehensive Income 55 Sustainability Challenges and Opportunities Assessment 163 Statement of Changes In Equity 164 Statement of Cash Flows Operational Review 165 Notes to the Financial Statements 59 Global Economy 60 Sri Lanka’s Economy Supplementary Information 62 Sector Snapshot 208 Group Real Estate Portfolio 66 freight & logistics 209 Five Year Summary 74 travel & leisure 210 Share Information 79 International Trading & Manufacturing 214 Notice of Meeting 85 Investments & Services 215 Form of Proxy Inner Back Cover Corporate Information 3 EXPOLANKA HOLDINGS PLC Annual Report 2015/16 ABOUT THIS REPORT G4-15,18,28-33 resources required for us to create and sustain reviewed on an ongoing basis to ensure they value in the long term. Our Value Creation remain relevant and management assumes Story, captured on page 91 summarises this responsibility for the approval of these material process, while the pages that follow will issues, which are then endorsed by the board. provide a comprehensive account the progress made in this regard during the reporting FORwARD-looking statements period. The Report includes forward-looking statements, which relate to the possible future Reporting Parameters financial position and results of the Group’s In reporting on these six capitals, we have operations. These statements by their nature G4 strived to align ourselves with the International involve an element of risk and uncertainty, INTEGRATED Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC) framework as they relate to events and depend on as much as possible. While the IIRC framework circumstances that may or may not occur facilitates mainly qualitative data, for greater in the future. However, the Group does not clarity, the report also references the Global undertake to update or revise any of these Reporting Initiatives (GRI), G4: “In accordance forward-looking statements publicly, whether – Core” reporting guidelines, which provides a to reflect new information or future events or 4 20 /1 14 quantitative assessment of our progress on key otherwise. 13 /1 0 5 G3.13.1 2 G4 sustainability indicators. integrated ASSuRANCE Report Scope All information, data and statistics contained 2 3 GRI 0 1 1 / The report covers the activities of Expolanka herein have been thoroughly reviewed by 5 2 / 1 1 0 G33 6 G4 2 Holdings PLC and its subsidiaries from the the Management and the Board of Directors integrated period 01st April 2015 to 31st March 2016. of Expolanka Holdings PLC, to confirm the Quite often the report talks of Group policies accuracy and completeness of information and and strategies commonly applicable to our verify the adherence to Group policies. operations across the world. However, a major portion of the content, data and statistics refer Further, we have also obtained an independent Report Profile to activities carried out in Sri Lanka, unless assurance from Ernst & Young, to validate In this our 3rd integrated annual report we otherwise stated. the transparency of our reporting process. aim to provide a balanced view of how we This assurance also serves to enhance the are creating value for shareholders and other Material issues credibility of this integrated report for 2015/16. stakeholders of Expolanka Holdings PLC. Our Report focuses on 31 key issues, which the Board and Management believe are INQuiries & Key Contact Our global presence places us in a unique material to shareholders and could impact Any queries and clarifications related to the position where we find that our business our value creation process. Throughout this information and data presented in this Report impacts numerous stakeholders. In deference Report we have aimed to demonstrate the are to be directed to: to these many stakeholder groups, we have connectivity between these material issues structured this annual report in line with and our business model, strategy, risks, Mushtaq Ahamed the concept of the six capitals, which takes key performance indicators, remuneration Director – Group Finance into consideration the material inputs and and prospects. The material issues are [email protected] 4 EXPOLANKA HOLDINGS PLC Annual Report 2015/16 KEY FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS 2015/16 G4-9 6% Freight & Logistics 84% 56,014 MN Travel & Leisure 7% International Trading REVENUE & Manufacturing 8% Investment & Services 1% REVENUE COMPOSITION 10,358 MN 22% GROSS PROFIT Freight & Logistics 105% Travel & Leisure 6% International Trading & Manufacturing 6% 2,102 MN 44% Investment & Services -17% EBIT EBIT COMPOSITION 2,047 MN 56% PBT 1,445 MN 38% PAT Growingwith Our attitude has always been key in achieving all our goals and it is this passion that will take passionus into a new year with energy and vigour. 6 EXPOLANKA HOLDINGS PLC Annual Report 2015/16 7 EXPOLANKA HOLDINGS PLC Annual Report 2015/16 THE INSIDE STORY ABOUT THE GROUP The story of Expolanka starts in 1978 as the Sri Lankan economy was liberalised and the flagship company Expolanka Limited was established. Initially a pioneer exporter of fresh produce, Expolanka was one of the first winners of the prestigious PresidentialAward in this category. Emerging unobtrusively as a strong and dynamic group of companies, Expolanka has been gradually but steadily consolidating and sustaining growth. Expolanka’s rise to being one of the largest conglomerates in Sri Lanka has been achieved through a well strategised growth plan. Expolanka operates in various business sectors, globally represented by many industries in many business units. Each business unit over the years has maintained its competitive advantage by evolving and looking at focused business strategies. Expolanka’s expansion to international markets commenced in 1992, and within a very short span of time, the Group’s network of operations has spanned worldwide. The Group continues to explore new emerging markets with a view to expand its global operations. In 2011, Expolanka embarked on a new journey with the launch of
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