SUPER GROUP | Sustainability report 2015 13

However, the Group continues to focus on environmentally friendly business practices. Many of these initiatives make good business sense in that they form part of the Group’s continuing drive to improve efficiencies. The new development at Super park has included energy efficient lighting, solar electricity generation and heating and the re-use of waste water for the Truck Wash. The Group is also embarking on a project to replace office lights with LeD lights for further electricity saving. The results of these initiatives is seen in the 11.87% reduction in carbon emissions for the historically reported businesses in the table below.

The Group continues to ensure that its vehicles are properly maintained and not overloaded. Along with continuous driver training, this ensures that carbon emissions from all vehicles meet manufacturers’ specifications. Unfortunately the Group has no control over the Fuel emission Standards. Currently South African fuel complies with “euro-2

Standards”. europe is on “euro-5 Standards”. It is expected that South Africa will move to the “euro-5 Standard” by 2017.

SG Fleet has had a carbon reduction programme in place since 2008. In the period to date SG Fleet has achieved a 19% reduction in emissions measured as per 1 000 cars against a target of 20%. SG Fleet has set a target of a further 1% reduction in emissions from 2015 to 2020.

During 2014 the Group embarked on a project to review and improve its carbon data. The lessons from the previous few years were applied and acquisitions made during the previous year were included with effect from 1 July 2013. Consequently, the 2013 and 2014 figures are not directly comparable as the 2014 base is materially larger than 2013. During the 2013, 2014 and 2015 financial years ended 30 June, the Group reported that its carbon emissions were as follows:

1 July 2012 to

30 June 2013

1 July 2013 to

30 June 20141

1 July 2014 to

30 June 2015 Change

FY2014 to Total Total Total

Description C02e

tonnesC02e

tonnesC02e

tonnes FY2015

%

Road travel 77 600 209 383 216 607 3.45electricity 27 219 41 422 53 568 29.32other2 4 485 910 1 307 43.63

Total 109 304 251 715 271 482 7.85

CO2e tonnes per R1 billion turnover 10 759 17 604 16 415 (6.75)

Notes1. ThesefiguresincludedSafikaOosthuizens,Digistics,SuperRentandAfricanLogisticsforthefirsttime.2. Includeselectricity,generatorfuel,airtravel,hotels,wasteandwater.ThisfigureincreasedinFY2015asaresultofincreasedinternationaltravelfollowingtheexpansionintonew

geographical areas and the extensive use of generators in Southern Africa as a result of eskom’s load shedding.3. ThefiguresinthetabledonotincludeAllenFord,whichwillbereportedfrom1July2015.

This data is used to implement programmes to control, mitigate and reduce where possible the carbon emissions used by the Group. Road travel comprises the most material element of the Group’s carbon footprint and as a result of having no control over Fuel emission Standards, the Group does not believe there is any benefit in setting emission reduction targets. The Group recognises both the financial and environmental benefits of ongoing carbon emission reduction and will continue to look for opportunities to reduce its carbon footprint.

Electricity and water usageIn South Africa, the Group has put significant focus on reduction in the use of electricity. At Super park only low energy lighting is used as well as in most of the Group’s dealerships and other offices. This initiative has already resulted in a significant reduction in electricity consumption. Throughout the Group similar initiatives have resulted in significant reduction in electricity usage. With the above inflation increases in electricity, these initiatives result in direct cost savings to the Group.

In a number of property developments completed or in progress, environmentally friendly features have been or will be implemented to reduce the use of electricity and water at these sites. These include the use of solar technology, natural light, grey water systems and energy-efficient lighting, cooling and heating equipment.

RecyclingThroughout the Group the recycling of paper, plastic and glass is encouraged and the necessary recycling bins are found in various locations.

The Dealerships Division places significant emphasis on the recycling of used oil and parts, as well as ensuring that the environment is not impacted by the run-off of polluted water.

The Group continues to roll out recycling initiatives to all of its locations and continues to encourage additional recycling initiatives.

ConclusionSuper Group’s capacity to act as a responsible corporate citizen is directly impacted by its financial performance. The Group continues to focus on initiatives to significantly improve the lives of previously disadvantaged South Africans through training and mentorship.

Despite the strides made to date, Super Group acknowledges that there is more to be done. The following imperatives, forming part of the Group’s strategy, will provide the context for setting the Group’s sustainability targets going forward:

• actively contributing to the success of emerging entrepreneurs and supporting local initiatives;

• continuing to firmly embed sustainability management in all businesses;

• retention of key talent and succession planning; and• enterprise and socio-economic development.

Peter MountfordChief Executive Officer 21 September 2015

14

SuStaInaBILIty rePort (continued)

SUPPLIER OF THE YEAR AWARDSG Fleet have won the prestigious Supplier of the Year Award from parker Hannifin (pH) in March 2015.

After previously being on a panel with other fleet management and leasing suppliers, SG Fleet has again been appointed as the sole supplier for pH.

The SG Fleet corporate sales team was invited to participate in the pH Connect programme, where utilisation and optimisation savings were loaded into the pH connect system. SG Fleet also completed an analysis of the fleet which resulted in a beneficial move to the Camry Hybrid.

This award, and being selected as the sole fleet management and leasing supplier for pH, is a fantastic achievement and thanks to all who were involved with the successful management of this client.

This award demonstrates the commitment, excellence in service and innovative products that SG Fleet provides to its clients.

Roy Waghorn from SG Fleet receiving the award from Carl McGowan, Parker Hannifin Country Managing Director, Australasia

NZ NEWS SG Fleet is the naming rights sponsor of Dominic Storey and the iSport Racing Holden Commodore in the BNT NZ SuperTourer series. The vehicle looks fantastic! Good luck to Dominic this season.

sgfleet have won the prestigious Supplier of the Year Award from Parker Hannifin in March 2015

After previously being on a panel with other fleet management and leasing suppliers, sgfleet has again been appointed as the sole supplier for PH.

The sgfleet corporate sales team were invited to participate in the PH Connect program, where utilisation and optimisation savings were loaded into the PH connect system. sgfleet also completed an analysis of the fleet which resulted in a beneficial move to the Camry Hybrid.

This award, and being selected as the sole fleet management and leasing supplier for PH, is a fantastic achievement and thanks to all who were involved with the successful management of this client.

This award demonstrates the commitment, excellence in service and innovative products that sgfleet provides to its clients.

Supplier of the Year Award

Roy Waghorn from sgfleet receiving the award from Carl McGowan, Parker Hannifin Country Managing Director, Australasia

sgfleet have won the prestigious Supplier of the Year Award from Parker Hannifin in March 2015

After previously being on a panel with other fleet management and leasing suppliers, sgfleet has again been appointed as the sole supplier for PH.

The sgfleet corporate sales team were invited to participate in the PH Connect program, where utilisation and optimisation savings were loaded into the PH connect system. sgfleet also completed an analysis of the fleet which resulted in a beneficial move to the Camry Hybrid.

This award, and being selected as the sole fleet management and leasing supplier for PH, is a fantastic achievement and thanks to all who were involved with the successful management of this client.

This award demonstrates the commitment, excellence in service and innovative products that sgfleet provides to its clients.

Supplier of the Year Award

Roy Waghorn from sgfleet receiving the award from Carl McGowan, Parker Hannifin Country Managing Director, Australasia

NZ News

Brumbies News

sgfleet is the naming rights sponsor of Dominic Storey and the iSport Racing Holden Commodore in the BNT NZ SuperTourer series. The vehicle looks fantastic!Good luck to Dominic this season.

The Brumbies finished the year at 2nd on the Australian tally and 5th overall

in the conference. This enabled them to get a wild card into the next round.

They won against the Stormers but lost against the Hurricanes in the semi-finals.

It was a great season for the Brumbies

From Left: Natalie Easter from Pymble Office, Melissa Beilby, Sharlene Latoure and Sophie Chapman from ACT office watching the final Canberra game.

Left: Brumbies Captain and former Wallabies Captain Stephen Moore sat at the sgfleet table at the annual State of the Union Lunch held in Canberra.

SUPPlIER OF THE yEAR

AWARd

SUPER GROUP | Sustainability report 2015 15

BRUMBIES NEWSThe Brumbies finished the year at second on the Australian tally and fifth overall in the conference. This enabled them to get a wild card into the next round. They won against the Stormers but lost against the Hurricanes in the semi-finals. It was a great season for the Brumbies.

From left: Natalie Easter from Pymble Office, Melissa Beilby, Sharlene Latoure and Sophie Chapman from ACT office watching the final Canberra game.

Right: Brumbies Captain and former Wallabies Captain Stephen Moore sat at the SG Fleet table at the annual State of

the Union Lunch held in Canberra.

NZ News

Brumbies News

sgfleet is the naming rights sponsor of Dominic Storey and the iSport Racing Holden Commodore in the BNT NZ SuperTourer series. The vehicle looks fantastic!Good luck to Dominic this season.

The Brumbies finished the year at 2nd on the Australian tally and 5th overall

in the conference. This enabled them to get a wild card into the next round.

They won against the Stormers but lost against the Hurricanes in the semi-finals.

It was a great season for the Brumbies

From Left: Natalie Easter from Pymble Office, Melissa Beilby, Sharlene Latoure and Sophie Chapman from ACT office watching the final Canberra game.

Left: Brumbies Captain and former Wallabies Captain Stephen Moore sat at the sgfleet table at the annual State of the Union Lunch held in Canberra.

NZ News

Brumbies News

sgfleet is the naming rights sponsor of Dominic Storey and the iSport Racing Holden Commodore in the BNT NZ SuperTourer series. The vehicle looks fantastic!Good luck to Dominic this season.

The Brumbies finished the year at 2nd on the Australian tally and 5th overall

in the conference. This enabled them to get a wild card into the next round.

They won against the Stormers but lost against the Hurricanes in the semi-finals.

It was a great season for the Brumbies

From Left: Natalie Easter from Pymble Office, Melissa Beilby, Sharlene Latoure and Sophie Chapman from ACT office watching the final Canberra game.

Left: Brumbies Captain and former Wallabies Captain Stephen Moore sat at the sgfleet table at the annual State of the Union Lunch held in Canberra.

NZ News

Brumbies News

sgfleet is the naming rights sponsor of Dominic Storey and the iSport Racing Holden Commodore in the BNT NZ SuperTourer series. The vehicle looks fantastic!Good luck to Dominic this season.

The Brumbies finished the year at 2nd on the Australian tally and 5th overall

in the conference. This enabled them to get a wild card into the next round.

They won against the Stormers but lost against the Hurricanes in the semi-finals.

It was a great season for the Brumbies

From Left: Natalie Easter from Pymble Office, Melissa Beilby, Sharlene Latoure and Sophie Chapman from ACT office watching the final Canberra game.

Left: Brumbies Captain and former Wallabies Captain Stephen Moore sat at the sgfleet table at the annual State of the Union Lunch held in Canberra.

NZ News

Brumbies News

sgfleet is the naming rights sponsor of Dominic Storey and the iSport Racing Holden Commodore in the BNT NZ SuperTourer series. The vehicle looks fantastic!Good luck to Dominic this season.

The Brumbies finished the year at 2nd on the Australian tally and 5th overall

in the conference. This enabled them to get a wild card into the next round.

They won against the Stormers but lost against the Hurricanes in the semi-finals.

It was a great season for the Brumbies

From Left: Natalie Easter from Pymble Office, Melissa Beilby, Sharlene Latoure and Sophie Chapman from ACT office watching the final Canberra game.

Left: Brumbies Captain and former Wallabies Captain Stephen Moore sat at the sgfleet table at the annual State of the Union Lunch held in Canberra.

FOR CHARITYone of the clients in the UK is the Scottish Society for the prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SSpCA). each year, the SSpCA arrange a charity golf day to raise funds for this worthy cause. In April 2015 SG Fleet donated a Brumbies shirt that was signed by all the Brumbies players and SSpCA will auction the shirt at this year’s event in September.

David Webster – FD for SSPCA (on the left), Andy Willock – RM for SG Fleet (middle), John Allen – Fleet Manager for

SSPCA (on the right).

sgfleet supports numerous charities including World Vision, Jeans for Genes, St George Foundation and Auckland Rescue Helicopter Trust. sgfleet also supports some of the charitable initiatives of clients which included the Arnott’s Annual Gala Ball in March 2015 in support of Camp Quality that provides assistance to terminally ill children.

sgfleet is proud to support this worthwhile cause.

David Webster - FD for SSPCA (on the left),

Andy Willock - RM for sgfleet (middle),

John Allen - Fleet Manager for SSPCA (on the right).

One of the clients in the UK is the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SSPCA). Each year, the SSPCA arrange a charity golf day to raise funds for this worthy cause. In April 2015 sgfleet donated a Brumbies shirt that was signed by all the Brumbies players and SSPCA will auction the shirt at this year’s event in September.

For Charity

sgfleet continues their support of the St.George Foundation by being a silver sponsor at the Annual St.George Foundation Ball. This year it was held at the Star Event Centre in November 2014 where sgfleet had a table to the black tie event. The evening raised $667,002, which is a record breaker for the Foundation. The St.George Foundation invests in programs run by smaller charities who are close to the families and communities they help. But unfortunately, these charities attract little recurrent government funding and who aren’t big enough to generate significant fundraising income of their own. To date, the Foundation has provided more than $23million in funding grants to 800 community organisations, with all donations going directly to those in need (all administration costs are incurred by the St George Bank).

sgfleet is proud to support this fantastic charity.

bRUMbIES NEWS

16

sgfleet supports numerous charities including World Vision, Jeans for Genes, St George Foundation and Auckland Rescue Helicopter Trust. sgfleet also supports some of the charitable initiatives of clients which included the Arnott’s Annual Gala Ball in March 2015 in support of Camp Quality that provides assistance to terminally ill children.

sgfleet is proud to support this worthwhile cause.

David Webster - FD for SSPCA (on the left),

Andy Willock - RM for sgfleet (middle),

John Allen - Fleet Manager for SSPCA (on the right).

One of the clients in the UK is the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SSPCA). Each year, the SSPCA arrange a charity golf day to raise funds for this worthy cause. In April 2015 sgfleet donated a Brumbies shirt that was signed by all the Brumbies players and SSPCA will auction the shirt at this year’s event in September.

For Charity

sgfleet continues their support of the St.George Foundation by being a silver sponsor at the Annual St.George Foundation Ball. This year it was held at the Star Event Centre in November 2014 where sgfleet had a table to the black tie event. The evening raised $667,002, which is a record breaker for the Foundation. The St.George Foundation invests in programs run by smaller charities who are close to the families and communities they help. But unfortunately, these charities attract little recurrent government funding and who aren’t big enough to generate significant fundraising income of their own. To date, the Foundation has provided more than $23million in funding grants to 800 community organisations, with all donations going directly to those in need (all administration costs are incurred by the St George Bank).

sgfleet is proud to support this fantastic charity.

SuStaInaBILIty rePort (continued)

sgfleet supports numerous charities including World Vision, Jeans for Genes, St George Foundation and Auckland Rescue Helicopter Trust. sgfleet also supports some of the charitable initiatives of clients which included the Arnott’s Annual Gala Ball in March 2015 in support of Camp Quality that provides assistance to terminally ill children.

sgfleet is proud to support this worthwhile cause.

David Webster - FD for SSPCA (on the left),

Andy Willock - RM for sgfleet (middle),

John Allen - Fleet Manager for SSPCA (on the right).

One of the clients in the UK is the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SSPCA). Each year, the SSPCA arrange a charity golf day to raise funds for this worthy cause. In April 2015 sgfleet donated a Brumbies shirt that was signed by all the Brumbies players and SSPCA will auction the shirt at this year’s event in September.

For Charity

sgfleet continues their support of the St.George Foundation by being a silver sponsor at the Annual St.George Foundation Ball. This year it was held at the Star Event Centre in November 2014 where sgfleet had a table to the black tie event. The evening raised $667,002, which is a record breaker for the Foundation. The St.George Foundation invests in programs run by smaller charities who are close to the families and communities they help. But unfortunately, these charities attract little recurrent government funding and who aren’t big enough to generate significant fundraising income of their own. To date, the Foundation has provided more than $23million in funding grants to 800 community organisations, with all donations going directly to those in need (all administration costs are incurred by the St George Bank).

sgfleet is proud to support this fantastic charity.

sgfleet supports numerous charities including World Vision, Jeans for Genes, St George Foundation and Auckland Rescue Helicopter Trust. sgfleet also supports some of the charitable initiatives of clients which included the Arnott’s Annual Gala Ball in March 2015 in support of Camp Quality that provides assistance to terminally ill children.

sgfleet is proud to support this worthwhile cause.

David Webster - FD for SSPCA (on the left),

Andy Willock - RM for sgfleet (middle),

John Allen - Fleet Manager for SSPCA (on the right).

One of the clients in the UK is the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SSPCA). Each year, the SSPCA arrange a charity golf day to raise funds for this worthy cause. In April 2015 sgfleet donated a Brumbies shirt that was signed by all the Brumbies players and SSPCA will auction the shirt at this year’s event in September.

For Charity

sgfleet continues their support of the St.George Foundation by being a silver sponsor at the Annual St.George Foundation Ball. This year it was held at the Star Event Centre in November 2014 where sgfleet had a table to the black tie event. The evening raised $667,002, which is a record breaker for the Foundation. The St.George Foundation invests in programs run by smaller charities who are close to the families and communities they help. But unfortunately, these charities attract little recurrent government funding and who aren’t big enough to generate significant fundraising income of their own. To date, the Foundation has provided more than $23million in funding grants to 800 community organisations, with all donations going directly to those in need (all administration costs are incurred by the St George Bank).

sgfleet is proud to support this fantastic charity.

sgfleet supports numerous charities including World Vision, Jeans for Genes, St George Foundation and Auckland Rescue Helicopter Trust. sgfleet also supports some of the charitable initiatives of clients which included the Arnott’s Annual Gala Ball in March 2015 in support of Camp Quality that provides assistance to terminally ill children.

sgfleet is proud to support this worthwhile cause.

David Webster - FD for SSPCA (on the left),

Andy Willock - RM for sgfleet (middle),

John Allen - Fleet Manager for SSPCA (on the right).

One of the clients in the UK is the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SSPCA). Each year, the SSPCA arrange a charity golf day to raise funds for this worthy cause. In April 2015 sgfleet donated a Brumbies shirt that was signed by all the Brumbies players and SSPCA will auction the shirt at this year’s event in September.

For Charity

sgfleet continues their support of the St.George Foundation by being a silver sponsor at the Annual St.George Foundation Ball. This year it was held at the Star Event Centre in November 2014 where sgfleet had a table to the black tie event. The evening raised $667,002, which is a record breaker for the Foundation. The St.George Foundation invests in programs run by smaller charities who are close to the families and communities they help. But unfortunately, these charities attract little recurrent government funding and who aren’t big enough to generate significant fundraising income of their own. To date, the Foundation has provided more than $23million in funding grants to 800 community organisations, with all donations going directly to those in need (all administration costs are incurred by the St George Bank).

sgfleet is proud to support this fantastic charity.

SG Fleet supports numerous charities including World Vision, Jeans for Genes, St George Foundation and Auckland Rescue Helicopter Trust. SG Fleet also supports some of the charitable initiatives of clients which included the Arnott’s Annual Gala Ball in March 2015 in support of Camp Quality that provides assistance to terminally ill children.

SG Fleet is proud to support this worthwhile cause.

SG Fleet continues their support of the St George Foundation by being a silver sponsor at the Annual St George Foundation Ball. This year it was held at the Star event Centre in November 2014 where SG Fleet had a table to the black tie event. The evening raised AUD667 002, which is a record breaker for the Foundation.

sgfleet supports numerous charities including World Vision, Jeans for Genes, St George Foundation and Auckland Rescue Helicopter Trust. sgfleet also supports some of the charitable initiatives of clients which included the Arnott’s Annual Gala Ball in March 2015 in support of Camp Quality that provides assistance to terminally ill children.

sgfleet is proud to support this worthwhile cause.

David Webster - FD for SSPCA (on the left),

Andy Willock - RM for sgfleet (middle),

John Allen - Fleet Manager for SSPCA (on the right).

One of the clients in the UK is the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SSPCA). Each year, the SSPCA arrange a charity golf day to raise funds for this worthy cause. In April 2015 sgfleet donated a Brumbies shirt that was signed by all the Brumbies players and SSPCA will auction the shirt at this year’s event in September.

For Charity

sgfleet continues their support of the St.George Foundation by being a silver sponsor at the Annual St.George Foundation Ball. This year it was held at the Star Event Centre in November 2014 where sgfleet had a table to the black tie event. The evening raised $667,002, which is a record breaker for the Foundation. The St.George Foundation invests in programs run by smaller charities who are close to the families and communities they help. But unfortunately, these charities attract little recurrent government funding and who aren’t big enough to generate significant fundraising income of their own. To date, the Foundation has provided more than $23million in funding grants to 800 community organisations, with all donations going directly to those in need (all administration costs are incurred by the St George Bank).

sgfleet is proud to support this fantastic charity.

sgfleet supports numerous charities including World Vision, Jeans for Genes, St George Foundation and Auckland Rescue Helicopter Trust. sgfleet also supports some of the charitable initiatives of clients which included the Arnott’s Annual Gala Ball in March 2015 in support of Camp Quality that provides assistance to terminally ill children.

sgfleet is proud to support this worthwhile cause.

David Webster - FD for SSPCA (on the left),

Andy Willock - RM for sgfleet (middle),

John Allen - Fleet Manager for SSPCA (on the right).

One of the clients in the UK is the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SSPCA). Each year, the SSPCA arrange a charity golf day to raise funds for this worthy cause. In April 2015 sgfleet donated a Brumbies shirt that was signed by all the Brumbies players and SSPCA will auction the shirt at this year’s event in September.

For Charity

sgfleet continues their support of the St.George Foundation by being a silver sponsor at the Annual St.George Foundation Ball. This year it was held at the Star Event Centre in November 2014 where sgfleet had a table to the black tie event. The evening raised $667,002, which is a record breaker for the Foundation. The St.George Foundation invests in programs run by smaller charities who are close to the families and communities they help. But unfortunately, these charities attract little recurrent government funding and who aren’t big enough to generate significant fundraising income of their own. To date, the Foundation has provided more than $23million in funding grants to 800 community organisations, with all donations going directly to those in need (all administration costs are incurred by the St George Bank).

sgfleet is proud to support this fantastic charity.

The St George Foundation invests in programmes run by smaller charities who are close to the families and communities they help. But unfortunately, these charities attract little recurrent government funding and who are not big enough to generate significant fundraising income of their own. To date, the Foundation has provided more than AUD23 million in funding grants to 800 community organisations, with all donations going directly to those in need (all administration costs are incurred by the St George Bank).

SG Fleet is proud to support this fantastic charity.

FOR CHARITy

SUPER GROUP | Sustainability report 2015 17

Themed Lunch

Nepal Earthquake Appeal

For Prostate and Breast

Cancer

Thank you to everyone who supported the Business Systems quarterly themed lunch. It was great to see a lot of pink and blue throughout the office and although it seemed like someone was having a baby shower, people dug deep and gave generously.

In April 2015 we managed to raise $750 between both Pymble and Homebush sites, with sgfleet matching this to take the total to $1500.

The $1500 donation has been split between the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia and the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

Thank you for supporting this day.

We all heard the news about the earthquake in Nepal which devastated the entire country. With the death toll over 8000 and many others injured, entire towns completely wiped out and people without

clean water, food and shelter not to mention needing medical assistance. Two of our colleagues have immediate family in Nepal - Rinju Karmacharya and Sarila Karanjit. This inspired staff members to raise funds to support Nepal.

With a collection box at reception at Pymble, staff members holding a morning tea to raise funds, and holding crazy hat day, over $1679 was raised with sgfleet matching every dollar in May 2015. $3360 was divided between the Maiti Nepal Emergency Relief Fund and Guthi Australia Earthquake Appeal - two non-profit organisations that provide community based support to Nepal. And with a second earthquake just recently occurring, those funds are needed now more than ever. Thank you to staff members for their generosity and support – from donating money to contributing to morning tea.

Homebush office got in the spirit with some cake making.

Themed Lunch

Nepal Earthquake Appeal

For Prostate and Breast

Cancer

Thank you to everyone who supported the Business Systems quarterly themed lunch. It was great to see a lot of pink and blue throughout the office and although it seemed like someone was having a baby shower, people dug deep and gave generously.

In April 2015 we managed to raise $750 between both Pymble and Homebush sites, with sgfleet matching this to take the total to $1500.

The $1500 donation has been split between the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia and the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

Thank you for supporting this day.

We all heard the news about the earthquake in Nepal which devastated the entire country. With the death toll over 8000 and many others injured, entire towns completely wiped out and people without

clean water, food and shelter not to mention needing medical assistance. Two of our colleagues have immediate family in Nepal - Rinju Karmacharya and Sarila Karanjit. This inspired staff members to raise funds to support Nepal.

With a collection box at reception at Pymble, staff members holding a morning tea to raise funds, and holding crazy hat day, over $1679 was raised with sgfleet matching every dollar in May 2015. $3360 was divided between the Maiti Nepal Emergency Relief Fund and Guthi Australia Earthquake Appeal - two non-profit organisations that provide community based support to Nepal. And with a second earthquake just recently occurring, those funds are needed now more than ever. Thank you to staff members for their generosity and support – from donating money to contributing to morning tea.

Homebush office got in the spirit with some cake making.

Themed Lunch

Nepal Earthquake Appeal

For Prostate and Breast

Cancer

Thank you to everyone who supported the Business Systems quarterly themed lunch. It was great to see a lot of pink and blue throughout the office and although it seemed like someone was having a baby shower, people dug deep and gave generously.

In April 2015 we managed to raise $750 between both Pymble and Homebush sites, with sgfleet matching this to take the total to $1500.

The $1500 donation has been split between the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia and the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

Thank you for supporting this day.

We all heard the news about the earthquake in Nepal which devastated the entire country. With the death toll over 8000 and many others injured, entire towns completely wiped out and people without

clean water, food and shelter not to mention needing medical assistance. Two of our colleagues have immediate family in Nepal - Rinju Karmacharya and Sarila Karanjit. This inspired staff members to raise funds to support Nepal.

With a collection box at reception at Pymble, staff members holding a morning tea to raise funds, and holding crazy hat day, over $1679 was raised with sgfleet matching every dollar in May 2015. $3360 was divided between the Maiti Nepal Emergency Relief Fund and Guthi Australia Earthquake Appeal - two non-profit organisations that provide community based support to Nepal. And with a second earthquake just recently occurring, those funds are needed now more than ever. Thank you to staff members for their generosity and support – from donating money to contributing to morning tea.

Homebush office got in the spirit with some cake making. Themed

Lunch

Nepal Earthquake Appeal

For Prostate and Breast

Cancer

Thank you to everyone who supported the Business Systems quarterly themed lunch. It was great to see a lot of pink and blue throughout the office and although it seemed like someone was having a baby shower, people dug deep and gave generously.

In April 2015 we managed to raise $750 between both Pymble and Homebush sites, with sgfleet matching this to take the total to $1500.

The $1500 donation has been split between the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia and the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

Thank you for supporting this day.

We all heard the news about the earthquake in Nepal which devastated the entire country. With the death toll over 8000 and many others injured, entire towns completely wiped out and people without

clean water, food and shelter not to mention needing medical assistance. Two of our colleagues have immediate family in Nepal - Rinju Karmacharya and Sarila Karanjit. This inspired staff members to raise funds to support Nepal.

With a collection box at reception at Pymble, staff members holding a morning tea to raise funds, and holding crazy hat day, over $1679 was raised with sgfleet matching every dollar in May 2015. $3360 was divided between the Maiti Nepal Emergency Relief Fund and Guthi Australia Earthquake Appeal - two non-profit organisations that provide community based support to Nepal. And with a second earthquake just recently occurring, those funds are needed now more than ever. Thank you to staff members for their generosity and support – from donating money to contributing to morning tea.

Homebush office got in the spirit with some cake making.

NEPAl EARTHqUAkE

APPEAl

NEPAL EARTHQUAKE APPEALWe all heard the news about the earthquake in Nepal which devastated the entire country. With the death toll over 8 000 and many others injured, entire towns completely wiped out and people without clean water, food and shelter not to mention needing medical assistance.

Two of our colleagues have immediate family in Nepal – Rinju Karmacharya and Sarila Karanjit. This inspired staff members to raise funds to support Nepal.

Themed Lunch

Nepal Earthquake Appeal

For Prostate and Breast

Cancer

Thank you to everyone who supported the Business Systems quarterly themed lunch. It was great to see a lot of pink and blue throughout the office and although it seemed like someone was having a baby shower, people dug deep and gave generously.

In April 2015 we managed to raise $750 between both Pymble and Homebush sites, with sgfleet matching this to take the total to $1500.

The $1500 donation has been split between the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia and the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

Thank you for supporting this day.

We all heard the news about the earthquake in Nepal which devastated the entire country. With the death toll over 8000 and many others injured, entire towns completely wiped out and people without

clean water, food and shelter not to mention needing medical assistance. Two of our colleagues have immediate family in Nepal - Rinju Karmacharya and Sarila Karanjit. This inspired staff members to raise funds to support Nepal.

With a collection box at reception at Pymble, staff members holding a morning tea to raise funds, and holding crazy hat day, over $1679 was raised with sgfleet matching every dollar in May 2015. $3360 was divided between the Maiti Nepal Emergency Relief Fund and Guthi Australia Earthquake Appeal - two non-profit organisations that provide community based support to Nepal. And with a second earthquake just recently occurring, those funds are needed now more than ever. Thank you to staff members for their generosity and support – from donating money to contributing to morning tea.

Homebush office got in the spirit with some cake making.

Themed Lunch

Nepal Earthquake Appeal

For Prostate and Breast

Cancer

Thank you to everyone who supported the Business Systems quarterly themed lunch. It was great to see a lot of pink and blue throughout the office and although it seemed like someone was having a baby shower, people dug deep and gave generously.

In April 2015 we managed to raise $750 between both Pymble and Homebush sites, with sgfleet matching this to take the total to $1500.

The $1500 donation has been split between the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia and the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

Thank you for supporting this day.

We all heard the news about the earthquake in Nepal which devastated the entire country. With the death toll over 8000 and many others injured, entire towns completely wiped out and people without

clean water, food and shelter not to mention needing medical assistance. Two of our colleagues have immediate family in Nepal - Rinju Karmacharya and Sarila Karanjit. This inspired staff members to raise funds to support Nepal.

With a collection box at reception at Pymble, staff members holding a morning tea to raise funds, and holding crazy hat day, over $1679 was raised with sgfleet matching every dollar in May 2015. $3360 was divided between the Maiti Nepal Emergency Relief Fund and Guthi Australia Earthquake Appeal - two non-profit organisations that provide community based support to Nepal. And with a second earthquake just recently occurring, those funds are needed now more than ever. Thank you to staff members for their generosity and support – from donating money to contributing to morning tea.

Homebush office got in the spirit with some cake making.

Themed Lunch

Nepal Earthquake Appeal

For Prostate and Breast

Cancer

Thank you to everyone who supported the Business Systems quarterly themed lunch. It was great to see a lot of pink and blue throughout the office and although it seemed like someone was having a baby shower, people dug deep and gave generously.

In April 2015 we managed to raise $750 between both Pymble and Homebush sites, with sgfleet matching this to take the total to $1500.

The $1500 donation has been split between the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia and the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

Thank you for supporting this day.

We all heard the news about the earthquake in Nepal which devastated the entire country. With the death toll over 8000 and many others injured, entire towns completely wiped out and people without

clean water, food and shelter not to mention needing medical assistance. Two of our colleagues have immediate family in Nepal - Rinju Karmacharya and Sarila Karanjit. This inspired staff members to raise funds to support Nepal.

With a collection box at reception at Pymble, staff members holding a morning tea to raise funds, and holding crazy hat day, over $1679 was raised with sgfleet matching every dollar in May 2015. $3360 was divided between the Maiti Nepal Emergency Relief Fund and Guthi Australia Earthquake Appeal - two non-profit organisations that provide community based support to Nepal. And with a second earthquake just recently occurring, those funds are needed now more than ever. Thank you to staff members for their generosity and support – from donating money to contributing to morning tea.

Homebush office got in the spirit with some cake making.

THEMED LUNCH

Thank you to everyone who supported the Business Systems’ quarterly themed lunch. It was great to see a lot of pink and blue throughout the office and although it seemed like someone was having a baby shower, people dug deep and gave generously.

In April 2015 we managed to raise AUD750 between both pymble and Homebush sites, with SG Fleet matching this to take the total to AUD1 500.

Themed Lunch

Nepal Earthquake Appeal

For Prostate and Breast

Cancer

Thank you to everyone who supported the Business Systems quarterly themed lunch. It was great to see a lot of pink and blue throughout the office and although it seemed like someone was having a baby shower, people dug deep and gave generously.

In April 2015 we managed to raise $750 between both Pymble and Homebush sites, with sgfleet matching this to take the total to $1500.

The $1500 donation has been split between the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia and the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

Thank you for supporting this day.

We all heard the news about the earthquake in Nepal which devastated the entire country. With the death toll over 8000 and many others injured, entire towns completely wiped out and people without

clean water, food and shelter not to mention needing medical assistance. Two of our colleagues have immediate family in Nepal - Rinju Karmacharya and Sarila Karanjit. This inspired staff members to raise funds to support Nepal.

With a collection box at reception at Pymble, staff members holding a morning tea to raise funds, and holding crazy hat day, over $1679 was raised with sgfleet matching every dollar in May 2015. $3360 was divided between the Maiti Nepal Emergency Relief Fund and Guthi Australia Earthquake Appeal - two non-profit organisations that provide community based support to Nepal. And with a second earthquake just recently occurring, those funds are needed now more than ever. Thank you to staff members for their generosity and support – from donating money to contributing to morning tea.

Homebush office got in the spirit with some cake making.

Homebush office got in the spirit with some cake making.

THEMEd lUNCH FOR

PROSTATE ANd bREAST CANCER

With a collection box at reception at pymble, staff members holding a morning tea to raise funds, and holding crazy hat day, over AUD1 679 was raised with SG Fleet matching every dollar in May 2015. AUD3 360 was divided between the Maiti Nepal emergency Relief Fund and Guthi Australia earthquake Appeal – two non-profit organisations that provide community-based support to Nepal. And with a second earthquake just recently occurring, those funds are needed now more than ever.

Thank you to staff members for their generosity and support – for donating money to contributing to morning tea.

The AUD1 500 donation has been split between the prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia and the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

Thank you for supporting this day.

18

SuStaInaBILIty rePort (continued)

Trailwalker for Charity

Once again, sgfleet sponsored 20 staff members to participate in the city2surf fun run in August 2014. Everyone had a great time irrespective of whether they ran or walked. There was some great results with Ben Raid at 1hour and 1min and Victor Chan at 1h 23min. Thanks to everyone who participated and thanks to sgfleet for supporting this great event.

Jaime Wood, Angela Tosatto, Mike Davis and Angela Brown participated in Oxfam Trailwalker over the weekend of 22nd August 2014. Trailwalker involves teams of four trekking though 100km of bush trail within 48 hours and raises much needed funds for the work of Oxfam. After a week of rain, the trail was very difficult and the team walked through the night to finish the 100 kilometres in 38 hours. Sore

and beyond tired, the team was one of the small number (less than a third) of teams who were able to finish as a complete team of four. This was only possible through the amazing support of their colleagues, Alexis Thomson, Michelle Thomas, Marisa Picone and Melanie Knowles who were at the checkpoints to feed and encourage them. A great effort and a real test of mental toughness! The team has raised over $3000 for Oxfam.

Oxfam Trailwalker is a global event that runs in every capital city in Australia, along with UK and New Zealand. This is a great initiative that sgfleet supported.

Trailwalker for Charity

Once again, sgfleet sponsored 20 staff members to participate in the city2surf fun run in August 2014. Everyone had a great time irrespective of whether they ran or walked. There was some great results with Ben Raid at 1hour and 1min and Victor Chan at 1h 23min. Thanks to everyone who participated and thanks to sgfleet for supporting this great event.

Jaime Wood, Angela Tosatto, Mike Davis and Angela Brown participated in Oxfam Trailwalker over the weekend of 22nd August 2014. Trailwalker involves teams of four trekking though 100km of bush trail within 48 hours and raises much needed funds for the work of Oxfam. After a week of rain, the trail was very difficult and the team walked through the night to finish the 100 kilometres in 38 hours. Sore

and beyond tired, the team was one of the small number (less than a third) of teams who were able to finish as a complete team of four. This was only possible through the amazing support of their colleagues, Alexis Thomson, Michelle Thomas, Marisa Picone and Melanie Knowles who were at the checkpoints to feed and encourage them. A great effort and a real test of mental toughness! The team has raised over $3000 for Oxfam.

Oxfam Trailwalker is a global event that runs in every capital city in Australia, along with UK and New Zealand. This is a great initiative that sgfleet supported.

Trailwalker for Charity

Once again, sgfleet sponsored 20 staff members to participate in the city2surf fun run in August 2014. Everyone had a great time irrespective of whether they ran or walked. There was some great results with Ben Raid at 1hour and 1min and Victor Chan at 1h 23min. Thanks to everyone who participated and thanks to sgfleet for supporting this great event.

Jaime Wood, Angela Tosatto, Mike Davis and Angela Brown participated in Oxfam Trailwalker over the weekend of 22nd August 2014. Trailwalker involves teams of four trekking though 100km of bush trail within 48 hours and raises much needed funds for the work of Oxfam. After a week of rain, the trail was very difficult and the team walked through the night to finish the 100 kilometres in 38 hours. Sore

and beyond tired, the team was one of the small number (less than a third) of teams who were able to finish as a complete team of four. This was only possible through the amazing support of their colleagues, Alexis Thomson, Michelle Thomas, Marisa Picone and Melanie Knowles who were at the checkpoints to feed and encourage them. A great effort and a real test of mental toughness! The team has raised over $3000 for Oxfam.

Oxfam Trailwalker is a global event that runs in every capital city in Australia, along with UK and New Zealand. This is a great initiative that sgfleet supported.

Jaime Wood, Angela Tosatto, Mike Davis and Angela Brown participated in oxfam Trailwalker over the weekend of 22 August 2014. Trailwalker involves teams of four trekking though 100 kilometres of bush trail within 48 hours and raises much-needed funds for the work of oxfam. After a week of rain, the trail was very difficult and the team walked through the night to finish the 100 kilometres in 38 hours. Sore and beyond tired, the team was one of the small number (less than a third) of teams who were able to finish as a complete team of four. This was only possible

once again, SG Fleet sponsored 20 staff members to participate in the city2surf fun run in August 2014. Trailwalker

for Charity

Once again, sgfleet sponsored 20 staff members to participate in the city2surf fun run in August 2014. Everyone had a great time irrespective of whether they ran or walked. There was some great results with Ben Raid at 1hour and 1min and Victor Chan at 1h 23min. Thanks to everyone who participated and thanks to sgfleet for supporting this great event.

Jaime Wood, Angela Tosatto, Mike Davis and Angela Brown participated in Oxfam Trailwalker over the weekend of 22nd August 2014. Trailwalker involves teams of four trekking though 100km of bush trail within 48 hours and raises much needed funds for the work of Oxfam. After a week of rain, the trail was very difficult and the team walked through the night to finish the 100 kilometres in 38 hours. Sore

and beyond tired, the team was one of the small number (less than a third) of teams who were able to finish as a complete team of four. This was only possible through the amazing support of their colleagues, Alexis Thomson, Michelle Thomas, Marisa Picone and Melanie Knowles who were at the checkpoints to feed and encourage them. A great effort and a real test of mental toughness! The team has raised over $3000 for Oxfam.

Oxfam Trailwalker is a global event that runs in every capital city in Australia, along with UK and New Zealand. This is a great initiative that sgfleet supported.

Trailwalker for Charity

Once again, sgfleet sponsored 20 staff members to participate in the city2surf fun run in August 2014. Everyone had a great time irrespective of whether they ran or walked. There was some great results with Ben Raid at 1hour and 1min and Victor Chan at 1h 23min. Thanks to everyone who participated and thanks to sgfleet for supporting this great event.

Jaime Wood, Angela Tosatto, Mike Davis and Angela Brown participated in Oxfam Trailwalker over the weekend of 22nd August 2014. Trailwalker involves teams of four trekking though 100km of bush trail within 48 hours and raises much needed funds for the work of Oxfam. After a week of rain, the trail was very difficult and the team walked through the night to finish the 100 kilometres in 38 hours. Sore

and beyond tired, the team was one of the small number (less than a third) of teams who were able to finish as a complete team of four. This was only possible through the amazing support of their colleagues, Alexis Thomson, Michelle Thomas, Marisa Picone and Melanie Knowles who were at the checkpoints to feed and encourage them. A great effort and a real test of mental toughness! The team has raised over $3000 for Oxfam.

Oxfam Trailwalker is a global event that runs in every capital city in Australia, along with UK and New Zealand. This is a great initiative that sgfleet supported.

Trailwalker for Charity

Once again, sgfleet sponsored 20 staff members to participate in the city2surf fun run in August 2014. Everyone had a great time irrespective of whether they ran or walked. There was some great results with Ben Raid at 1hour and 1min and Victor Chan at 1h 23min. Thanks to everyone who participated and thanks to sgfleet for supporting this great event.

Jaime Wood, Angela Tosatto, Mike Davis and Angela Brown participated in Oxfam Trailwalker over the weekend of 22nd August 2014. Trailwalker involves teams of four trekking though 100km of bush trail within 48 hours and raises much needed funds for the work of Oxfam. After a week of rain, the trail was very difficult and the team walked through the night to finish the 100 kilometres in 38 hours. Sore

and beyond tired, the team was one of the small number (less than a third) of teams who were able to finish as a complete team of four. This was only possible through the amazing support of their colleagues, Alexis Thomson, Michelle Thomas, Marisa Picone and Melanie Knowles who were at the checkpoints to feed and encourage them. A great effort and a real test of mental toughness! The team has raised over $3000 for Oxfam.

Oxfam Trailwalker is a global event that runs in every capital city in Australia, along with UK and New Zealand. This is a great initiative that sgfleet supported.

Trailwalker for Charity

Once again, sgfleet sponsored 20 staff members to participate in the city2surf fun run in August 2014. Everyone had a great time irrespective of whether they ran or walked. There was some great results with Ben Raid at 1hour and 1min and Victor Chan at 1h 23min. Thanks to everyone who participated and thanks to sgfleet for supporting this great event.

Jaime Wood, Angela Tosatto, Mike Davis and Angela Brown participated in Oxfam Trailwalker over the weekend of 22nd August 2014. Trailwalker involves teams of four trekking though 100km of bush trail within 48 hours and raises much needed funds for the work of Oxfam. After a week of rain, the trail was very difficult and the team walked through the night to finish the 100 kilometres in 38 hours. Sore

and beyond tired, the team was one of the small number (less than a third) of teams who were able to finish as a complete team of four. This was only possible through the amazing support of their colleagues, Alexis Thomson, Michelle Thomas, Marisa Picone and Melanie Knowles who were at the checkpoints to feed and encourage them. A great effort and a real test of mental toughness! The team has raised over $3000 for Oxfam.

Oxfam Trailwalker is a global event that runs in every capital city in Australia, along with UK and New Zealand. This is a great initiative that sgfleet supported.

Trailwalker for Charity

Once again, sgfleet sponsored 20 staff members to participate in the city2surf fun run in August 2014. Everyone had a great time irrespective of whether they ran or walked. There was some great results with Ben Raid at 1hour and 1min and Victor Chan at 1h 23min. Thanks to everyone who participated and thanks to sgfleet for supporting this great event.

Jaime Wood, Angela Tosatto, Mike Davis and Angela Brown participated in Oxfam Trailwalker over the weekend of 22nd August 2014. Trailwalker involves teams of four trekking though 100km of bush trail within 48 hours and raises much needed funds for the work of Oxfam. After a week of rain, the trail was very difficult and the team walked through the night to finish the 100 kilometres in 38 hours. Sore

and beyond tired, the team was one of the small number (less than a third) of teams who were able to finish as a complete team of four. This was only possible through the amazing support of their colleagues, Alexis Thomson, Michelle Thomas, Marisa Picone and Melanie Knowles who were at the checkpoints to feed and encourage them. A great effort and a real test of mental toughness! The team has raised over $3000 for Oxfam.

Oxfam Trailwalker is a global event that runs in every capital city in Australia, along with UK and New Zealand. This is a great initiative that sgfleet supported.

TRAILWALKER FOR CHARITY

Trailwalker for Charity

Once again, sgfleet sponsored 20 staff members to participate in the city2surf fun run in August 2014. Everyone had a great time irrespective of whether they ran or walked. There was some great results with Ben Raid at 1hour and 1min and Victor Chan at 1h 23min. Thanks to everyone who participated and thanks to sgfleet for supporting this great event.

Jaime Wood, Angela Tosatto, Mike Davis and Angela Brown participated in Oxfam Trailwalker over the weekend of 22nd August 2014. Trailwalker involves teams of four trekking though 100km of bush trail within 48 hours and raises much needed funds for the work of Oxfam. After a week of rain, the trail was very difficult and the team walked through the night to finish the 100 kilometres in 38 hours. Sore

and beyond tired, the team was one of the small number (less than a third) of teams who were able to finish as a complete team of four. This was only possible through the amazing support of their colleagues, Alexis Thomson, Michelle Thomas, Marisa Picone and Melanie Knowles who were at the checkpoints to feed and encourage them. A great effort and a real test of mental toughness! The team has raised over $3000 for Oxfam.

Oxfam Trailwalker is a global event that runs in every capital city in Australia, along with UK and New Zealand. This is a great initiative that sgfleet supported.

Trailwalker for Charity

Once again, sgfleet sponsored 20 staff members to participate in the city2surf fun run in August 2014. Everyone had a great time irrespective of whether they ran or walked. There was some great results with Ben Raid at 1hour and 1min and Victor Chan at 1h 23min. Thanks to everyone who participated and thanks to sgfleet for supporting this great event.

Jaime Wood, Angela Tosatto, Mike Davis and Angela Brown participated in Oxfam Trailwalker over the weekend of 22nd August 2014. Trailwalker involves teams of four trekking though 100km of bush trail within 48 hours and raises much needed funds for the work of Oxfam. After a week of rain, the trail was very difficult and the team walked through the night to finish the 100 kilometres in 38 hours. Sore

and beyond tired, the team was one of the small number (less than a third) of teams who were able to finish as a complete team of four. This was only possible through the amazing support of their colleagues, Alexis Thomson, Michelle Thomas, Marisa Picone and Melanie Knowles who were at the checkpoints to feed and encourage them. A great effort and a real test of mental toughness! The team has raised over $3000 for Oxfam.

Oxfam Trailwalker is a global event that runs in every capital city in Australia, along with UK and New Zealand. This is a great initiative that sgfleet supported.

CITy2SURF

through the amazing support of their colleagues, Alexis Thomson, Michelle Thomas, Marisa picone and Melanie Knowles who were at the checkpoints to feed and encourage them. A great effort and a real test of mental toughness! The team has raised over AUD3 000 for oxfam.

Oxfam Trailwalker is a global event that runs in every capital city in Australia, along with UK and New Zealand. This is a great initiative that SG Fleet supported.

everyone had a great time irrespective of whether they ran or walked. There was some great results with Ben Raid at one hour and one minute and Victor Chan at one hour 23 minutes.

Thanks to everyone who participated and thanks to SG Fleet for supporting this great event.