Anti-Bribery and Corruption Statement

This is a policy statement from PT Indonesia Asahan Aluminium (Persero) (Inalum) related to the commitment of the organization in the context of adopting the SNI ISO 37001:2016 on the Anti-Bribery Management System.

We are committed to run the business in a transparent and fair manner and implement the zero-tolerance principle towards bribery and corruption actions by the Board of Directors, Commissioners, employees, contactors, agents and other related parties.

We are committed to work together only with organizations and/or other individuals who are also committed to run their business without bribery.  Organizations and/or individuals who want to work with us shall demonstrate their commitment in running their business without bribery and corruption practices.

The Inalum Board of Directors has approved the Anti-Bribery and Corruption Policy which complements other policies and procedures to ensure that we are in the best position to achieve and maintain the high standards of the Company and the responsibility of individuals.

We shall comply with the anti-bribery and corruption policy by following the principles hereinbelow:

Proportional	The anti-bribery policy and procedures are already proportional to the activities of the Company, the sector in which we operate and the risks we are facing.
Commitment from Top Management	Our top management is committed to creating a corporate culture that is free of any bribery in the organization.
Risk Assessment	We will understand the bribery risks we are facing by conducting a regular and total risk assessment.
Feasibility Study	We shall ensure that our business partners shall also have and adopt the anti-bribery policy.
Communication	We shall take action to ensure that all employees, Board of Directors and business partners understand the procedures and actions to be taken in a situation related to bribery and that our anti-bribery policy is embedded in our corporate culture.
Supervision and Review	We will supervise and review the procedures designed to manage the risks of bribery and corruption, whether internally or externally.