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1ANNUAL
REPORT
20182
Content
03.About Aramex
05.About Sustainability and This Report
08.Letter from the CEO
11.Our Services
16.Key Non - Financial Goals
18.Governance
25.Our People
32.Our Customers
37.Sustainability
39.Community Engagement
40.Youth Education and Empowerment
43.Entrepreneurship
43.Our Environmental Commitment
ARAMEX ANNUAL REPORT
201802 45.
Sustainability Support, Advocacy
and Partnerships 46.Emergency Relief
47.Human Rights Impact Assessment
47.Total Impact Assessment
48.Stakeholder Engagement
69.Compliance
72.Associations and Certiflcations
74.Reporting Process
77.Disclosures on Management Approaches
80.GRI Content Index
94.UNGC/SDG Index
96.Appendices
99.Independent Assurance Statement
103. Our Performance 3 01
AboutAramex
4ABOUT ARAMEX
Since its foundation in 1982, Aramex has grown to become a global leader in the logistics and transportation industry, recognized for its customized and innovative services for businesses and consumers. Listed on the Dubai Financial Market (DFM) and headquartered in the UAE, our location bridges the path between East and West, enabling our reach to more customers with the provision of effective logistics solutions worldwide. Our breadth of services, including International and Domestic Express Delivery, Freight-forwarding, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, e-Commerce, and Record Management extend our considerable reach. We remain committed to further enhancing our global operations and pursuing more opportunities for future business growth and advancement. Our unique asset-light business model and commitment to innovation underpin every strategic decision we make. This has proved highly successful, allowing us to adapt swiftly to challenging market conditions, execute last mile delivery solutions, develop new products and services, and respond quickly to the continual changes in customer preferences.We live in an era where technology transforms and
influences our daily lives more than ever before; as a result, technological innovation is critical to our success. We are strategically leveraging technology for better and more efficient last-mile delivery solutions. This approach has significant benefits, and that's why we consider ourselves a technology-driven enterprise, selling transportation and logistics solutions without owning heavy assets. We also believe that investing in technology in the field of e-Commerce is key to the movement of goods and services efficiently whilst maintaining our market-leading position. In order to grow a truly sustainable business it is crucial that we utilize our core competencies to enhance our positive impact as active citizens in the communities in which we operate. Our "Delivering Good" sustainability platform is active in over 98% educational, social and environmental projects worldwide, and we have partnered with many international and local organizations dedicated to similar causes. We are proud of the partnerships we have with the communities in which we operate, as well as the contributions to their sustainable economic development. To that end, we are actively developing a culture where innovation can thrive. With continuous investment in our people, technology, infrastructure, and the implementation of innovative solutions, we satisfy our customers evolving needs and deliver the maximum value to our stakeholders along with maintaining partnerships with local communities.We currently have business
operations in 600+cities across more than 65
countries worldwide and employ over
15,623 professionals
. Factoring in the40 alliances
we have with leading international express and logistics providers, as part of theGlobal Distribution Alliance (GDA),
our network expands to more than12,000
offices and66,000
employees across240 countries
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201804
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02AboutSustainabilityAnd ThisReport
6ABOUT SUSTAINABILITY AND THIS REPORT
Now more than ever, we are seeing
the world's leading companies adopt sustainable practices and restricting their business to companies in compliance with those practices. Aramex's proactive approach assures that we are always ahead of international norms and leading the way towards better sustainability outcomes. We are pleased to share with you our 9th IntegratedReport and 13th Sustainability Report.
Evident since our founding, we have continued to lead our sector and the region in sustainability through constantly strategizing, improving and innovating our approach. Our core values have always been the engine of our sustainability, driving us to invest in, and empower our people, enhance customer experience and encourage innovation and entrepreneurship, and always opt for socially and environmentally responsible practices. Our sustainability strategy has evolved over the years by adopting emerging best practices in sustainability and by creating new ones. Our holistic approach to sustainability is crucial to our business model, integrated into our operations, and guided by our communities and core competencies while remaining aligned with a global sustainable development agenda. Our investments in, and commitment to sustainability help ensure sustainability for our company, our communities, and the planet in the future. The report integrates our financial and sustainability information and includes our Green House Gas emissions for 2018, as well as communicating our progress on sustainability goals. This year is the third year in which we are reporting according to the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards. We continue to be pioneers in the transition to these Standards, which we hope will enable us to continue enhancing our sustainability efforts in a more effective, stakeholder-focused and comprehensive manner. In addition to continuing our GRI Standards reporting, we conducted a Total Impact Assessment toARAMEX ANNUAL REPORT
2018measure the total monetary value of all of our impacts, economically, socially and environmentally, and became one of the first multinational corporates in the MENA region to conduct an expansive externally validated Human Rights Audit of our operations and suppliers. In addition to this, Aramex continues to further support the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals with a particular emphasis on UNSDGs 4, 8, 13, and 17 and having impact on most of the other goals. This is also the first year in which we are reporting to satisfy the requirements set forth by the International
Integrated Reporting Committee (IIRC) which will
facilitate the availability of the information in the format the investment communities would require. We achieve this in part by reporting our value creation across the Six Capitals: Human Capital, Intellectual Capital, Social and Relationship Capital, Financial Capital, Manufactured Capital, and Natural Capital. Our sustainability strategy sets out to maximize our value creation across the first5 of these Capitals, while minimizing negative impacts
on Natural Capital and making efforts to utilize NaturalCapital that is renewable and clean.
Our financial statements are maintained in accordance with the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) of the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) and are reported in line with the regulatory requirements of the Securities and CommoditiesAuthority (SCA) of the United Arab Emirates.
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Inputs
Values
Business and Operations
82Nationalities
20,416,518
Liters of Fuel
AED1,464,100,000
Share Capital
Stakeholder
Engagement
Sessions
15,623
Employees
47,450,551
Kw Electricity
14.1Return on
Equity (ROE)
98Sustainability
Coverag
e Certi fi edTraining Center
22Increase
in Recycling 4,390Shipments
per EmployeeGenerating
Electricity
Through Our
Solar Farms
in Amman & Duba i AEDEmployee Bene
fl ts1,198,702,914
& Salaries AED 4,704Million
Total Assets
78,000
+ Direct Bene fl ciaries AED 5,086Million
Total Revenues
300+ Stakeholders
Attended Engagement
Sessions
64of Total
Employees
Received
Complianc
eTraining
7Reduced Fuel
per Shipment 24Reduced Electricity
per Shipment "compared to 2012baseline"
How We
Create Value
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