SINAR WIJAYA PLYWOOD INDUSTRIESCOMPANY PROFILE

BEAUTIFUL HARDWOODSfrom our home to yours

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Sinar Wijaya Plywood Industries (SWPI) is an Indonesian wood

producer with divisions in forestry, harvest, manufacturing and

shipping. As one of the largest timber companies in the region,

we oversee every aspect of production - from seedling to finished

merchandise. Transparent and highly accountable, we are

committed to ensuring that all of our products are responsibly

sourced. We strive to deliver the best possible value to our

customers, without sacrificing our people or planet.

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INTRODUCTION

SCOPE OF WORK

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CONTENTS

OUR MISSION

SUSTAINABILITY

COMPANY OVERVIEW

PRODUCTS

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INTRODUCTION

There is an old adage that goes: communities develop where forests grow.

Wood has wonderful versatility as a raw material, and its use in shelter dates back to the early days of human history. It is strong, inexpensive, easy to work with and best of all made from a renewable resource. Unlike

money, wood actually does grow on trees! There’s no question that with wise forest management, the supply of timber will be available to build our homes, schools and workplaces for many generations to come.

This is our vision here at SWPI - to provide you with high quality wood products today and tomorrow. To all our valued clients and partners, we thank you for choosing us as your responsible timber supplier. Rest

assured that we’ll be in this for the long haul.

- Steve Cooper SWPI Australia and New Zealand Manager

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OUR MISSION

To create premium products at the lowest possible expense to our clientele

To increase the welfare of our employees and neighbouring communities

To protect and preserve our natural resources

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COMPANY OVERVIEW

Sinar Wijaya Plywood Industries is a producer of beautiful Indonesian hardwoods.

We are proud to distribute beautiful, endemic species across our Asia Pacific network.

From modest foundations, our family-owned business quickly grew to encompass every part of the supply chain, including forestry, milling and shipping. Today, we have more than 4,600 dedictated employees working to

supply our clients with premium quality stock.

SWPI OPERATIONSSWPI HQ

We are a vertically integrated organisation, meaning that we own and manage

our entire supply chain.

The largest sawmill in the region,our annual production capacity is over 140,000m3 in plywood

and over 50,000m3 for sawn timber.

Robust and highly accountable, our operational structure means we can guarantee the

source, legality and quality of our entire output.

Founded in 2006

Office Headquarters

Wisma Nusantara Lt. 15 Jalan MH Thamrin No. 59 Jakarta 10350, Indonesia

Operational Base

Awunawai Village, East Yapen DistrictYapen Islands Regency, Papua Province

Concession Size

500,000+ Hectares

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SCOPE OF WORK

FORESTRY MANAGEMENT

We own and manage multiple forest concessions in West Papua and Papua. In partnership with various

NGOs and community groups, we manage our forests to balance a number of interests including

(but certainly not limited to) sustainable logging. We also prioritise biodiversity, landscape aesthetics and

cultural preservation.

MILLING

Our mills use state of the art machinery to process raw logs into select grade timber. Here the logs are

scaled, sawn and edged down with absolute precision. Furthermore, our products are always kiln-dried under

stringent conditions to help improve stability and preserve the wood’s natural strength and beauty.

MERCHANDISING & MARKETING

Our in-house sales and marketing team helps connect our customers with the end consumer.

Services include: barcoding, JIT warehousing, design, packaging, advertising and promotions. In addition, we work directly with our customers to assist in key

strategies like market research and sales forecasting.

HARVEST & TRANSPORT

SWPI employs every single logger in our forests so we can be fully accountable for anything that happens

therein. To this end, we strive to ensure our harvests are efficient but legitimate and workers’ conditions are also fair. Many other timber companies in the region still outsource this work and cannot make this same

promise.

MANUFACTURING

Some of our stock is further processed into bio-based hardwood products such as plywood, finger-jointed

decking and screening. We also manufacture a range of specially-designed prefabricated outdoor products. Our production lines run like clockwork to ensure that

no part of the tree is ever wasted.

SHIPPING & EXPORT

We are well-equipped to deliver the goods with our fleet of ships, owned by our parent company Sinar Wijaya Group. Our diverse line of tug boats, cargo

ships and barges mainly serve to transfer the payload domestically, before being connected with our trusted

freight suppliers.

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SUSTAINABILITY

Sustainability is not just a buzzy concept for us. We recognise that the forest is the source of our livelihood.Protecting it is of utmost concern. Our aim is to generate the best long-term economic value from socially considerate and commercially prudent management of our forest concessions. SWPI operations have been

developed in accordance with FSC® guidelines. These principles (detailed overleaf) constitute the most rigorous standards for responsible forest management in the world.

In 2016, we were the first Indonesian wood company to offer merbau sourced from West Papua as an FSC 100% product to Australia and New Zealand*. As we grow, we continue to build our operations on the high standards

set by FSC International.

Key Actions:

• Limiting our harvest to an average of 6 trees per hectare

• Using third-party auditors to identify areas of high conservation value, or “buffer zones” that we exclude from our harvest

• Using GPS technology to map forest composition. From this data, we write a methodical 10-year plan to minimise our footprint

• Frequently testing for KPIs like soil health, water quality, energy efficiency and degradation rates

• Managing plantations to accelerate tree regrowth and aim at a zero net deforestation target

Key Actions:

• Adhering strictly to national work regulations that stipulate reasonable hours and pay for our personnel

• Offering training programs that give our team the knowledge, skills and confidence they need to undertake their work in a responsible manner

• Prioritising a “safety-first” environment which sees workplace hazards minimised, PPE readily available and qualified supervisors on watch

• Providing extended health insurance programs for our employees and their families

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH EMPLOYEE WELFARE

Key Actions:

• Providing resource subsidies to our communities (such as fuelwood)

• Building infrastructure in the order of new roads and bridges

• Cultivating long-term economies by ensuring that indigenous employees make up a high percentage of our workforce

• Partnering with local councils to conduct welfare programs that support education and small businesses

• Connecting with various NGOs to stay abreast of geopolitical issues, so that we may remain relevant to the wider community

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

*As FSC certification is an ongoing process, please always look for the FSC trademark on our products.

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FSC certification is the international gold standard for responsible forest use. It provides a bonafide way for industry and consumers to know that a product comes from a well-managed supply chain that doesn’t exploit its resources. Certification requires periodic review and you

can check our verification status anytime at: info.fsc.org.

Our certification number: SCS-COC-005449

What are the Key Criteria for FSC Certification? The Symbol Explained.

You might think this little tree is fairly innocuous, but the FSC logo actually stands for many things. If you see this symbol on any of our products, you will know that our company is following the FSC ten core principles.

1 Compliance with laws and FSC Principles

Our product is traded in a way that respects all applicable laws; regulations and nationally-ratified international treaties, conventions and agreements that concern it.

2 Workers’ rights and employment conditions

We are committed to enhancing the social and economic wellbeing of our workers.

3 Indigenous peoples’ rights

We honour the indigenous peoples’ legal and customary rights of ownership to the land upon which we operate.

4 Community relations We are committed to enhancing the social and economic wellbeing of local communities.

5 Benefits from the forest Our forests are used efficiently and responsibly, with a primary focus on minimising operational waste.

6 Environmental values and impact

We protect biodiversity, avoid unnecessary biocides and reduce our logging impact as much as possible.

7 Management planning Our operational plans are clear and transparent; include environmental policies and a full audit of our resources.

8 Monitoring and assessment

We conduct ongoing reviews that track forest health, harvesting impacts and any social costs of our work in order to implement an adaptive management strategy.

9 High conservation values We identify and take special precautions with high conservation value (HCV) areas; establishing harvest free “buffer zones” where needed.

10 Implementation of management activities

We implement our management plan consistent with our economic, environmental and social policies. In short, we walk the talk.

By buying this wood you help take care of the world’s forests

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PRODUCTS

From humble beginnings, we have grown to become one of the region’s most productive downstream timber facilities. Our mill is now producing a wide range of fine decking, screening and prefabricated wood products.

Here is a snapshot overview of the various kinds of products we offer.

Made for the Consumer and Designed with Our Customers

We are pleased to say that many of our products have been specially developed in partnership with our customers. Our D&D team is always on the lookout for new merchandising opportunities and we welcome any

ideas from our valued clients. If you have a new product idea that you’d like to see added to our range, please get in touch.

90mm 19mm (T) x LM

140mm19mm (T) x LM

Concealed Fixed140 (W) x 19 (T) x 5700mm (L)

DECKING Beautiful timber available in Merbau and other hardwood species. All of our decking is

rigorously graded and kiln-dried for ultimate stability

and appearance.

Vertical Gate 900 (W) x 1800 (H) x 30mm (T)

Horizontal Gate 900 (W) x 1833 (H) x 30mm (T)

Standard Panel 1800 (W) x 900 (H) 22mm (T)

GATES & SCREENS Our prefabricated gates and

screens are made from Merbau hardwood. Naturally strong &

durable, it is the perfect material to create privacy.

Garden Tile 295 (W) x 295 (L) x 27mm (T)

Garden Border Roll 2016 (W) x 200 (H) x 18mm (T)

Garden Edging 69 (W) x 7 (T) x 5700mm (L)

PREFABRICATED PRODUCTS

Custom-built items that make life easier for the construction

hobbyist. Our prefabricated range provides a bridging gap between

“do it for me” and DIY.

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Sinar Wijaya Plywood Industries Australia and New Zealand Email: info@sinardeck.comWebsite: www.sinardeck.com