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2017 Integrated Report

This Integrated Report aims to provide a balanced, understandable and comprehensive review of the business by reporting on the financial and non-financial performance of the Group. It deals with the material issues, risks and opportunities faced by the Group in the normal course of business as well as the Group's governance, social and environmental responsibilities to create value for each of its identified stakeholders and the communities in which we operate.

There are no material changes to the content of this report compared to the 2016 Integrated Report. Cashbuild continues to enhance the report and follows the guidelines provided by the International Integrated Reporting Framework in terms of reporting according to the Six Capitals. This reflects on the Group's current and anticipated financial performance in line with its strategic objectives. The Company has also published its application of the Principles, in terms of the JSE Listings Requirements, on its website.

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Final results published 30 August 2023
Final dividend paid 25 September 2023
2023 Integrated Report posted to shareholders 27 October 2023
Annual General Meeting 27 November 2023
Interim results for the six months ending 31 December 2023 March 2024
Annual results for the year ending 30 June 2024 August 2024

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Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment


Cashbuild has a Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Rating of a Level 7 Contributor.

Cashbuild has an approved employment equity plan.

Through a process of consultation, the Employment Equity Committee (EEC), consisting of employees and managers; developed the Employment Equity Plan. We continue to reach and exceed our goals.

The philosophy of having all staff share in the success of the Group, and in so doing create a sense of belonging and ownership, is embodied in the Cashbuild Empowerment Trust to which all permanent staff, irrespective of seniority or length of service, belong. Additionally, it aligns the goals of staff with those of the shareholders. This Trust owns 1 764 999 shares, 7.06% of the issued share capital at 27 June 2021, unchanged from 2020. Dividends are paid twice per year to all members of the Trust on an equal basis. In the last financial year, a total of R17.2 million (2020: R12.0 million) was paid and shared between all permanent members of staff. Since inception in 2005, the Trust has disbursed a total of R285,2 million to staff.

As part of Cashbuild’s commitment to making a positive contribution to every community in which it trades, Cashbuild embarks on various local community initiatives in order to support local development and foster relationships within each store’s community.

Some the initiatives are Glass Cutting and Delivery Services, whereby Cashbuild makes use of local delivery drivers and glass cutters which are all either 100% black owned or black individuals.

Local Glass Cutters are given the opportunity to “set up shop” at each Cashbuild store. Whilst they are not directly employed by Cashbuild, Cashbuild advertises their services and allows them to operate from the Cashbuild premises, benefit from Cashbuild’s customers without incurring any costs or rental. Not other does this improve individuals within the local community but also provides a convenience for customers as they can purchase glass and then have it measured and cut to size at Cashbuild.

Cashbuild provides our customers with free local delivery. Delivery in excess of certain demographics are charged at competitive rates. Cashbuild does not have its own fleet of vehicles, but makes use of local delivery contractors who either reside or operate within the local community. This provides not only a service to customers but also employment opportunities for the local community.

Cashbuild manages the deliveries on behalf of the customers and customers pay Cashbuild directly. Cashbuild negotiates with the local delivery contractors in terms of pricing, servicing and to ensure the customer’s expectations are met.

Each store determines its own unique catchment areas and requirements, based on local market knowledge.

Cashbuild assumes responsibility for the success of the delivery system and also advertises this extensively in all advertising media.

It is in line with the above that Cashbuild manages to ensure a Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Rating of a Level 7 Contributor with a score of 59.05%.