Sustainability Report 2012 - Transnet

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Stakeholder engagmentStakeholder groupTransnet’sShareholder,Government andother SOCsRegulators and otherGovernment agenciesHow Transnet engages Shareholder’sCompactengagements. Quarterly reports,Annual report andCorporate Plan. SOCs CEOs,Chairman and ChiefFinancial Officerfora. Annual GeneralMeetings. Board engagementwith the ShareholderMinister, DeputyMinister and theDirector-General ofthe DPE. Bilateral meetingsbetween the DPE,Transnet andExecutivemanagement. Provincial visits bythe GCE and Ministerof PublicEnterprises. Business breakfastshosted by theMinister of PublicEnterprises. Meetings. Submissions.Main area ofstakeholder concern Progress againstNew Growth Pathcommitments. Meetingdevelopment stateobjectives. Infrastructureinvestment to createthe requiredcapacity. Operationalefficiencies. Skills developmentand job creation. Supplierdevelopment andlocalisation. Rural development. Regional integration. Performance againstShareholder’sCompact targets. Deliveringsustainable returns. Lowering the cost ofdoing business inSouth Africa. Policy alignmentwith Governmentdepartments. PFMA approvals. Financial strategy ofthe Company. Investor and fundingconcerns. Governance. Appropriateness oftariffs. Access to networkinfrastructure. Productivity andefficiency levels. Customer servicelevels.Transnet’s response Executing theQuantum Leapstrategy successfullyand fulfilling theCompany’s mandate. Participating inachievinginfrastructure thatmeets the needs ofthe growingeconomy. Earning anappropriate returnon invested capitaland maintaining astrong financialposition. Meeting the NGPobjectives. Support industrialcapacity building andjob creation. Undertaking theMDS. Secure revenuestreams. Closing the fundinggaps through PrivateSector Participation(PSP). Increasedtransparency.What Transnet hopesto achieve Greatercollaborationthereby creating anenablingenvironment forsuccessful executionof the MDS. Alignment on tariffmethodology andregulatory policy tocreate regulatorycertainty. Secure funding forrequired but notfunded in theR300,1 billion MDS. Managing the impactof regulation onrevenues.Sustainability performance: Social dividendsSustainability Report 201261
Social dividends (continued)Stakeholder groupHow Transnet engagesMain area ofstakeholder concernTransnet’s responseWhat Transnet hopesto achieveCustomers GCE road shows. Operating divisionCEO businessbreakfasts. Customersatisfactionfeedback andreports. Fact sheets,pamphlets andnewsletters. Annual customersatisfaction survey. Participation inindustry forums andSteeringCommittees. Regular directcustomerengagement. Consultativematters. Golf days. Service delivery. Innovation. Leadership. Reliability. Safety. Customer relationsand communication. Integrated accountmanagement tooptimiseopportunities acrossOperating divisionsto drive volumegrowth. Transnet pricing/tariff guidelines,best practicemethodology andmodels to sustaincapital investmentand support volumegrowth. Transparent capacityallocation frameworkand processes toensure fair allocationof capacity. Creating sufficientcapacity andimproving onoperatingefficiencies. Growingtransshipmentvolumes andestablishing SouthAfrica as atransshipment huband increasing overborder rail volumes. Undertaking theMDS. Alignment andcollaboration ongrowth andexpansion plans,detailed in keyaccount plans. Conclusion oflong-termtake-or-paycontracts.Suppliers andbusiness partners Transnet AcquisitionCouncil. B-BBEE fora. Publications and sitevisits. Stakeholderengagementmeetings. Supplier summits. Governance. Transparency. Suppliers partneringwith Transnet todeliver capital spendand achievelocalisation andempowermentobjectives.62
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