Corporate Social Responsibility.

Corporate Social Responsibility

• Public company
• Founded on 18 March 1954
• Products- Gas and petroleum exploration, (LPG,
ethane, methane, CSG, LNG, shale gas, condensate).
• Deliver the economic and environmental benefits of
natural gas to homes
Introduction

• Climate change
• Environment
• Community
• Indigenous
• Safety
Corporate Social Responsibilities

• People
• Profits
• Planet
TRIPLE BOTTOM
LINE THEORY3P’s

• Financial and non financial performance
• ESG Parameters (Environment, social and
governance)
• Internal and external stakeholders
• Financial reporting includes the balance sheet,
income statement of company, Profit and loss report,
Cash flow statements.
Integrated and financial Reporting

• Improving financial Performance
• Helps in understanding risks and opportunities
• Helps in analyzing the financial and non financial
performance
• Providing information to stakeholders
• Statement of Objectives and Strategies
Conclusion

 Brown, J., & Forster, W. (2013). CSR and stakeholder theory: A tale
of Adam Smith. Journal of business ethics, 112(2), 301-312.
 McWilliams, A., & Siegel, D. (2001). Corporate social
responsibility: A theory of the firm perspective., 26(1), pp..
Academy of management review, 26(1), 117-127.
 Elkington, J. (2013). Enter the triple bottom line. The triple bottom
line. Rout ledge.
 Wright, P. (2006). Corporate social responsibility: Strategic
implications. , 43(1), pp.1-18. Journal of management studies,
42(1), 1-18.
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