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Whistleblowing Policy Statement

  1. Policy Statement
    This Whistleblowing Policy establishes a formal, secure channel for all stakeholders (employees, contractors, and partners) to report misconduct. Reports made in good faith are protected from any form of retaliation.

  2. Scope of Improper Conduct
    This Policy applies to all directors, employees, and "Associates" (contractors, suppliers, and stakeholders). Improper conduct includes, but is not limited to:
    • Any unlawful or illegal activity, whether criminal or a breach of civil law;
    • Breaches of the Group's policies and procedures;
    • Misuse or misappropriation of the Group's funds, assets, or resources;
    • Bribery, corruption or blackmail;
    • Criminal breach of trust and/or abuse of power and position;
    • Conflict of interest;
    • Unsafe working conditions;
    • Insider trading;
    • Misuse of confidential information;
    • Discrimination, harassment or abuse;
    • Improprieties and irregularities in accounting and financial reporting; and
    • Concealment or deliberate suppression of any of the above matters or any other acts of wrongdoing.

  3. Procedure in Making a Disclosure
    • Channels: Disclosures can be made via email (compliance@asmechholdings.com).
    • Anonymity: Reports can be submitted anonymously, though whistleblowers are encouraged to provide contact details to help with further inquiries.
    • Content of Report: A whistleblowing report should include the individual's identity (unless reporting anonymously), a thorough description of the incident, and any available documentary evidence to substantiate the claim.
    • Investigation Timeline: The process involves a 14 working days preliminary assessment to determine merit, followed by a 14 working days detailed investigation for substantiated claims.

  4. Protection and Confidentiality
    • Non-Retaliation Guarantee: The Company strictly prohibits any form of harassment, discrimination, or career-related retaliation against whistleblowers who report in good faith.
    • Disciplinary Action: Any act of retaliation against a whistleblower is considered a serious offence and will result in disciplinary measures.
    • Legal Rights: These internal protections do not override or limit the legal rights provided under the Whistleblower Protection Act 2010 or other relevant laws.

  5. Reporting to Authorities section:
    Full Cooperation: In cases involving legal or regulatory violations, the Company will fully assist government enforcement agencies in any jurisdiction where the Group operates.

  6. Record Safekeeping
    All whistleblowing reports and investigation records must be securely documented and stored for at least seven years, with access strictly limited to authorized personnel.

  7. Policy Review
    The policy will be reviewed at least once every three years to ensure ongoing effectiveness and alignment with evolving laws and the business environment.