Engagement with government agencies and legislative bodies primarily relates to regulatory developments, policy implementation, and compliance matters affecting the food industry. The Company participates in formal consultations, public fora, and meetings. In parallel, participation in business chambers, trade associations, and technical working groups enables the Company to monitor industry developments and contribute to discussions on sector-wide issues. These engagements are conducted in accordance with applicable governance policies and aim to provide informed inputs while maintaining compliance with regulatory obligations.
Monde Nissin also engages with local communities, civil society organizations, and academic and professional institutions through consultations, research collaborations, and social development initiatives. These engagements provide avenues to discuss community priorities, food safety and nutrition topics, and broader social and environmental considerations. Within the workplace, dialogues with employee representatives, including labor unions, is conducted through established consultation mechanisms that support communication on employee welfare, workplace practices, and joint initiatives. Insights from these engagements are documented and considered, where appropriate, in relevant operational and governance processes where appropriate.
Monde Nissin uses a Stakeholder Matrix to assess the relative influence and interest of each stakeholder group, supporting the prioritization of engagement efforts and the tailoring of engagement approaches. The Stakeholder Engagement Matrix was reviewed and updated in 2025 to reflect changes in stakeholder dynamics and the Company's sustainability focus.






