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SUSTAINABILITY REPORT PHONEIX TO A GREENER FUTURE…

2025 Sydney, Australia Prepared for : COMM331


TABLE OF CONTENTS About PHONEIX

3

Message from CEO

4

Senior Management

5

Product Development

6

KPI Indicators Progress

7

Sustainability Principles Economic Performance Analysis Environmental Performance Analysis Social Performance Analysis

8 12 16

Conclusion

20

References

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ABOUT PHONEIX Est. 2022 We are proud to share that in the year 2022

Our brand name and logo is inspired from

under the light of young ambitious team,

the bird phoenix that emerges from the

IDLE

with

dead symbolizing how renewal and rebirth

sustainability being the root. Since then, we

is a cyclical part of life symbolizing our

have

company's

was

rebranded

transformed

as

and

Phoneix

repositioned

the

company sustainably with the help of highly

goal

creating a sustainable business environment, we have extended our relations not only with our customers but with our partners and suppliers who meets ethical standards and usage

sustainable

of

material.

green With

energy

and

sustainable

policies, we at Phoneix have promised to develop a superior smartphone which is smart, sustainable, affordable, eco-friendly and supports in developing a greener future.

Mission Our mission is to drive sustainability in every aspect of our product development while providing users with the latest technology, innovation and quality through sustainable practices which operate with unbending ethical standards.

Vision Shared Planet is our business commitment that benefits people and planet. We are dedicated to environmental improvements via a transparent supply chain, skillful workforce and end of life responsibility through innovative ideas.

SDGs Phoneix is contributing directly and indirectly to the following goals

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achieve

holistic

sustainability of people, planet and profit.

skilled personnel and management. While

ensures

to


MESSAGE FROM OUR CEO Dear Shareholders, As a result of your immense believe in us, we have had exceptional performance and growth in the last few years. In fiscal year 2025, we managed to deliver outstanding financial results as well as have a sustainable impact since our takeover of IDLE in 2022. This shows the hard work of our talented people who focus on creating value for our clients, team, shareholders, environment, and community. Our company, Phoneix, has set a high standard within the smartphone industry due to its rapid growth in productivity, profit, quality, reputation, and green rating. This has helped in the expansion of our customers within all regions due to our highly effective marketing strategies, and positive customer feedback. Within this short period, we have also gained traction for our corporate sustainability model, and have now a precedent within the industry as the leaders. This has been possible due to our implementation of UN SDGs, regular sustainability training and workshops for our employees, innovative designs, incorporating latest technologies, and regularly monitoring our sustainable impact. With our strategy to giving plant pots to our customers we have managed to offset part of our produced emissions. Furthermore, we have not only achieved our goal of reducing wastage, but also managed to reuse 15% of our old products, and produced smartphones with 85% recycled materials. And it is all these efforts that have helped us in achieving the triple bottom line sustainability focusing on economic, environmental and social perspectives. We are ready to begin the next year with a strong base and while we are in a period where technology is growing rapidly, we have just begun our journey with a long road ahead. But I am confident that with our stakeholders, partners, and employees support in the upcoming years, Phoneix will be able to meet the needs of our customers, create value, and deliver our sustainability targets to maintain our reputation as a company that is moving “towards a greener future.”

Sustainability is the new world, so let’s each of us enter this better place and replace all our careless acts to careful ones before we run out of our savings which is natural resources. Gaurav Chandani Chief Executive Officer

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SENIOR MANAGEMENT We constantly work to make the most of our resources in an efficient way. We always make sure to incorporate sustainable practices into each and every step of our operation. We try to minimize the waste as much as possible and try to only order limited resources and supplies to ensure zero to minimum wastage. While, constantly working to improve value of our product by offering the best available technology, trends and demands of our customers.

Drishti Varma Chief Operation Officer & Chief Technology Officer

We at Phoneix always strives to be open, and transparent when it comes to our finances with all of our customers, and as well as our stakeholders. Overall development of the society along with the company is a shared goal that we carry everyday in our hearts and constantly strive to make this dream shift to reality. Latifeh Eslami Chief Financial Officer

At Phoneix we always prioritize the employee’s satisfaction as they are the foundation of our family. We ensure that fair and equal treatment is been given to all our employees right from the start. We have a special hiring process that enables us to hire employees purely based on their talent and workplace ethics. We also conduct constant workshops and training programs to help them work together and build a community at Phoneix.

Meenakshi Yadav HR Manager

To ensure that we come through and give our customers a sense of satisfaction when they use our product, we constantly strive to make ourselves better everyday and to do so, we thoroughly evaluate the market, its trends, we keep up with the technological advancements and we constantly organize focus groups which tell us about the pain points from the customers perspective.

Leyla Afshonkar Chief Marketing Officer

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PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

(Rhino Shield, 2022)

(Strick, 2017)

(Paul, 2018) (Service, 2019) (Botwright, 2020)

Materials used with responsibility

100%

Recycled aluminum and tin.

35% Three

Components are Bio-based plastics

years

Just like a new phone for 3 years! With amazing product quality and L shape camera makes it even more durable and tough.

Take the chance to plant a tree!

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Sustainable & Innovate Efficient & Recycable


KEY PERFORMANCE INDEX YEAR - 2025

Profit: AUS $115,780,168.27

Productivity: 99%

Green rating: 98.75%

Quality: 6.5/10

Reputation: 89.49%

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ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE GRI 200

PHONEIX endeavors to successfully attain proficiency in all the fields of our organization. A set of ethical directions and regulations are set to meet the high standards for our product. We aim to provide our customers with the best mobile phones which are both sustainable as well as have the latest technology embedded in it. In addition to providing the best output to our customers, we also are transparent about our supply chain and make sure that they comply with ethical code of conducts. We also make sure that our factory workers work in safe environment.

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Revenue

Economic performance [GRI 201-1]

Expenses

200,000,000

Price is something which influences the buying decision of majority of the consumers. We wanted our price to be affordable for everyone. Hence, we

150,000,000

had priced our phones at AUS $1050 initially. This helped us target a great customer base and

100,000,000

provide our customers with the best technology along with sustainability, at an affordable pricing. Keeping the prices lower than the average price of

50,000,000

a phone in Australia, would have made the customers perceive a low brand image. Whilst

0

keeping it higher than AUS $1050 in the first year

2022 2023 2024 2025 Figure 1: Revenue and Expenses

would have been affordable only for a few people. So, we entered the market by following the penetration pricing strategy wherein we increase the price of our product gradually but still keeping it at an affordable rate. We started off with AUS $1050 for the first financial year. Then, increased it to AUS $1080 for the second financial year because of the inflation rates, unprecedented market demands, and new features added in the phone. For the third financial year the price was

In 2025, we were able to generate a revenue of AUD $ 191 million. This amount was first used to pay off all the expenses which we incurred, during the year, including – employees’ salaries, wages of the workers, operating costs, etc. The profit for the year 2025, after clearing out the expenses, amounted to AUD $ 115 million. Opportunities and Risks [GRI 201-2]

raised to AUS $1140 due to the technological advancements, increasing inflation costs, addition

Due to the sudden outbreak of the COVID-19

of the CSR training methods, increasing waste

pandemic

management, and the increasing wage rates. The

implemented strict measures across the country

price was then raised to AUS $ 1249 for the fourth

and had closed its borders (Spennemann, 2021).

financial year pertaining to the CSR services,

This restricted the trade between Australia and

trainings to the employees, and the after-sales

other

services which we provide. We also haven’t taken

PHONEIX to turn it into an opportunity and gain

any

follow

advantage. We opted to give chance to our

bootstrapping since we started the company in

onshore suppliers for supplying us with raw

2022.

materials,

After the takeover in 2022, PHONEIX has seen

opportunities within the country. This would also

tremendous

statistics

contribute to improving Australia’s GDP. We

pertaining to its economic performance. This is

majorly depend on our onshore suppliers for the

proved

the

raw materials; however, it was just in 2025 that we

comparison between the revenues generated and

also opted to buy some supplies from the offshore

expenses incurred by our company in the past 4

[G1] suppliers in addition to our onshore suppliers.

loans

in

yet

and

growth the

graph

years [Figure 1]. Phoneix Sustainability Report | 9

had

and

opted

positive

which

to

showcases

across

countries.

the

This

thereby

globe,

sudden

also

Australia

issue

creating

had

enabled

employment


Our company did this because the G1 suppliers included countries which are the best in the world for technology and innovation (US News 2021). This even had boosted our reputation. Increase in our reputation also enabled us to gain more customers. In addition, our sustainable product lasts more than 3 years which has also contributed to attracting more customers for PHONEIX. The graph below indicates the number of products manufactured, customer orders generated, and sales made each year by our company [Figure 2].

Customer orders generated (units) Units manufactured Sales (units)

Figure 3: Advertising costs, Orders generated, and Profit Fig. 3 shows that the more we spent on advertising our product, the more customers’ orders were generated, thereby, raising our profits as well. Depending on our budget and market knowledge,

2022

we used 4 different types of advertising methods, which included – Digital Marketing [social media and own website], Traditional Marketing [TV,

2023

Billboards Sponsorship campaigns.

2024

and

Newspaper events,

These

and

methods

advertisements], Environmental have

helped

in

escalating our product drastically over the years [Figure 4].

2025 0

50,000

100,000 150,000 200,000

Figure 2: Sales, Units manufactured, and Customer orders generated In the initial year, we planned to manufacture lesser mobile phones than the orders generated by our customers. We did this to create a popularity in the market for our brand and we were successful in doing so as our statistics show that orders generated by our customers were more than the units we manufactured. Investing heavily in the varied advertisement methods has also helped in boosting our sales and helped us reach out to a wider customer base [Figure 3]. Phoneix Sustainability Report | 10

Figure 4: Advertising methods


Employee wages [GRI 202-1]

Onshore Suppliers G1 suppliers G2 suppliers G3 suppliers G4 suppliers

PHONEIX machine operators are paid more than the average salary of a machine operator working

100,000

in Australia (9News, 2022). Their initial wage was AUD $40 per hour in 2022. It increased to AUD $45 in 2023 because they had an overtime of 10

75,000

hours per week. Later, it was raised to AUD $50 for the year 2024 as new employees were added to the workforce and the overtime hours were also

50,000

reduced to 9 hours per week. Their wages for the year 2025 were the same as 2024 i.e., AUD $50 as the overtime was reduced by an hour i.e., 8 hours

25,000

per week. High wage rates motivate the employees as well as improves the work efficiency and also helps in attracting work force (Gersovitz, DiazAlejandro, Ranis and Rosenzweig, n.d.). Thereby,

0

2022

2023

2024

2025

Figure 5: Our suppliers

giving efficacious outputs.

Percentage spent on local suppliers [204-1] We opted for onshore suppliers consecutively for

As per 2025:

the past 4 years [20222 – 2025] but had also chosen G1 suppliers in the year 2025 [Figure 5]. Onshore suppliers were mainly chosen by us as it would help us keep our production defects at a

Total no. of machines =16

minimal level. Choosing onshore suppliers, initially, also ensured us to reduce our workload as it made our decision-making process quicker, reduced risks from

insurance,

transportations,

etc.,

taxations, (Localizing

overhead Your

Supply

Chain, n.d.). Furthermore, negotiations are carried out better with onshore suppliers than offshore suppliers. Trust factor also plays a huge role in supplier choices, especially when it is offshore supplier.

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Total no. of factories =2 Ending raw inventory = 0


ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS GRI 300

At Phoneix, we put in our best efforts to adapt sustainability and make our lives, along with our product to be sustainable. As our company has grown, we have constantly kept our company’s values in the heart of each and every product and tried our best to implement an environment friendly, sustainable way into the lives of our consumers as well. We have adapted sustainability and eco-friendly solutions in every aspect of our supply chain and are very close to achieving our goal of making our products carbon neutral and 100% recyclable.

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PHONEIX Mobiles [GRI 301]

Along with this we still stand by our commitment of making our products carbon neutral before the end

Today we can proudly say that Phoneix mobiles

of their life span by planting a tree along with every

are one of the most sustainable and eco friendly

purchase. Our one for one program offers our

phones in the market. Our phones are made with

customers with a choice to either take a sapling

an

along with them or let us plant a tree on account of

array

of

eco-friendly

and

biodegradable

materials which are energy efficient as compared to the other smartphones in the market. We also make sure that our raw materials are sustainably and ethically sourced. The tin and aluminum used in our phones is 100% recycled, the overall plastic used in our phones and its accessories is made out

their purchase from us. With this initiative, we make our product carbon neutral within 3 years. Further all the materials that we have used in our phones can be either reused or recycled.

from 35% of bio plastic and the rest is made out of our old recycled models, which were bought to us in the phone trades. Our batteries are made with the most energy efficient technology and we pride ourselves in giving our phones a 3 year, good-togo battery life. We guarantee that our phones will work just as any other new phone for the next 3 years. Our famous L-shaped camera model not only gives the users a better depth, aperture, and perspective while clicking pictures, but also gives the phone a better shock resistance in case of a

Energy Consumption and emissions [GRI -302,

fall. Our solar panel embedded design not only

GRI -305]

improves the battery life by 12% but also gives its users an experience of using clean energy. The

In the past years, Phoneix has made several

innovative display used in our phones, in both, the

investments into sustainable, green and clean

front and the back, are adapted use low energy

energy sources and as a result we have made our

without compromising on the delivery and quality.

offices and factories have now shifted to using

The outer shell of the phones is also made from bio

green energy resources completely. This energy is

plastic mixed with water soluble colors to give our

majorly produced from the solar, hydro and wind

users a variety of sustainable color options.

energy generated at our production units and offices. Our annual energy consumption has reduced drastically over the past two years and today we use only 5%, annually. We always have our goals and values at the heart of creating anything

and

accordingly,

to

achieve

our

sustainability goals, we try our best to offset our carbon emissions and green house gas emissions, that are generated at the manufacturing plants and also by our employees, by taking small steps in the right direction. Phoneix Sustainability Report | 13


We encourage some sort of physical activity or

Moving on to waste management, as we are aware

cycling to office and have also started a single

that the waste generated can be categorized into

transport system which is powered by EMV

hazardous and non-hazardous materials, we have

technology, to bring our employees to their

separate ways of treating both the wastes. We

respective work stations. We have also adapted to

used two separate ways to recycle the waste

the pandemic and also realized the benefits of

accordingly. We use incinerators to burn the

connectivity, which is why we have reduced our

hazardous waste which constitutes 10% of our total

travel by 85%, now we hold all our major

waste, and to improve the air quality, we have

conferences

these

installed ionic and electrostatic filters to filter air

strategies and developments have led us to reduce

generated from incinerators. This way we make

our carbon emissions by 45% in the last two years.

sure that the air released is safe and non-

and

meets

virtually.

All

hazardous. Environmental marketing decisions

The rest of our waste is treated by physical and

Over the years we have changed engineered our marketing strategy in such a way, by which we not only advertise our product but spread awareness about the environmental concerns that surround us, our campaigns not only reach our consumers but also school children as well as everyone in the community. We have partnered with several climate activists who not only talk about our product but also spread awareness about the environmental concerns. We have also put in a clause

in

our

celebrity

and

influencer

endorsements to ensure that they are also

chemical treatments, we take the waste into sanitized trucks to the waste management facility, where they remove the hazardous toxins from the waste using chemicals, and then make it possible to either dispose or reuse them easily. During this process we make sure that the water and chemicals that are used while doing so are treated before they are released back as well. For this purpose, we use multi lined water pools which allow the water to be treated and bring down the toxicity, before the water is released back into the environment.

promoting our phones sustainably and addressing environmental concerns along with it.

Transporters environmental assessment

Effluents and waste – GRI 306, GRI 303

To move forward in our direction of our goal of using 100% green energy we also ensure that our

Our goal was to make a 100% recyclable product,

product and commute transports are also using

and so far, we have managed to recycle 85% of

green energy. We have partnered with companies

our product and 15% of reused product into

who also advocate use of green energy into

creating newer versions of phones. Through

transportation our transport vehicles today run

constant research and development, we have

either by electricity or by bio fuel.

created phones that are used making bio plastic which is completely recyclable and can be put back into the environment without any hazardous concerns. The recycled bio plastic is used to make accessories and outer cover for our phones. Phoneix Sustainability Report | 14


Supplier environmental assessment GRI 308 We cannot lay enough emphasis on the fragility of our environment and also the fact that the resources that we have at hand are very limited and henceforth we need to use them in a way which ensures maximum efficiency and less damage. To contribute into saving our planet, we only partner with the companies which are sustainable environment.

and Our

non-

hazardous

suppliers

undergo

to

the

regular

investigations and trainings for the same. While doing the check ups and investigations, we always keep four major steps in mind which are, resource procurement, to check if the resource procurement done by the supplier is done in an ethical and sustainable way, second is efficiency of the resources, we question if the resources procured by the supplier are being used in the most efficient manner possible, third is the technology and energy used by the supplier, in this step we check if the technology is feasible and if the supplier is using green energy while supplying resources fourth is the usage of the resources, we ensure that the technology and resources used by the supplier are aligned with our company policies.

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SOCIAL PERFORMANCE GRI 400

Phoneix is dedicated to creating an appealing and inclusive work environment in which employees can grow and realize their full potential. A place where all are fairly treated and have equal opportunities. An environment where you can be your true self while developing a strong sense of belonging. We are all about uplifting people in all walks to actively contribute to the development of a sustainable future and to be genuinely enthusiastic about daily technological challenges.

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OUR PEOPLE We believe that Phoneix's success is only possible

policies and promotes equal opportunity in both

with

the recruitment and career advancement

dedicated

employees

who

have

expert

knowledge and share a common goal. We are

procedures of its employees.

proud of our employees each day for their

Increase the presence of women, especially in

dedication on the job. Phoneix's pledges reflect the

positions

following principles and goals: customer first,

management. This is reflected also in the diverse

empowerment and appreciation, and sustainability

senior executive team. (Drishti Varma - COO,

and ethics.

Latifeh Eslami - CFO, Meenakshi Yadav - HR

of

manufacturing,

sales,

and

Manager, Leyla Afshonkar - CMO) Customer First - Phoneix provides and maintains the highest quality standards with its products and services.

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more

information

Sustainability & Integrity - Phoneix is focused

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on long-term business growth and treats its

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customers, stakeholders, and employees with

Rules and Regulation

respect and responsibility. Empowerment & Respect - Phoneix values employees'

competence,

talent

and

entrepreneurial spirit.

The learning and development (L&D) department at Phoneix’s organizes a wide range of internal and

Diversity and Equal Opportunity [GRI 405]

external training sessions focused on health and

A diverse workplace expands the talent pool, fosters creativity, and boosts profitability and competitiveness [(Day, 2016)]. The presence of Phoneix and the proximity of its customers requires it

to

integrate

knowledge

and

diverse

cultures

experience

and

across

share national

boundaries.

all

safety, sustainability training and ethics. Phoneix Academy of Sustainability and EthicsSustainability and ethics are two sides of the same coin.They are a critical business pillar, competitive advantage, and part of the Phoneix's growth strategy and innovation agenda. The Sustainability and

forms

of

discrimination

notably

discrimination based on race, religious beliefs, sex, nationality, disability, and age. Ensure fairness and equality for all employees. Improving workplace conditions for better inclusion of persons with disabilities. Phoneix supports non-discriminatory employment Phoneix Sustainability Report | 17

Ethics

Academy

is

Phoneix's

flagship

environemnt and morality education program,

Consequently, Phoneix is dedicated to: Fight

Employee Education and Traning [GRI 404-2]

providing employees with the necessary skills, methods, and real-world examples to develop, coordinate, and implement activities and projects that meet our sustainability goals while also adhering to our ethical standards.


Within Phoneix, occupational health and safety

The goal is to cut the number of accidents that result

training is offered at multiple levels. For example:

in lost time by at least 50%. Thus, production has increased over time (refer graph below).

The Phoneix introductory program includes an orientation

safety

training

for

all

new

employees that focuses on safety principles, instructions, and protocols. Additionally, regular health and safety refresher training sessions are conducted. Employees at Phoneix must be well aware of and ready for any potential hazards. As a result, staff members receive training to ensure they fully comprehend the task at hand through an established system of risk control. The

Productivity

40

10

-40

Phoneix puts safety first. Working safely is not merely a program, but also an effective way to get things done (Cornell and Jorgensen, 2007). since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Phoneix has effectively focused on three aims: protecting its personnel, preserving company continuity, and needs.

The

entire

organization took proper safety precautions, such as social distancing, remote work, and hygiene measures, such as wearing masks. At Phoneix, all employees fulfils the requirements of the ISO 45001:2018 “Occupational Health and Safety Management System '' (Campailla et al., 2019) Commitment Phoneix worked tirelessly to safeguard employees while they are at work and make sure they depart in the same physical condition as when they came.

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75 70 2022

2023

2024

Figure 6: Represent increase in annual productivity percentage (Year 1- 69.76%, Year 2 - 95.88%, Year 3 - 99%) (Source: IDLE GAME)

Phoneix Commitment to health and safety:

consumer

80

-10

-30

to

85

0

content and efficacy is completed under the

adjusting

90

20

-20

Health and Safety [GRI 403]

95

30

assessment of training needs, including its duties of the HR and General Manager.

100

50

SUPPLIERS Phoneix continuously attempts to collaborate with local suppliers in order to decrease lead time, risk, and shipping as well as to improve availability and maintain high standards of quality. Supplier Social Assignment [GRI 414] Child Labor [GRI 408] Respecting human and labour rights, upholding fundamental environmental, health, and safety standards, and putting effort into sustainable development and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) are at the core of Phoneix's values. The supplier network of Phoneix is anticipated to share the same set of values. Phoneix's goal is for all new suppliers to sign the Phoneix Supplier Code


of Conduct or offer a Code of Conduct that Phoneix

Customer Privacy [GRI 418]

approves. Furthermore, all suppliers have been asked to sign a Supplier Code of Conduct that

A fundamental human right is privacy. It's also one of

prohibits any action involving child labor.

our core values at Phoneix. We acknowledge how important devices are in so many aspects of our clients' lives. It should be up to clients to decide what

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they share it. Phoneix products are designed to

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preserve clients' privacy and provide them control

Code of Conduct

over their data. It isn't always easy. But that is the type of innovation we champion.

CUSTOMERS Phoneix's loyalty to consumers is deeply rooted in the company's beliefs and values. "Customer First" in the primary premise of Phoneix's company

Map- The Phoneix maps app does not store a history of the client's location or associate data with the phone ID.

culture, and it serves as a cornerstone of its future success. It expresses Phoneix's dedication to deliver and achieve the highest quality phone products and services. All Phoneix solutions are built with a customer-centric approach in mind, with the goal of ensuring long-term customer success and mutually beneficial relationships. Customer relationships

and

satisfaction

are

of

major

importance conacequently, Phoneix wintenessed increase in reputation over years

Reputation

60

50 40

55

30

50

20

45

10 0

40

-10

35

-20

30

-30 -40

25 2022

2023

2024

Figure 7: Present an increase in yearly reputation percentage (Year 1- 24.93%, Year 2 - 25.93%, Year 3 - 58.27%) (Source: IDLE GAME) Phoneix Sustainability Report | 19

Photo- On a Phoneix device, the Photo app uses Machine Learing to manage photo rights. Phoneix Pay / Phoneix WalletClients' debit card and credit card numbers, as well as their transaction history, are kept private


CONCLUSION At present, many companies are striving for sustainability, however, most of them lack a strong principle foundation. This report highlights our company, Phoneix’s, sustainability initiatives since its rebranding from IDLE, and how Phoneix has achieved a reputation of being an innovative, userfriendly, and sustainable smartphone. This has been possible due to our company’s vision and mission of brining out the best ideas that follow high sustainability and ethical standards. All of our decisions have been taken in accordance to the UN SDGs and Triple Bottom Lines principles, that help in benefiting the organization, our employees, the society, and our stakeholders. We aim to go above our customers’ expectations while at the same time innovating sustainably through a focus on our KPIs, and introducing our customers them to new technologies. There has also been a strong focus towards regular monitoring not just our impact on the environment, but also on our employees to ensure that they too grow within the company and work in a safe environment. Along with this, we have also sponsored researchers and young professional, and outreached to the community with initiatives to gain insights into how technology can be used to achieve a greener future within our products. Additionally, we have also incorporated sustainable strategies within our company and ensured our employees have a great working environment. We have implemented policies that look at workers right and ensure that they are paid well, along with ensuring that they can have a work life balance. Overall, we at Phoneix strongly believe in achieving a holistic sustainability with people and communities at the heart of our business, while maintaining our reputation as an innovative company moving “towards a greener future.”

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