A responsible and sustainable development approach is at the heart of the activities of "Samruk-Energy" JSC. The work of the Group is built on the basis of a transparent and effective corporate governance system that complies with the best international and industry practices.
The corporate governance system is aimed at balancing the interests of the shareholder, investors, employees and other stakeholders and contributes to improving operational efficiency, creating long-term value and sustainable development of the Group.
The key goal of corporate governance is to ensure the adoption of balanced and timely management decisions, which is achieved through a clear structure of management and control bodies, the distribution of powers, as well as effective internal control and risk management mechanisms.
Corporate governance covers all levels of the Group and is based on the principles of accountability, transparency, professionalism and business ethics. Particular attention is paid to the role of the Board of Directors, its committees and the Corporate Secretary, as well as regular assessment of the effectiveness of management bodies and officers.
The risk management and internal control system is integrated into business processes, ensuring the Company's sustainability. The Group has a Code of Conduct, compliance mechanisms and feedback channels in place that maintain a high level of trust.
The development of corporate governance is considered as a continuous process aimed at strengthening investment attractiveness, business reputation and long-term growth.
The Company's Corporate Governance System is based on a clear distribution of roles, powers and responsibilities and includes a structured system of governing bodies. The Board of Directors provides strategic management to the Company, controls the activities of the executive body and protects the interests of the shareholder.
The executive management effectively manages operations, adhering to high standards of business ethics, openness and transparency. The powers of the management bodies and the decision-making procedure are formalised and enshrined in the Group's Charter.