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Shared Value Partnerships
RATCH Group PCL.
Sustainability Report 2020
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 RATCH gave importance to shared value partnerships in its 2020 investment activities covering all business areas – electricity generation, infrastructure and energy-related businesses, as the value chain encompassed service users or small customers. In service industries, customer expectations must be taken into consideration in the formulation of customer relationship management guidelines and a communications plan to achieve what customers demand.
Stakeholders in the value chain
 Type of business
 Relevant business partners
Electricity generation
 Project development
 Construction
  Production and distribution
  Business termination
    Partners
  Public sector
Financial institutions
   Regulators
  EPC Contractors Workers Community
Regulators
    Suppliers (operation and maintenance service)
Suppliers (fuel/parts) Regulators Customers
    Suppliers
Customers Regulators
  Advisor
Customers
Community Suppliers (fuel/parts/ insurance)
 Infrastructure
  Project development
   Construction
  Operation/service provision
  Business termination
   Partners Advisors
Financial institutions
  Insurance Suppliers
     Partners Contractors Workers Community
Regulators
     Customers Partners Workers Community
Regulators
     Partner Suppliers
Customers Regulators
  Energy-related businesses & others
   Project development
   Construction
  Operation/service provision
  Business termination
   Partners Advisors
Financial institutions
  insurance Suppliers
      Partners Contractors Workers Community Regulators
      Customers Partners Workers Community Regulators
       Partner Suppliers Customers
Regulators
        Supply Chain Management Approach
RATCH’s operations are carried out in 4 stages: project development, construction, production/ service provision, and business termination. The key stakeholders in the four stages’ supply chain who influence the Company’s achievements are business partners, suppliers, community and the environ- ment. The following guidelines are in place to manage the relationships with each stakeholder:













































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