Page 3

"In FY2023, through our partnership with the RBA, we were made aware of suppliers with recruitment fee issues during FY2023. We worked with the RBA to see that over USD $271,200 was reimbursed to approximately 642 employees within the supply chain. We continue to work closely with our suppliers and the RBA to perform audits to ensure suppliers are following appropriate recruiting practices and that any necessary reimbursements are promptly provided to impacted employees."

Also on page 2 found reference to contract termination.

"If we become aware of a labor broker who does not meet our high standards, we terminate the relationship".

The company mentions the termination of labor brokers and not the termination of suppliers.

pg. 2

"We regularly audit the brokers we utilize and only collaborate with those who strictly uphold our commitment to fair labor practices. If we become aware of a labor broker who does not meet our high standards, we terminate the relationship."

pg. 3

"If we are made aware of a labor issue or other problem in our supply chain—whether through an audit, a reported grievance, or through contact with NGOs—we immediately work with the supplier to address the issue. We require timely correction of non-conformance issues and closely follow-up with suppliers."