Stakeholders

Collaboration and dialogue with the stakeholders is part of Componenta's sustainable business. Our stakeholders - customers, personnel,  owners and investors, financial institutions, suppliers and subcontractors as well as society, authorities and neighbors - are important for us. Ous stakeholders have different expectations and they are responded in our operations. Feedback from our shareholders helps us to develop our operations and services.

STAKEHOLDER

COMPONENTA'S RESPONSE TO STAKEHOLDERS' EXPECTATIONS

SUCCESS CAN BE MEASURED FOR EXAMPLE BY

Customers

 

  • Building and maintaining trust.
  • Customer relations are handled by committed account managers and R&D managers.
  • Meetings and keeping in contact at several levels with the customer’s organization.
  • Customer feedback
  • Customer satisfaction surveys
  • Volume of offers and orders
  • Growth in sales

Personnel

 

  • Effective internal communications
  • Regular meeting and  information events between management and personnel.   
  • In Finland, union representatives participate in the meetings of the business unit management teams.
  •  Meetings with students and potential employees
  • Regular surveys of work atmosphere and job satisfaction
  • Development discussions
  • Number of training days
  • Number of days absent
  • Number of accidents

Owners and investors

 

  • Meetings with analysts
  • Meetings with investors, investment trade fairs
  • AGM
  • Reports, website
  • Information events, live and recorded webcasts
  • Share price
  • Dividend
  • Various key figures

 

Financial institutions

 

  • Various reports
  • Personal meetings
  • Financial performance and key indicators
  • Interest rates and financial costs

Suppliers and subcontractors

 

 

  • Regular dialogue through discussions, meetings and various reports
  • Development curve  purchases
  • Number of partners, suppliers and subcontractors
  • Contract terms

Society, authorities and surrounding areas

  • Componenta is a member in national foundry associations, chambers of commerce and many other organizations related to its business in the countries where it operates.
  • Reports
  • Information and open door events
  • Participation in activities at different levels
  • Sponsoring various groups and organizations
  • Number of jobs
  • Taxes paid 
  • Investments made
  • Salaries and bonuses paid
  • Participation in local life, and sponsorship