Risk Management Policy

Asset Management Objective:

The objective of Alloc8tor Ltd's Asset Management Policy is to:

a. Ensure the efficient and effective utilisation of assets to support business operations.

b. Safeguard company assets from loss, damage, or theft.

c. Establish clear accountability and responsibility for asset management.

d. Comply with legal, regulatory, and contractual requirements.

e. Maximise the return on investment and the lifecycle value of assets.

Asset Classification:

Alloc8tor Ltd classifies assets based on their nature, value, criticality, and sensitivity. Assets may include but are not limited to:

a. Tangible assets: Equipment, machinery, vehicles, furniture, and other physical assets.

b. Intangible assets: Intellectual property, software licences, patents, trademarks, and copyrights.

c. Financial assets: Investments, securities, and other financial instruments.

d. Information assets: Data, databases, proprietary information, and sensitive business information.

Asset Management Responsibilities:

a. Asset Owner: Each asset will have a designated asset owner responsible for the asset's lifecycle management, including acquisition, allocation, maintenance, and disposal.

b. Asset Custodian: Designated individuals will be responsible for day-to-day custody, control, and maintenance of specific assets.

c. Asset Users: Employees and authorised individuals who use company assets are responsible for their proper and lawful use and must report any loss, damage, or theft promptly.

Asset Acquisition and Disposal:

a. Acquisition: Assets shall be acquired through a structured and authorised process, considering cost, quality, value, and alignment with business requirements. Documentation of acquisitions should be maintained.

b. Disposal: Assets should be disposed of in accordance with legal and regulatory requirements. Disposal methods may include sale, donation, recycling, or secure destruction. Disposal processes should be documented and approved.

Asset Tracking and Inventory:

a. Asset Identification: Each asset shall be uniquely identified with labels, tags, or asset codes for easy identification and tracking.

b. Asset Inventory: Maintain an accurate and up-to-date inventory of company assets, including details such as asset type, location, custodian, acquisition date, and maintenance records.

Asset Maintenance and Protection:

a. Regular Maintenance: Develop and implement preventive maintenance schedules to ensure assets are kept in optimal working condition.

b. Security and Protection: Implement appropriate security measures, such as physical security, access controls, data encryption, and backup systems, to protect assets from unauthorised access, damage, or theft.

Asset Retirement and Disposal:

a. Asset Retirement: Evaluate assets for retirement based on their condition, obsolescence, or non-compliance with legal or regulatory requirements.

b. Disposal Process: Establish procedures for the secure and environmentally responsible disposal of retired assets. Ensure sensitive data is properly erased or destroyed before disposal.

Compliance and Audit:

a. Compliance: Comply with applicable laws, regulations, industry standards, and contractual obligations related to asset management.

b. Audit and Review: Conduct periodic audits to verify compliance with the Asset Management Policy and identify areas for improvement.

Training and Awareness:

a. Provide training and awareness programmes to employees regarding asset management policies, procedures, and their roles and responsibilities.

b. Promote a culture of asset stewardship, accountability, and responsible use among all employees.

This Asset Management Policy provides the framework for Alloc8tor Ltd to effectively manage and safeguard its assets. It is essential that all employees understand and adhere to this policy to ensure the proper utilisation, protection, and disposal of company assets. Regular reviews and updates to the policy will be conducted to align with changes in business needs and regulatory requirements.

This policy was updated on the April 23rd, 2025