ZAMAZ PLC

Climate Impact & Sustainability Data (2022)

Regular dialogue is held between key management and the Group team. A framework of performance reviews and formal policies and procedures are in place to protect and motivate the team.

Formal board and committee procedures were implemented as part of the Initial Public Offering in September 2022.

Brexit commercial complications
Increased logistics costs due to the Ukraine invasion
Coronavirus impact on item availability
Amazon raising handling fees disproportionately
Heavy reliance on Ecomoist for revenue growth
Primary reliance on Amazon for sales and distribution
Dependence on IP for brand portfolio
Dependence on various third parties (warehouses, factories, freight providers, suppliers, search engines, social media)
Fluctuations in raw materials and fuel prices
Uncertainty of sufficient funding beyond September 2024
Potential for brand reputation deterioration
Potential for unsuccessful new business opportunities
Exposure to exchange rate risk
Subject to numerous customs and international trade laws and regulations
Risk of failure to protect customer data

Scaling up Ecomoist through product line extension, international expansion, leveraging Amazon relationships, launching a D2C website, and achieving listings with key retailers
Expanding to a broader range of marketplaces
Experienced management team and consultant
Insurance policies
Contracts with freight providers and warehouses
Sourcing additional suppliers
Passing on some price increases to customers
Seeking additional funding from capital markets
Experienced management team and consultant
Detailed due diligence before committing to new opportunities
Hedging foreign currency exposures
Policies and procedures for compliance with laws and regulations
Strong internet security and processes to minimize data security breaches

Climate Change Data