Inclusive Procurement with a Saudi Non-Profit Supplier
Sustainable Procurement, Local Content & Supplier Diversity disclosures in the annual ESG report.
Athar Sourcing separates standard P&L procurement booking from non-financial sustainability reporting with strict anti-greenwashing precision—delivering verified figures prepared for disclosure in alignment with GRI Standards and GHG Protocol Scope 3.
Below is the complete schedule of verified metrics delivered quarterly via Form ATH-IMP-12 alongside the corresponding international and Saudi reporting frameworks.
Contract spend is prepared for reporting under Inclusive & Local Procurement (GRI 204-1), while the declared +10% cost margin (= 9.09% of net invoice) is documented for GRI 201-1 community investment tables.
Provides lot-level material weights and recycled-input data aligned with GRI 301, plus upstream carbon avoidance calculations from local idle-capacity manufacturing.
Supports value-chain governance disclosures (GRI 2-6) with line-item cost visibility and a ring-fenced bank escrow audited by a licensed CPA firm.
Sustainable Procurement, Local Content & Supplier Diversity disclosures in the annual ESG report.
Economic Value Generated & Distributed tables without drawing on separate philanthropic grant budgets.
Workforce localization, technical training hours, and supply-chain job creation disclosures.
Indirect economic impact: SME quality upgrades plus funding Athar Studies and Responsible Innovation pilots.
Value-Chain Emissions (Purchased Goods & Transport) and Materials Stewardship tables.
Sustainable material substitution, recovery loops, and partner-line decarbonization.
Supply-chain governance, anti-greenwashing controls, and conflict-of-interest disclosures.
100% of invoice value is recorded on the Income Statement as routine operational procurement (OPEX / COGS)—never double-counted as a separate donation—with cross-referenced ESG notes.
Incorporated as a Saudi Private Non-Profit Company under Part Seven of the Companies Law, legally prohibiting private dividend or surplus distribution.
Strict banking and accounting separation between operational settlements and escrowed impact funds dedicated to the 35% / 35% / 30% channels.
Escrow accounts undergo annual audit by a licensed SOCPA CPA firm and independent sustainability assurance under ISAE 3000; auditor credentials are shared in our vendor qualification pack.