RANGE INTERNATIONAL LIMITED CODE OF CONDUCT

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RANGE INTERNATIONAL LIMITED CODE OF CONDUCT 1. PURPOSE 2. SCOPE The Range Code of Conduct outlines a set of general business ethics that apply to all employees when conducting any activity relating to our work, including during working hours or when using Range property. It contains basic principles and standards of professional behaviour that should be observed at all such times. The purpose of the Code of Conduct is to comply with the Range's obligation to provide relevant information to team members so that they are aware of what constitutes appropriate behaviour when dealing with other team members, customers, suppliers and contractors. The Code of Conduct applies to all team members, irrelevant of employment status or work location. Failure to comply with the Code of Conduct may result in disciplinary action including termination of your employment. 3. COMPANY OBLIGATIONS Range will endeavour to: promote a healthy and safe work environment free from harassment or discrimination; ensure team members are aware of the standards of performance and acceptable behaviour; respect the rights of all team members and treat all team members with dignity; be procedurally fair and impartial in dealings with team members; consult with team members on matters which affect them; promote an environment which encourages team members to use their initiative; offer fair rates of remuneration for skill, responsibilities and performance; provide opportunities for professional growth and development; provide the resources necessary for team members to effectively and efficiently carry out their responsibilities; and be socially and environmentally responsible. 4. RESPONSIBILITIES UNDER THE CODE OF CONDUCT The business requires all team members to perform their duties in accordance with expectations outlined in the Code of Conduct, other company policies, guidelines, procedures and standards of operations.

5. CONDUCT STANDARDS As a member of the Range team, I acknowledge that I am required to comply with: all company policies, procedures, rules and contractual obligations; all reasonable and lawful instructions of managers/supervisors; all relevant industry legislative requirements in the performance of all duties; and appropriate professional codes of practice. As a member of the Range team, I acknowledge that I am expected to: ensure competence and efficiency in the performance of my duties; operate within individual authorities regarding financial expenditure and any other delegated authorities; and refrain from negative portrayal of the business or brand, its personnel, or its products in any public forum. 6. LEADERS In addition to everyone's responsibilities under the Code of Conduct, Managers will: lead by example, comply with this Code of Conduct, company policies and all laws that apply in your area of responsibility; build team members' knowledge of and compliance with this Code of Conduct, company policies and all relevant laws; provide an environment where team members can raise their concerns and discuss them openly without fearing or experiencing negative consequences; and lead and manage team members in accordance with the Code of Conduct. 7. GENERAL CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT I agree to comply with the Code of Conduct in respect to my employment. I understand that failure to comply with the Code of Conduct may result in disciplinary action including termination of my employment. The Code of Conduct may be amended from time to time. I understand that I will be advised of any such amendments. I agree that at all times during the continuance of this agreement I will work in accordance with all lawful directions of Range management, and I agree that failure to perform work (unless prevented by ill health or other lawful excuse) shall constitute ground for disciplinary action and/or summary dismissal without notice. I understand that my employment may be terminated immediately if I commit serious misconduct. 8. CONFIDENTIALITY During the course of my employment with Range I understand that I will become aware of confidential information relating to the business, inclusive of its customers, suppliers and other information. As a member of the Range team I acknowledge that I am required to adhere to the confidentiality of any information, records, or other sensitive material acquired or

developed, during the course of employment and I or after the cessation of employment/contract with Range. Confidential information includes, but is not limited to, any trade secrets, processes or dealings or any information, transactions, performance statistics, financial information, technical data, marketing strategies, business affairs, employment records, team members' or customers' personal details, customer lists or suppliers other than any information which is in the public domain (except through a breach by you of the confidentiality of that information). As a member of the Range team I acknowledge that I am required to: respect the company's ownership of intellectual property developed by the business inclusive of any intellectual property I may develop during my employment; and keep confidential and not disclose to any person without Range's written consent any confidential information of the company, as outlined and defined in my employment contract. 9. CONFLICT OF INTEREST OUTSIDE EMPLOYMENT OR BUSINESS ACTIVITIES Range is committed to ensure the integrity of team members at all times, and this involves team members avoiding any potential conflict of interest which may arise as a result of situations involving customers, suppliers and other parties. As a Range team member I acknowledge that I understand: I am required to declare in writing to my manager, any other work activities I am engaging in; that my manager will refer this declaration as relevant; declare any actual or potential conflict of interest to my manager; only accept business courtesies such as entertainment, meals, transportation or lodgings where it is an essential part of doing business, an existing business relationship exists, and my manager has approved it; and not offer or accept a bribe or engage in fraud. 10. FAIR TRADING Directors, officers, employees and contractors are expected to perform their duties in a professional manner and act with the utmost integrity and objectivity, striving at all times to enhance the reputation and performance of Range. All Range employees must deal fairly with Range's customers, suppliers and employees. As a member of the Range team I acknowledge that I am required to: deal openly and honestly with customers; follow safety and product information standards; Range will work with suppliers of goods and services in a constructive and fair manner. Managers are responsible for ensuring that they comply with competition laws in their area of operation and that all relevant employees receive thorough training in this area. Active compliance requires that you take an interest in competition issues, ask penetrating. Range will interact with competitors in a fair and reasonable manner. As a member of the Range team I acknowledge that I am required to: deal fairly with competitors and not influence or restrict their dealings;

not enter in to any discussions or agreements with competitors regarding prices, discounts or sales; and not misuse our position to restrict competition in the marketplace. 11. RECORDS ACCURACY REQUIREMENT I acknowledge the requirement to accurately complete company transactions, documents and records. As a member of the Range team I acknowledge that I am required to: not represent any other team member on company documents or systems; not disclose my passwords which provide access to company software systems or physical security systems to any other person. 12. ENVIRONMENT Range is committed to provide innovative efficient and sustainable solutions to customers. As a member of the Range team, I acknowledge that I am required to adhere to the following principles: take a pro-active approach to environmental risk management; comply with all relevant environmental laws and regulations; improve the efficiency of Range's use of raw materials and energy per output; minimise the generation of emissions and waste per unit output; dispose of unavoidable waste in a responsible manner; minimise social impacts such as noise and loss of visual amenity; respond to any community environmental concerns with integrity, honesty and respect; use Range's influence in the supply chain to minimise customers' environmental footprint; seek out suppliers who have a proactive approach to environmental risk management and who manage natural resources responsibly; and ask contractors to adhere to the same environmental standards. Each business unit must ensure that the principles are adhered to, including in countries that may not yet have enacted laws for the protection of the environment. Managers are required to develop an environmental risk management 'site plan' for all sites under their control. These plans should include, where applicable: appropriate containment, storage and disposal of wastes and other potential contaminants; management and monitoring of air emissions, wastewater discharges, and waste stream releases; effectiveness of wash facilities and stormwater containment facilities; maintenance and monitoring of fuel storage tanks;

containment systems in the event of accidents such as fires, breakdowns and vehicle collisions; paint spraying emission minimisation; noise and dust abatement; preservation of visual amenity; compliance with regulatory and licensing requirements; and any other community-sensitive environmental issues. Each business unit is expected to maintain proper records, monitor progress and provide accurate reports of its environmental targets. 13. WORKPLACE HEALTH AND SAFETY Range is required to comply with the provisions of all Federal and State Acts and Regulations in relation to workplace Health and Safety. Occupational health and safety rules, responsibilities and practices must be complied with at all times. It is the policy of Range that all working activities be undertaken with all reasonably practicable measures taken to avoid risks to health, safety and welfare of team members and any other person who may be affected. As a member of the Range team I acknowledge that I am required to: ensure that my own work, as far as is practicable, is carried on without risks to myself or others; and comply with health and safety directions and procedures at all times including any specific directives in particular work areas. As a member of the Range team I acknowledge that I understand that: any breach of health and safety directions and procedures is a serious matter, and may result in disciplinary action including dismissal; any workplace incident involving injury to a team member or other person or damage to any property must be reported immediately to my manager; and in the event of an accident or injury to any customer or team member within Range premises, I am not permitted to give any verbal or written statement of responsibility on behalf of Range unless authorised to do so by a member of senior management. Managers and supervisors All managers and supervisors are expected to provide: a safe place of work; tools, equipment and vehicles that have been selected, tested and maintained for safety; systems that ensure tools, equipment and vehicles are safely used and that materials are safely handled, used and stored; training which enables employees to understand their personal responsibilities in health and safety and the hazards inherent in their work;

(k) (l) training which enables employees to understand, operate, use and maintain their tools, equipment and vehicles, as well as the safety equipment and safe systems of work; appropriate supervision of work activities; systems to monitor health and safety performance; recognition of good safety performance and behaviour to create interest and enthusiasm in efforts to promote safety; communication and consultation with employees on health and safety issues to increase safety awareness and understanding; adequate facilities for the welfare of employees at work; appropriate first-aid training and equipment; and effective and appropriate emergency procedures. 14. SOCIAL MEDIA Range recognises that social media is an effective tool for sharing information and opinions with family, friends and communities around the world, and that it is increasingly a facilitator of corporate and business engagement. However, the use of social media also presents certain risks and carries with it certain responsibilities. Range has a legitimate business interest and right to protect its confidential information and its reputation and as such I understand that all online communication made by team members via social media applications that refer or relate to a team members employment, interactions with other team members, suppliers or customers shall not include information that is not public information (ie public information is information that is readily available to the public). Additionally, I understand that I am not permitted to engage in online communication that is or may be perceived to be: unfavourable to the Company, its products, or team members, or that may adversely impact on the Range brand; and intimidation, bullying or harassment of other team members, customers, suppliers or contractors. 15. TEAM MEMBER HONESTY Range acknowledges the value of every team member to the success of the business. As such the company will take measures to minimise opportunities and motivation for dishonest practices, such as use of internal audit programs, which review all potential problem areas. As a member of the Range team I acknowledge that I understand that: Range will continue to use this and other internal controls for preventative purposes; it is my duty as a team member to be honest in all dealings with the business; a breach of this duty justifies disciplinary action which may include termination of employment; and Range will not tolerate from its team members any form of dishonest behaviour or team member negligence.

Range considers dishonesty to include any practice, behaviour or activity which is illegal, unethical or improper carried out by a team member, which results in a loss (financial or otherwise) or is not in the best interests of the business. As a member of the Range team I acknowledge that I understand that: theft or misappropriation of company assets including, property, product, monies, and information, and additionally property belonging to customers, team members or suppliers, will not be tolerated in any circumstances; and this conduct may be considered to be gross misconduct, which is the most serious form of misconduct and may result in dismissal. 16. MISCONDUCT The following are examples of the type of actions and behaviour that Range considers to be misconduct. As a Range team member I understand that these actions and behaviours may, after warnings, result in dismissal: (k) (l) (m) failure to follow defined Range policies or procedures; acting in a negligent or careless manner while carrying out duties, or consistent inefficiency or incompetence in performing duties; continual lateness or lack of application to assigned tasks; unauthorized absence from work or leaving the assigned place of work without permission; reporting for work in such a condition as to be unable to perform the required duties in a safe and proper manner; preventing or interfering with another team member carrying out their work functions; failure to promptly report any serious workplace accident/incident; publicly contesting the appropriateness of Range policies or positions other than through official company channels; unfounded or unjustified negative portrayal of the company or the companies actions, to a fellow team member or member of the public (including via Social Media or online forums); negative or disrespectful behaviour towards a fellow team member, supervisor or manager; posting offensive written or visual material on notice boards, computer systems or elsewhere on company premises or on Social Media applications; accepting gifts which could compromise (or be perceived to compromise) your impartiality or integrity, or that of Range; engaging in behaviour otherwise falling within the category of serious misconduct, but where the particular case is such as to fall short of warranting dismissal. I understand that this list is not exhaustive and that where an act is carried out by an team member, which is not specifically covered by the descriptions of misconduct above but is of a similar nature, Range reserves the right to implement the disciplinary procedures.

17. SERIOUS MISCONDUCT The following are examples of the type of actions and behaviour that Range considers to be serious misconduct. As a Range team member I understand that these actions and behaviours may result in dismissal, with or without notice or warnings: (k) (l) (m) (n) (o) (p) refusal or failure to undertake the duties of a position held or to carry out the lawful and reasonable instructions of a supervisor or manager; acting in a manner that brings Range into disrepute; intentional damage or grossly negligent behaviour resulting in damage or loss of property belonging to Range, customers, team members or members of the public; physical or verbal violence against other people including members of the public, customers, suppliers or fellow team members, on Range premises, during work hours while undertaking any Range business activities; falsification of any record or document of Range including time sheets or records, expense claims, or company transactions; the use of, or being in possession of prohibited or illicit drugs while on Range premises or on Range business; reporting to work or being at work in such a condition of alcohol, drug or substance intoxication, as to be unable or unfit to perform designated duties effectively or safely; engaging in behaviour detrimental to the quality or efficiency of Range services or detrimental to the safety of team members, customers or visitors; sexual, racial, or other harassment, discrimination, or unwelcome behaviour towards customers, team members, visitors or suppliers; removal, copying, falsification, destruction, or disclosure of company information, software, company records, documents or any materials deemed to be the property of Range. participating in, facilitating or condoning any practice, behaviour or activity, which is illegal, unethical or improper carried out by a team member, which results in a loss!financial or otherwise) to, or is not in the best interests of, Range; theft or misappropriation of company assets including, property, product, monies, and information, and additionally property belonging to customers, team members or suppliers; participation in a personal capacity in any sale, tender, auction or other disposal of property, rights, or other benefit without the express permission of the Managing Director or Directors; acting in any capacity which is deemed to be a significant conflict of interest; blatant or repeated disregard for Occupational Health and Safety minimum standards as stated in company procedures and I or as directed by company management; and failing to provide truthful responses during a misconduct or security investigation. I understand that this list is not exhaustive and that where an act is carried out by an team member, which is not specifically covered by the descriptions of misconduct above but is of a similar nature, Range reserves the right to implement the disciplinary procedures.

18. REPORTING MECHANISMS Range encourages every team member to take responsibility for the reporting of any situation or action that they believe conflicts with this Code of Conduct. As a Range team member I understand that I am required to advise my manager if I have seen or know of an incident or situation that I think conflicts with this Code of Conduct. Range will take all reports seriously and will investigate them fairly and discreetly. 19. INVESTIGATION In circumstances where a team member is suspected of engaging in behaviour that is deemed to be misconduct and I or a breach of the Code of Conduct, the matter will be thoroughly investigated. As a Range team member I acknowledge that I understand that: the business may appoint an appropriate investigator to assist in conducting investigations where warranted; I will honestly and professionally participate in any investigation when asked to do so; and if, as a result of this investigation the business forms the reasonable opinion that a team member has breached the Code of Conduct, the team member may be subject to disciplinary action appropriate to the breach. 20. DISCIPLINARY ACTION - MISCONDUCT Where the business forms the reasonable opinion that a team member has engaged in misconduct, the unacceptable behaviour will be addressed with the team member in the form of an informal reprimand or verbal or written warning, and an opportunity to improve will be provided. As a Range team member I acknowledge that I understand that: any resulting informal process will depend on the degree of misconduct that has occurred; in some cases it may be deemed appropriate to address the behaviour through formal disciplinary procedures in the first instance; and the warning procedure is not limited to repetitions of the same or a similar breach, but may be applied to breaches of a different nature. 21. DISCIPLINARY ACTION - SERIOUS MISCONDUCT Breaches that constitute serious misconduct may result in disciplinary actions, depending on the degree and circumstances of the breach. As a Range team member I acknowledge that I understand that that these disciplinary actions may include: suspension from duties (on pay) whilst the investigation is conducted; issuing of a final warning; dismissal without notice, without prior warnings being issued. I also understand that in addition, where the breach indicates illegal activity, the business may refer the matter to the police with a view to criminal proceedings, as well as instigating civil restitution proceedings to recover company costs and of assets incurred.