Features tables and lists describing efficiency measures, capital efficiency, and revenue growth strategies, with a breakdown of financial figures.

Diagram and text layout showing partnerships and acquisitions.

An image displaying a staircase infographic with five steps labeled with major policy reforms in Namibia, such as the Public Procurement Act and the NEEEF Bill.

Line and column charts, clean and effective use of space, predominantly uses teal color.

A bar chart with horizontal bars showing the importance of various macro risk factors to investors, including Federal Reserve policies and inflation. Includes percentage labels and change indicators.

This slide employs a flow chart to delineate the complex interrelations between various factors that influence food prices, such as demography, economic growth, and climate change. Each factor is connected by arrows indicating its impact on food supply and demand, and ultimately on prices. The chart is organized with clear labels and a central question mark symbolizing the uncertainty in future food price predictions.

This slide visually compares expenses between 2022 and 2023 using column charts, with additional details on drivers of expenses and the impact of divestitures. The design is straightforward, focusing on clarity and comparison.

A table heatmap comparing the stock market performance across various sectors before and after COVID-19.

Slide presents a bar chart comparing investment priorities between larger and smaller companies with emphasis on advanced technology.

This slide contains column charts showing preferred types of non-cash discounts, such as financing options and deferred payments, across different countries (US, UK, Germany, France, Italy, China, Japan).

The slide features two doughnut charts showing Southeast Asia’s investment values for 2012 and 2016, focusing on Singapore and Indonesia.

The slide contains a column chart showing spread analysis for different financial securities, along with a corresponding table detailing max and min spread dates.