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The problem is in the details. DBS explicitly excludes captive coal-fired power plants from its #coal exposure, while OCBC and UOB focus on clients in the power-generation sector — meaning coal used for industrial operations can still fall outside the headline commitment.

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#DBS, #OCBC and #UOB have all announced commitments to stop financing new coal projects — but Market Forces’ analysis finds that their policies still leave room for financing companies operating captive coal-fired power plants.

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Today, activists gathered outside UOB in Jakarta to call on major Singaporean banks to close the loopholes in their coal policies. Our message: NO NEW COAL SHOULD MEAN NO NEW COAL. #climate #southeastasia #climateaction

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Market Forces @marketforces.org.au · 28/09/2026

What #AustralianSuper doesn’t want you to know: it’s the #1 shareholder in Whitehaven Coal, a company with the biggest coal expansion plans in Australia. 🙃 #climate #auspol But this means AustralianSuper has influence. Let’s make the fund use it. 👉 australiansuperpolluter.com

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Hiring is tough – especially when you’re the #1 investor in Whitehaven Coal and its massive coal expansion plans. (Yikes.) Will #AustralianSuper get the PR help it so desperately needs?? Stay tuned. In the meantime, visit australiansuperpolluter.com – they'd love that. 😉 #auspol #climate

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Market Forces @marketforces.org.au · 21/09/2026

Do you love spinning bullshit? Then #AustralianSuper might have the job for you! Find out more and apply 😉 australiansuperpolluter.com #climate #auspol

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Market Forces @marketforces.org.au · 16/09/2026

AGM season is about to kick off – come join us and @six-invest.bsky.social on Monday 21 September for an online lunchtime briefing to find out which companies we’ll be pushing for change and how you can get involved. RSVP: events.humanitix.com/2026-agm-sea... 🌱 #climateaction

Event graphic: 2026 AGM Season Briefing: Making our shareholder voices count. Mon 21 September, 12:30pm to 1:30pm AEST. Online event.

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Market Forces @marketforces.org.au · 09/09/2026

ICYMI: Media Watch shone a spotlight on gas fracking in the Beetaloo Basin this week. ▶️ www.abc.net.au/mediawatch/e... There's no place for fracking in the #Beetaloo. Tell Australia's banks to cut ties: www.marketforces.org.au/campaigns/pr... #climate

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Market Forces @marketforces.org.au · 09/09/2026

“It is a huge loophole, an elephant can go through the loophole,” Binbin Mariana at Market Forces told @apnews.com. “You say it’s a green product, but it is powered by coal... That’s definitely greenwashing.”

A truck operates at a coal mine near Samarinda, East Kalimantan, Indonesia, on August 19, 2026. Photo credit: AP Photo/Ahmad Mulia Panjaitan

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Market Forces @marketforces.org.au · 02/09/2026

Publicly challenging Woodside was an important first step, Veronique says – but more action is needed. “HESTA must step up its advocacy and demand that Woodside and Santos deliver and implement a #climate transition plan that includes an end to developing new fossil fuels.”

HESTA members rally outside their fund’s Melbourne office. Two people are pictured holding signs. One says "Take care of our climate HESTA" (white writing on a purple background) and the other says "Climate change is a health emergency: HESTA, say no to new fossil fuels" (with a photo of a child with an oxygen mask).

HESTA members rally outside their fund’s Melbourne office, with signs calling on the super fund to say no to new fossil fuels.

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Market Forces @marketforces.org.au · 01/09/2026

🗣 “We really want leading Japanese companies to stop this environmental destruction.” We're demanding Mitsui & Co. and Mitsubishi Corporation withdraw from the Browse LNG project, which threatens Australia's Scott Reef.📣 #savescottreef

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Market Forces @marketforces.org.au · 20/08/2026

Joseph Irae from the Paivara and Maerava villages is worried about what Papua LNG means for his people and for the #environment. "People listen to the environment. We survive from it. We learn from it. We live with it. And when we die, we go back to the land."

An image of Joseph Irae from Papua New Guinea. (ABC News: Marian Faa)

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Market Forces @marketforces.org.au · 20/08/2026

Indigenous landowners are raising concerns as global oil and gas giants rush to green-light a massive new project on Australia's doorstep, #PapuaLNG. "The developer hasn't given enough information about what they're going to do," Meg Heako from Mareke village told @news.abc.net.au.

An image of Meg Heako, a woman from Papua New Guinea, who says she is worried about the potential environmental impacts of the massive oil and gas project, Papua LNG. (ABC News: photo by Marian Faa)

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Market Forces @marketforces.org.au · 19/08/2026

As Whitehaven's top shareholder, #AustralianSuper must challenge Whitehaven's risky growth strategy, demanding an end to new coal and protecting its members' retirement savings. Sign the open letter to AustralianSuper. australiansuperpolluter.com

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Market Forces @marketforces.org.au · 19/08/2026

Market Forces questions Whitehaven Coal's future | @news.abc.net.au "Whitehaven is living in a coal-fired fantasy while the clean energy transition is accelerating and governments act to phase out this polluting fossil fuel." #climate #auspol #energy

ABC Live: Market Forces questions Whitehaven Coal's future

Earlier today, Whitehaven Coal released its profit result.

It reported a statutory full-year profit decline of 41% to $385 million.

And when one-off "significant items" are excluded, the company's underlying annual profit was down 29% to $227 million.

The company attributed that falling profit to lower realised coal prices or "cyclical price weakness".

That fell below analysts' underlying profit estimates of $247.6 million, according to Visible Alpha data.

But Brett Morgan, Investor Campaigns Manager for Market Forces, argues that Whitehaven is failing to grapple with the prospect of coal demand "falling off a cliff".

He says AustralianSuper, the country's largest super fund, is also Whitehaven's top shareholder, owning 11.8% of the company's shares on issue.

He says Whitehaven and AustralianSuper have questions to answer.

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Market Forces @marketforces.org.au · 18/08/2026

“As Whitehaven’s largest shareholder, AustralianSuper must challenge the company’s risky growth strategy, demanding an end to new coal and protecting its members’ retirement savings,” Market Forces campaign manager Brett Morgan told @dailymail.co.uk | www.dailymail.com/news/article...

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Market Forces @marketforces.org.au · 18/08/2026

As the country’s largest super fund and Whitehaven’s largest shareholder, #AustralianSuper must challenge Whitehaven’s risky growth strategy — demanding an end to new coal and protecting its members’ life savings. Sign the open letter: australiansuperpolluter.com

Sign the open letter. Tell AustralianSuper to use its shareholder power and deliver an end to Whitehaven's polluting coal expansion plans.

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Market Forces @marketforces.org.au · 18/08/2026

New Market Forces modelling shows major coal company Whitehaven becomes less valuable as the miner expands its coal operations — raising risks for investors including AustralianSuper. 🔗 www.news.com.au/finance/mone... #climate #auspol

News.com.au headline: Activist investors say coal miner’s finances ‘on a knife’s edge’, retirement savings of millions at risk

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“My people, 30,000+, are 110% dependent on the water for survival. If you poison the water, you kill the people. We get our fish from the river and materials to build houses from the land beside it... If you poison the Purari, you poison all the rivers of Baimuru, Purari delta,” Joseph told Santos.

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“In my local language, there is a saying: “You look after me, I will look after you”. If you damage [the] land ... then it won’t give you the life or the food or the necessity that we get from these things. Once it’s damaged, it’s gone.” — Joseph Kena’e Ka’au, Customary Chief of the Kaimare Tribe

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“You don’t have the right to walk in our land… Who gave you the right, or the consent to come to my land? We have a right to be able to understand what is happening on our lands and to be informed and properly consulted.” — Meg Heako, We’e Lavi Tribe

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Meg Heako of the We’e Lavi Tribe and Customary Chief Joseph Kena’e Ka’au of the Kaimare Tribe travelled to Australia to confront Santos directly about Papua LNG — raising urgent concerns about its potential impacts, and a lack of informed consent from community members.

A pale green textbox with a heading that says "Urgent concerns re: Papua LNG" and a list with red warning signs beside each point: Rivers and environment; Health impacts especially for women and children; Local livelihoods; and a Lack of informed consent from community members.

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Market Forces @marketforces.org.au · 06/08/2026

Right now, tens of thousands of villagers in Papua New Guinea are facing a looming threat: the proposed Papua LNG project by controversial oil and gas companies Total Energies and Santos. #humanrights #climate

A village in the Purari Delta. Photo by Nigel Joseph.

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"As the largest shareholder in Whitehaven Coal, #AustralianSuper could be using its influence to try and change the company for the better – but we're not seeing the fund do that." Brett Morgan spoke to @bayfm999.bsky.social about our new campaign: australiansuperpolluter.com

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Market Forces @marketforces.org.au · 29/07/2026

Last year, Australian Retirement Trust, Cbus Super and Aware Super supported a shareholder resolution pushing for improved #climate risk exposure and management at Macquarie. This year, all three super funds backpedalled. 🔗 www.fssustainability.com.au/super-funds-...

Headline: Super funds backpedal on Macquarie climate resolution

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Market Forces @marketforces.org.au · 27/07/2026

Market Forces looked at investment in Australia's clean energy sector, and found a super-sized gap. In fact, Canadian pension funds have contributed more to Australian renewable energy projects than Australia's own super industry has. 🍁 📄 www.marketforces.org.au/campaigns/su...

A chart showing who funds Australia's renewable energy projects. Australian super funds only provide 0.8% of funding.

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Market Forces @marketforces.org.au · 27/07/2026

"We need to do everything we can to try and make the world a better place for the next generation." Winnie Fu has a young son, and thinks of his future often. When she found out her super fund #AustralianSuper is now the biggest shareholder in Whitehaven Coal, she was shocked.

Selfie of AustralianSuper member Winnie Fu riding outdoors with hills and flowers behind her. Her quote reads: "A super fund being something that is supposed to help provide for us in the future, I think it is crucial that they look beyond just monetary return."

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Market Forces @marketforces.org.au · 24/07/2026

With fellow mourners and an accompanying string quartet, we laid the short-lived climate ambition of #Macquarie to rest outside its AGM ⚰️

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We ensured Macquarie’s climate ambition got the farewell it deserved at its AGM today!

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It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of #Macquarie’s climate ambition, following a long illness brought on by increased fossil fuel financing, weakened climate commitments, and backing fracking in the Beetaloo Basin.

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Rest in peace, Macquarie's climate leadership ⚰️

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Internationally acclaimed climate scientist John Church on why he's attending the #Macquarie AGM 👇

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