In the beginning of its foundation, a company has goals to improve the welfare of the owner by generating added
value from natural resources and human expertise to satisfy human needs. Along with the achievement of the original
goals, company then becomes an organization where men hope to get some supports to improve their welfare, while
not making any destruction to the natural environment. In this context, the environment will be preserved if the
company, intensely or not intensely exploring it, allocates some attention to the preservation of nature. Men get the
support to improve their welfare when the natural resource allocation decision by the company is made by considering
the welfare of mankind, whether they contribute directly to the company or they need contribution support from the
company. In this case, men and environment are called stakeholders of the company. This thought corresponds with stakeholder theory (Freeman 2001) which underline the perspective that those parties who have interest in the
company are not only the owner, but also the worker, society or social environment, including natural environment
and any other parties, so the company has to actively manage the business environment