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EuroGroup Laminations S.p.A.

Environmental & Social Information Dec 24, 2025

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Environmental & Social Information

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Sustainability Plan

Methodology

Methodological approach: the GHG Protocol

GHG emissions are classified in 3 scopes used to define and quantify sources of greenhouse gas emissions produced

The organizational carbon footprint is an indicator that quantifies the environmental impact of production and organizational activities, calculating the total greenhouse gas emissions generated by an organization. It includes not only carbon dioxide (CO2 ), but also other gases, as methane (CH4 ) and nitrous oxide (N2O), which are converted into an equivalent value of CO2 (CO2e) using specific Global Warming Potentials (GWP).

GHG Protocol (Greenhouse Gas Protocol): globally recognized framework for measuring and managing GHG emissions.It provides comprehensive standards, guidance, and tools for organizations to quantify and report their emissions. It was developed by the World Resources Institute (WRI) and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD).

Scope 1

Direct emissions from sources owned or controlled by the company, such as on-site fossilfuel combustionor fleet fuel consumption.

Scope 2

Indirect emissions from purchased electricity, i.e., emissions from utility providers proportional to the amount of electricity purchased and consumed.

Scope 3

All other indirect emissions from entities not controlled or owned by the company along the supply chain deriving from both upstream (e.g. purchased materials) and downstream (e.g. use of sold products) activities.

The GHG Protocol is widely used by companies for carbon accounting, helping them to identify their emissions sources, set reduction targets, and track progress. It also forms the basis for many national reporting standards, carbon markets, and climate action initiatives,.

GHG Protocol | Scope 3

Scope 3 categories included and excluded from the perimeter

Scope 3categories

• Cat. 1 – Purchased goods and services

Production of products both tangible (goods) and intangible (services) assets purchased by the reporting company

• Cat. 2 – Capital Goods

Production of final products with an extended life and used by the reporting company to manufacture a product or provide a service

• Cat. 3 – Fuel and Energy related activities

Production and transmission of fuels and electricity purchased and consumed by the reporting company

Upstrea

• Cat. 4 – Upstream Transportation and Distribution

Transportation of products including inbound and outbound logistics that are purchased by the reporting company in vehicles not owned or operated

• Cat. 5 – Waste generated in operations

Solid waste and wastewater generated by the reporting company's owned

or

controlled operations

• Cat. 6 – Business travel

Transportation and stays of the reporting company's employees for business- related activities

• Cat. 7 – Employee commuting **

Transportation of the reporting company's employees between their homes and their worksites

• Cat. 8 – Upstream leased assets *

Use of rented assets (e.g. electricity from a rented building)

Cat. 9 – Downstream Transportation and Distribution

Transportation of products including inbound and outbound logistics that are not purchased by the reporting company in vehicles not owned or operated

Cat. 10 – Processing of sold products *

Processing of intermediates/semi-finished products

Cat. 11 – Use of sold products

End use of goods and services (e.g. energy consumption of a machine)

Downstrea

Cat. 12 – End of life treatment of sold products

Disposal and treatment of sold products

Cat. 13 – Downstream leased assets *

Use of rented assets (e.g. car, building)

Cat. 14 – Franchises *

Franchise activities (e.g. energy consumption of a franchise store)

Cat. 15 – Investments *

Investment transactions (e.g. life cycle of project finance)

** Category not included in this calculation due to data collection constraints

Sustainability plan

SDG Objective Actual
(2024)
KPI Time Line
Reduction of scope 1 and
scope 2 emissions
5% (Group's
renewable
energy
mix)
Achieve 30%
renewable energy in
the Group's energy mix by 2030
By 2030
0% (heat
pumps installed)
Reduce fuel consumption for
building heating by 70% through
solutions such as heat pumps and
electrification
By 2030
30% (electric/ hybrid
vehicles)
Replace 60%
of internal combustion
engine cars with lower-emission
alternatives (hybrid, electric)
By 2030
90% LED system installed
(Eurotranciatura Spa)
Achieve 80% coverage of lighting
systems with LED systems in the
Group
By 2030
0% ISO 50001 Achieve 50%
of Group companies
certified ISO 50001
weighted on
energy consumption
By 2030
Reduction of Scope 3
emissions
0 Set up 2
annual working groups with
suppliers to reduce emissions linked
to the procurement of raw materials
through low-carbon solutions.
By 2027
0 Develop
a Life Cycle
Assessment
analyses
on products sold
By 2030
Circular economy
promotion
0 Introduce a 25%
recycled content
requirement for aluminum and steel
to reduce Scope 3 emissions.
By 2030

SDG Objective Actual
(2024)
KPI Time Line
Adopting policies and
monitoring processes for
equality and diversity in
the workplace
0 certifications 2 certified Italian
companies
(UNI/PdR
125:2022)
By 2030
Group's
Baseline 2024: 105
injuries
30% annual reduction of number of
injuries based on the 2024 baseline
to achieve the goal of zero accidents
in three years
By 2027
Promoting a healthy and
safe working environment
Only
in Eurotranciatura Mexico
and EuroMisi
High Tech
Organise
at least 1 annual event for
legal entities on the topic of safety
(e.g. safety week).
By 2027
Creating
an Employee
Satisfaction
Survey
0% employees
involved
in the
survey
38% coverage of employees who are
involved in the survey
By 2027
Promoting the mental and
physical wellbeing of
employees through
policies that support
mental and physical
health
0 well-being
programs
3
Group-wide initiatives in the
medium term relating to wellbeing
programs involving at least 30%
of
the company's workforce, with
annual monitoring of satisfaction and
perceived effectiveness of the
initiatives.
By 2030
Increase in the number of
courses on ESG topics
1 2 courses per year on ESG topics By 2027

SDG Objective Actual
(2024)
KPI Time Line
Monitoring risks in the
supply chain and
ensuring clear
relationships with
suppliers
0% of strategic suppliers (by
expenditure) assessed
according to ESG criteria
70% of strategic suppliers (by
expenditure) assessed according to
ESG criteria
By 2027
Definition of a Social
Investment Policy
1 initiative 2 initiatives with a positive social
impact supported by the Group
during the year
By 2030
Update the composition
of the working group with
the addition of the
purchasing function
3 meetings 10 annual meetings held by the
Working Group
By 2027
Guarantee the protection
and security of personal
data and company
information
10% company with certification 30% of company sites certified by
TISAX
By 2030

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