Interpump Group

Environmental & Social Information • Dec 20, 2024

INTERPUMP GROUP

2023-25 ESG JOURNEY ECO-DESIGN GUIDELINES FOR GROUP PRODUCTS 20 December 2024

INDEX 2023-25 ESG JOURNEY

• HIGHLIGHTS
• PRODUCT ECO-DESIGN GUIDELINES
• ANNEX

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INDEX 2023-25 ESG JOURNEY

▪ HIGHLIGHTS

2023-25 ESG JOURNEY HIGHLIGHTS

• Eco-Design guidelines are crucial to define fundamental parameters and objectives which will drive actions and decisions of the entire Group network
  • Each subsidiaries will define operational procedures to implement guidelines in the specific product and business model context
• It's imperative
  • To integrate Eco-Design into all stages of product development
    • Use as much as possible of sustainable raw materials, production materials and spare parts from initial design to possible repair
  • To involve the entire supply chain
    • From suppliers to clients through employees and collaborators
    • Possible collaborations with universities and R&D external centres
  • To define KPI correlated to subsidiaries products, business model and reference markets for monitoring
    • Products environmental impact
    • Performance over the time
  • To leverage on most recent and innovative technologies
• Ready for ESPR(1) implementation in July 2026

ANALYSIS AND MEASUREMENT

ANALYSIS, MEASUREMENT, REVIEW AND FINETUNE

INDEX 2023-25 ESG JOURNEY

▪ HIGHLIGHTS

▪ PRODUCT ECO-DESIGN GUIDELINES

"A falling tree makes more noise than a growing forest" Lao Tzu

• 3 main streams
  • Climate change
  • Product life cycle
  • Water efficiency

	ACTION ID	DESCRIPTION	GRI and SDG	KPI	TIMING
CLE Y C E F T LI C U D O R	E.4	Circular economy – Phase 1 ▪ Waste assessment and potential by-products analysis ▪ Network with partner entities at regional level ▪ Pilot project in IPG and IMM subsidiaries		N.A.	Base year: 2022 Target year: 2023
	E.5	Circular economy – Phase 2 ▪ Feasibility study on Phase 1 project extension ▪ Italian manufacturing site as possible perimeter		N.A.	Base year: 2023 Target year: 2025
P	E.7	Product ECO-design ▪ Phase 1: definition of a Group ECO-design policy ▪ Phase 2: implementation of Group policy through procedures reflecting business model heterogeneities		N.A.	Base year: 2022 Target year: 2024

ACTION E.7 PRODUCT ECO-DESIGN GUIDELINES – ASPIRATION

ACTION E.7 PRODUCT ECO-DESIGN GUIDELINES – PRINCIPLES & GOALS

CORE PRINCIPLES	GOALS
Efficient material management	▪ Increased use of renewable energy sources ▪ Seeking design solutions to reduce materials used while preserving performance levels ▪ Adopt cross-product logics to optimise production and warehousing (especially for intra-group collaborations)
Efficient water management	▪ Designing products that optimise customers' water consumption ▪ Recovery of water for reuse in the production cycle
Efficient energy management	▪ Streamlining company production processes through updating technical knowledge, processes and plants ▪ Optimising consumption for customers
Harmful material use reduction	▪ Reduction in the use of industrial products & processes with hazardous substances, replacing them instead with less toxic and polluting equivalents
Products useful life extension	▪ Product design that also incorporates possible end-of-life scenario ▪ Sensorisation ("Internet of things"), planned maintenance and customer collaboration
Local supply chain & logistic improvement	▪ Attention to local suppliers and promotion of collaboration based on proximity ▪ Optimisation of internal and external logistics

ACTION E.7

PRODUCT ECO-DESIGN GUIDELINES – BEST PRACTICES

INITIATIVES		BEST PRACTICES
S G E N M KI E N T S HI Y T S	Raw material inputs into the system reduction	Interpump Hydraulics India The introduction of a new cylinder design process allowed metal discard during machining phases from around 40% to no more than 3%
E N U L O L A A TI V RI R A E R A T E L A N U M E C G R CI	By products	IMM Italia Rubber sheet used as intermedium in the flexible tube
Y C N E N U E O L CI A TI FI V A F R S E MI A E L C U TI R C P U R O O CI S E R	Reuse of water within production cycles	NLB Corporation Recover of more than 90% of water used in the testing process and re-use in the same process Inoxihip Use of the same test water after continues filtration (and replacem when necessary)

ACTION E.7

PRODUCT ECO-DESIGN GUIDELINES – BEST PRACTICES

INITIATIVES			BEST PRACTICES
N O	Y T LI BI	Preventive maintenance	Interpump Group Instruction manuals contain tables for preventive maintenance and fault analysis and several sensors are installed on many machines for fault prevention
TI A V R E S E R P E	A R U D	Product regeneration	Inoxihp Repairs are aimed at replacing only damaged parts and the repaired product is then returned with 6 months warranty
U L A V R A L U C R CI	& E U L A E V F G LI D N VI N E R E S E R P	Restoration of products	NLB Corporation Used NLB pumps are bought back from our customers, repaired, refurbished and made saleable to customers. Repair activities are offered for any finished product sold

2023-25 ESG JOURNEY INDEX

• HIGHLIGHTS
• PRODUCT ECO-DESIGN GUIDELINES
• ANNEX

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