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Swisscom — Debt Investor Presentation (April 2026)

28 slides from Swisscom's debt investor presentation, April 2026

  1. Slide 1: Green Bond Framework Update

    Green Bond Framework Update April 2026

  2. Slide 2: Agenda

    Agenda 1. Swisscom's Sustainability Journey and Strategy 2. Green Bond Framework 2026 2

  3. Slide 3: Swisscom's Sustainability Journey and Strategy

    Swisscom's Sustainability Journey and Strategy 3

  4. Slide 4: Strategic Objectives of the Federal Council for Swisscom

    "The Federal Council expects Swisscom to pursue a corporate strategy that is, to the extent economically possible, both sustainable and committed to ethical principles." Strategic Objectives of the Federal Council for Swisscom Ltd. Federal Council of the Swiss Confederation 4

  5. Slide 5: Swisscom's Sustainability Journey

    Swisscom's Sustainability Journey Selection of ratings 2025 Swisscom Ecovadis: Platinum (Top 1%) | CDP: A | MSCI: AA 2025 Global Child Forum: 8.7/10 2024 Fastweb 2023 Ecovadis: Platinum (Top 1%) | Standard Ethics: EE+ 2022 Top 10 most inclusive Italian Brand 2020 2018 2016 2014 2012 2010 2002 Energy

  6. Slide 6: Swisscom Group Sustainability Strategy 2030

    Swisscom Group Sustainability Strategy 2030 Our vision The most trusted Swiss With one of our five group goals we tech innovator creating set ourselves the ambition to be a unique customer experiences with pioneer in sustainability positive impact for We take a big step towards realizing this group

  7. Slide 7: Swisscom Group Sustainability Strategy 2030: Top 12 priorities

    Swisscom Group Sustainability Strategy 2030 Positively impacting society by leading with responsibility and innovation Our commitment Our commitment Our commitment as for the planet for our community a responsible leader We achieve Net-Zero by 2035 and We take responsibility for the digital We are a

  8. Slide 8: Our Commitment for the Planet

    Our Commitment for the Planet Net-Zero 2035 Energy 100% hybrid/electric fleet 100% renewables No fossil fuels in own buildings by 2035 11.5 GWh from PV BVCM1 investments +30% energy efficiency Circularity & Nature Avoided Emissions -10% CO2 per product generation Avoid 4'000'000t CO2e per year with

  9. Slide 9: Net-Zero Transition Plan Swisscom Group

    Net-Zero Transition Plan Swisscom Group • Swisscom Group’s Net- Zero 2035 target is aligned with the 1.5°C pathway and exceeds the ICT sector trajectories defined in the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) guidance for ICT companies. • The transition plan outlines scheduled reduction measures al

  10. Slide 10: Avoided Emissions

    Avoided Emissions In 2025 Swisscom Group helped its customers avoid 3.8 million tonnes of CO2. • Avoided emissions are defined as the reduction in GHG Working with our customers to enable a impact of a solution compared to an alternative scenario in positive CO2 contribution of 4 million which the s

  11. Slide 11: The Group's major ambitions regarding energy

    The Group's major ambitions regarding energy Energy efficiency and renewable energy production …Improving energy efficiency In Switzerland, Swisscom aims for a 30% improvement by 2034. Swisscom’s energy mix is highly dependent on electricity, which is why energy efficiency is a big lever to reduce c

  12. Slide 12: Swisscom's Sustainability Highlights 2025

    Swisscom's Sustainability Highlights 2025 Swisscom’s sustainability efforts are driven by its Group Sustainability Strategy 2030 Sustainability ratings Platinum – Top 1% (86/100) AA leader in sustainability index Climate change rating A EcoVadis sustainability ratings global supply chains 2025 MSCI

  13. Slide 13: Green Bond Framework 2026

    Green Bond Framework 2026

  14. Slide 14: Green Bond Framework

    Green Bond Framework Increasing energy efficiency, reducing emissions and enabling customers to reduce emissions Scope 1 Scope 2 Scope 3 Avoided Emissions Eligible Contribution Categories Intended use of proceeds Indirect up-& to UN SDGs Electricity down- Work IoT Data Circular ICMA Mobility Heating

  15. Slide 15: Green Bond Initiatives and Impacts: Energy Efficiency

    Green Bond Initiatives and Impacts: Energy Efficiency New and existing networks Initiatives Impacts 1 Network Transformation Scope 2: FTTH and 5G reduce absolute energy consumption • Modernization of network infrastructure (fixed and mobile) Scope 3: Lower electricity procurement and reduction of ma

  16. Slide 16: Green Bond Initiatives and Impacts: Energy Efficiency

    Green Bond Initiatives and Impacts: Energy Efficiency Heating and cooling Initiatives Impacts 4 Energy-efficient heating and cooling systems Scope 1: This is supporting network, IT infrastructure and building • Increased efficiency and reuse recovery systems in heating leading to lower energy operat

  17. Slide 17: Green Bond Initiatives and Impacts: Circular Economy

    Green Bond Initiatives and Impacts: Circular Economy Initiatives Impacts 5 Circular design and strategies Scope 3: • Buyback and takeback programs that collect used electronic devices from The initiatives result in dematerialization, lower hardware procurement customers to foster reuse and longevity

  18. Slide 18: Green Bond Initiatives and Impacts: Renewable Energy

    Green Bond Initiatives and Impacts: Renewable Energy Initiatives Impacts Production of renewable energy with PV and installation of heat humps Scope 1: Energy savings and CO2 reduction by phasing out old 6 • Construction and/or operation of electricity generation facilities producing heating systems

  19. Slide 19: Green Bond Initiatives and Impacts: Clean Transportation

    Green Bond Initiatives and Impacts: Clean Transportation Initiatives Impacts Electrification of the vehicle fleet Scope 1: 7 • Zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs): electric, hydrogen or otherwise zero- • Since 2020, Swisscom has ben introducing ZEVs in its fleet. In 2025, emission passenger and/or light d

  20. Slide 20: EU Taxonomy Mapping

    EU Taxonomy Mapping Mapping of the Eligible Green Projects to the EU Taxonomy1 Energy Efficiency Circular Economy Renewable Energy Clean Transportation • Network transformation Buyback and takeback • Construction and • Zero-emissions vehicles programs; repair; operation of electricity (ZEVs) • IT tr

  21. Slide 21: Project Evaluation and Selection and Management of Proceeds

    Project Evaluation and Selection and Management of Proceeds Transparent criteria Project evaluation and Management of Proceeds selection Composition of Green Bond Working Group Look Back Period Assets Expenditures Group Accounting Treasury Unlimited 3 Years Corporate Responsibility Responsibilities

  22. Slide 22: Swisscom Green Bond Reporting

    Swisscom Green Bond Reporting Allocation and Impact reporting and potential indicators Allocation Reporting Impact Impact Reporting Reporting Reporting on aggregated eligible category level Consideration of the ICMA Reporting until full allocation Harmonized Framework for Impact Reporting for Green

  23. Slide 23: Second Party Opinion

    Second Party Opinion Pillar Alignment Use of Proceeds Excellent Use of Proceeds – other information Good Evaluation and Selection Excellent Management of Proceeds Good Reporting & Transparency Excellent 23 Source: Sustainable Fitch. You may find the entire SPO on our website.

  24. Slide 24: Key Messages

    Key Messages • With more than 25 years of sustainability track record, Swisscom ranks among the top ~4% of climate leaders worldwide based on its CDP* rating • Group-wide Sustainability Strategy 2030 with clear and ambitious ESG objectives • We will achieve Net-Zero by 2035 and further support our c

  25. Slide 25: Appendix

    Appendix 25

  26. Slide 26: Green Bond Allocation 2025

    2 Green Bond Allocation 2025 Thereof CHF 875m has been funded by Green Bonds so far Eligible categories Amount (kCHF)1 Energy efficiency 2'623'016 Network development: investments in energy efficiency of new or 2'588'847 1 2 3 4 existing networks • thereof FTTH investments 1'170'039 1 Network operat

  27. Slide 27: Green Bond Framework: Impact Reporting

    Green Bond Framework: Impact Reporting 27

  28. Slide 28: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer 1. Purpose and nature of this document 5. Forward-looking statements This document has been prepared for general information purposes only and does not purport to be This document may include statements that are, or may be deemed to be, forward-looking statements. complete. It is intended

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