Slide 1: Q1 2026 Stora Enso ESG investor presentation
Q1 2026 Stora Enso ESG investor presentation
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer It should be noted that certain statements herein which are not historical facts, including, without limitation those regarding expectations for market growth and developments; expectations for growth and profitability; and statements preceded by “believes”, “expects”, “anticipates”, “for
Slide 3: We are the renewable materials company
We are the renewable materials company • A global leader in renewable materials, we deliver solutions for high-performance packaging, wooden construction, and biomaterials. • With a stable, sustainable supply chain, we are a reliable and trusted partner for quality packaging and material development
Slide 4: Our world needs renewable materials for a sustainable future
Our world needs renewable materials for a sustainable future Circularity Climate change Eco-awareness Resource scarcity 50% 60% +50% +30% of consumers care of consumers say their of consumers expect world population growth about the recyclability climate concerns have to spend more on from 2000 to 2
Slide 5: Transition to a circular bioeconomy
Transition to a circular bioeconomy Our long-term ambition is that all of our products and solutions will be Regenerative ambition guided by intermediate 100% regenerative by 2050: renewable and fully circular products and targets for 2030 solutions that help reduce climate impacts by sequestering m
Slide 6: Annual climate impact
Annual climate impact1 Our products Our forests remove carbon2 Our products substitute fossil-based Our value chain emissions5 store carbon3 alternatives, saving4 −3.8 −1.9 −14.6 5.7 million tonnes of CO2 million tonnes million tonnes million tonnes of CO2 of CO2 of CO2 1 Negative value indicates a
Slide 7: ESG recognitions by rating agencies
ESG recognitions by rating agencies ESG rating Stora Enso score/ Rating compared to peers best possible score CDP Climate A/A Among the highest ranked in the industry Forest A-/A Water B/A FTSE Russell 4.6/5 Among the highest ranked in the industry ISS Corporate Rating B-/A+ Among the highest ranked
Slide 8: Sustainability performance Q1 2026
Sustainability performance Q1 2026 Stora Enso reports on the sustainability indicators below on a quarterly basis. For a full annual overview of Stora Enso's sustainability targets, 2025 performance, and accounting principles, see the Sustainability Statement. Key performance indicator 31 Mar 31 Dec
Slide 9: ESG focus areas
StoraEnso: ESG focus areas
Slide 10: Our climate commitment
Our climate commitment 50% reduction by 2030 Actions Halving CO2e emissions by 2030 from the 2019 baseline • Increasing energy efficiency efforts and switching energy both in own operations and across the value chain, in line sources to renewable ones. with the 1.5-degree scenario. Verified by the S
Slide 11: Progressing towards our 2030 science-based target
Progressing towards our 2030 science-based target Scope 1 & 2 CO2e emissions Scope 3 CO2e emissions 0% -13% 0% -3% 3% 2.8 -15% 8 5% -10% -24% -5% 2.4 -42% 7 -53% -61% -34% -39% -38% -15% -62% 6 2.0 -30% -25% Million tonnes Million tonnes 5 -35% 1.6 -50% -50% -50% -45% 4 1.2 -55% -70% 3 0.8 -65% 2 -9
Slide 12: Recycling: the key to circular economy
Recycling: the key to circular economy Value chain of fresh and recycled fibres • Recycling keeps materials longer in the loop – the key in transitioning from linear to circular economy • Extended fibre life also keeps carbon stored longer Consumer Collection • We use recycled fibres in suitable app
Slide 13: Reduce, reuse, and recycle materials and resources
Reduce, reuse, and recycle materials and resources • Our process raw materials are largely renewable: wood, recycled board and paper, and purchased pulp, and paper. • Long-lived, wood-based products serve as carbon capturers, and can be reused, recycled or used for energy at the end of their lifecyc
Slide 14: Steering actions through the Biodiversity Leadership Programme
Steering actions through the Biodiversity Leadership Programme • Stora Enso is one of the largest private forest owners in the world, and we recognise our responsibility to safeguard forests and nature, striving for a net positive impact on biodiversity. • Biodiversity actions are steered through a
Slide 15: Tracking biodiversity performance through three sets of indicators
Tracking biodiversity performance through three sets of indicators Impact indicators Long-term indicators Indicators for plantations monitor harvesting operations monitor developments across monitor biodiversity in tree the forest landscape plantations • High stumps • Broadleaved forests • Protected
Slide 16: Certifications for sustainable forest management
Certifications for sustainable forest management • Forest certification ensures that the raw material comes The target is to maintain the forest certification coverage from responsibly managed forests. Biodiversity is an level of at least 96% for own and leased forest lands integral part of forest c
Slide 17: Freshwater is central to production and forest growth
Freshwater is central to production and forest growth • Surface water accounts for 98% of total water withdrawal in our production processes. Almost 95% of the water is returned to the local ecosystem after being cleaned at treatment plants. • Although water is relatively abundant at the production
Slide 18: Fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace
Fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace Diversity, equity, and inclusion > 80 77% ~ 7.6 • Promoting a diverse and inclusive working environment throughout the organisation to enhance performance, collaboration, and innovation. different response rate in engagement score • Zero tolerance for disc
Slide 19: Committed to an accident-free workplace
Committed to an accident-free workplace • Our safety commitment applies equally, not only to our own employees, but also to contractors and other visitors at our sites. • Focus is placed on proactive safety initiatives and the engagement of employees, preventive risk management, the investigation of
Slide 20: Respecting human rights; Engaging with local communities
Respecting human rights Engaging with local communities • The UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human • We have a long history in engaging with local Rights guide our human rights approach, involving the communities. The form and frequency of the identification of potential risks, mitigating adv
Slide 21: Governance and Board level ESG responsibilities
Governance and Board level ESG responsibilities Sustainability is owned by the Board of Directors, the President and Chief Executive Officer, and the Group Leadership Team. The CEO holds ultimate responsibility for the implementation of the Group’s sustainability agenda. Sustainability work is led b
Slide 22: ESG reporting and sustainable finance
ESG reporting and sustainable finance 22
Slide 23: Sustainability reporting frameworks 2025
Sustainability reporting frameworks 2025 Corporate Sustainability Taskforce on International Sustainability EU Taxonomy Accounting Nature-related Sustainability Reporting Directive Standards Board Financial Disclosures Standards Board (CSRD) (SASB) (TNFD) (ISSB) 23
Slide 24: Sustainable finance
Sustainable finance • Stora Enso has the long-term aim to secure funding partners that have sustainability as a fundamental part of their agenda. • Stora Enso signed its first sustainability-linked credit facility already in 2017 and published its first Green Bond Framework in 2018. • The new Green
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