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Stora Enso Oyj Class A — ESG Presentation (February 2021)
26 slides from Stora Enso Oyj Class A's sustainability presentation, Feb 11, 2021
Slide 1: Stora Enso ESG Investor presentation Q4 2020
Stora Enso ESG Investor presentation Q4 2020
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: Megatrends are changing business and society
Megatrends are changing business and society – we contribute to mitigating climate change 3 11 February 2021 Stora Enso
Slide 4: We are a solution for consumers' new demands
We are a solution for consumers’ new demands Everything that’s made with fossil-based materials today can be made from a tree tomorrow Sustainable development is at the heart of our business strategy. 4 11 February 2021 Stora Enso
Slide 5: Stora Enso's annual estimated climate impact
Stora Enso’s annual estimated climate impact Our forests Our products Our value Our products substitute Climate impact3 remove carbon1 store carbon chain emissions2 fossil-based products, saving −1.5 million tonnes of CO2 −2.6 million tonnes of CO2e +10.5 million tonnes of CO2e −17.9 million tonnes
Slide 6: Our products solve sustainability challenges
Our products solve sustainability challenges Replacing plastic Natural cosmetics Sustainable textiles Plastic-free e-commerce in food packaging & personal care and non-wovens Low-carbon Circular retail Carbon neutral buildings Sustainable print industrial solutions 6 11 February 2021 Stora Enso
Slide 7: Our products have a lower carbon footprint
Our products have a lower carbon footprint Carbon footprint CO2 emissions EcoFishBox Fibre-based of lignin is of a CLT-frame by Stora Enso beverage carton around 80% building are 75% has 30% lower has 45% lower ” lower than the lower compared CO2 emissions CO2 emissions carbon footprint to a concret
Slide 8: Our Sustainability Agenda
Our Sustainability Agenda Stakeholder input Materiality 1. 2. 3. 1. We care about all our people Social agenda 2. We help communities be resilient Triple Bottom Line (TBL) Employees and wider workforce Community Business ethics 3. We play fair Human rights 4. 5. 6. 4. We use natural resources with c
Slide 9: Sustainability performance in 2020
Sustainability performance in 2020 9 11 February 2021 Stora Enso
Slide 10: Sustainable business = profitable business… The UN's SDGs
Sustainable business = profitable business… The UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Stora Enso supports all 17 SDGs. We have identified three strategic goals that our business has the most impact on. 10 11 February 2021 Stora Enso
Slide 11: Ambitious reduction targets for CO2
… and we have ambitious reduction targets for CO2… • First forest products company to set externally approved science-based targets • Targets for our operations − Reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 31% per tonne by 2030 vs 2010 • Engagement targets for our suppliers • Engagement targets for our cust
Slide 12: … well below 2 degree scenario
… well below 2 degree scenario 12 11 February 2021 Stora Enso
Slide 13: Stora Enso's carbon footprint in 2020
Stora Enso’s carbon footprint in 2020 In 2020, 82% • In 2020, our CO2e of the total CO2 emissions per saleable emissions from our tonne of board, pulp, and own operations were paper were 26% lower carbon neutral than the 2010 benchmark level • We report on our emissions transparently − Stora Enso is
Slide 14: Forests, plantations & land use
Forests, plantations & land use – one of the largest private forest owners in the world 100% 87% of our wood comes from comes from sustainable managed semi- sources. natural forests. 98% 78% of lands owned proportion of and managed by third-party us are covered certified wood in by certification. wo
Slide 15: Global forest owner – forest assets fair valuation
Global forest owner – forest assets fair valuation increased significantly in 2020 Group forest assets Stora Enso productive forest land areas at end of 2020 BEUR 7.3 Swedish forests Tornator (41%) 1 145 000 ha Finland 269 000 ha 5.2 Veracel (50%) Guangxi, China Brazil 47 000 ha (leased) 75 000 ha M
Slide 16: Veracel – good progress with the Landless movements
Veracel – good progress with the Landless movements • At the end of Q4/2020, 215 hectares or 0.3% of productive land owned by Veracel were occupied by social landless movements − Veracel continues recover occupied areas through legal processes − Since 2012, Veracel has approved the transfer of app.
Slide 17: Water – using natural resources with care
Water – using natural resources with care • Water availability is a global challenge and plays a central role in our production − We constantly strive to reduce its use • Almost 97% of the water we withdraw from nature is released back to the environment − We ensure the water is purified and safe −
Slide 18: Community investment – engaging with local communities
Community investment – engaging with numerous local communities around the world • Our operations are often in rural communities that form an important stakeholder group • We strive to maximise our positive contribution through investments in − Capacity building, local sourcing, nature conservation,
Slide 19: Responsible sourcing – 96% of supplier spend
Responsible sourcing – 96% of supplier spend covered by Supplier Code of Conduct • We ensure that our suppliers are committed to high sustainability standards • Stora Enso has a rigorous supplier approval process − 96% of our supplier spend is covered by signed Supplier code of conduct, SCoC (Q4/202
Slide 20: Promoting inclusion and diversity
Promoting inclusion and diversity – committed to ensure healthy and safe workplace Total recordable incident rates (TRI) 2016-2020 • The health and safety of Stora Enso’s employees is a key priority • Goal is to provide an accident free and inclusive workplace • TRI rate in 2020 was 6.1 (7.0) • Clos
Slide 21: Stora Enso as tax payer
Stora Enso as tax payer • Stora Enso’s operations generate value through taxes for governments around the world • In 2020, Stora Enso paid again app. EUR 1 billion into public sectors, including EUR 611 million in collected taxes • Stora Enso aims to be transparent with respect to economic value gen
Slide 22: SASB reporting started in 2020
SASB reporting started in 2020 • Stora Enso started to report in 2020 against the Standards by the Sustainability Accounting SASB is an independent Standards Board (SASB) which aims to improve non-profit organisation that develops its standards sustainability reporting for investors based on extensi
Slide 23: Sustainability in our funding and reporting
Sustainability in our funding and reporting Revolving Credit Facility Green Bond Framework Green Bonds with a green aspect Pricing incudes sustainability A loan-format to support EUR 1 506 million component based on ability sustainability-focused fixed total amount of Stora to reduce greenhouse gas
Slide 24: External recognition in 2020
External recognition in 2020 Stora Enso
Slide 25: The Renewable Materials Company
THE RENEWABLE MATERIALS COMPANY
Slide 26: More information in Stora Enso's Investor kit
More information in Stora Enso’s Investor kit storaenso.com → download centre • Strategy • Businesses • Capacities • Markets • Financial performance • Cost structure • Capex • Dividend policy • Ownership structure • Management • Most recent quarterly results 26 11 February 2021 Stora Enso