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Our understanding
of sustainability

SUSTAINABILITY
CECONOMY Sustainability Report 2023/24

SUSTAINABILITY

Shaping and moulding responsibility

In order to be successful in the long term, we want to harmonise our activities along the entire value chain with the ecological, social and legal framework conditions. With MediaMarktSaturn at the core of our activities, CECONOMY is also a role model for the entire industry - we have set out to shape and characterise a more sustainable way of doing business. We call this path the "BetterWay".

Strategy

Our strategy for sustainability

As Europe's largest retailer of consumer electronics, we are committed to playing a leading role in shaping a more sustainable economy - for people and the environment alike. Our levers: the way we operate and how we enable our customers to use consumer electronics more sustainably.

"We want to offer a climate-conscious technology experience."

We have set ourselves ambitious climate targets, validated by the Science Based Target Initiative, to reduce our direct and indirect carbon emissions. By continuously improving our energy requirements, CO2-optimised logistics and, above all, a wider range of energy-efficient products and correspondingly increasing demands on our suppliers, we enable our customers to consume consumer electronics in a climate-conscious way.

"We want to offer the most sustainable range of consumer electronics products and be a pioneer in the circular economy in Europe."

We offer energy-efficient and resource-saving product alternatives as well as remanufactured appliances. Our service offerings, such as repairs or purchases, conserve resources by making products attractive and usable for customers for longer or making them available for second or third use.

"We want to assume social responsibility for our employees, suppliers and society."

Social responsibility towards our employees, partners along the supply chain and the society we affect is the basis for our business activities. This includes fairness, transparency and diversity.

Our fields of action

BetterWay products

We focus on a wide range of more energy- and resource-efficient product alternatives and clear labelling of more sustainable products, thereby simplifying conscious consumption.

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Resource-saving services

We develop service concepts that conserve scarce resources and make more sustainable use of technology easier.

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Climate

We reduce emissions that arise directly or indirectly from our business activities along the value chain.

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Supply chain

We take responsibility in our supply chain and support our suppliers and partners in protecting human rights.

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Diversity and inclusion

We create the conditions to ensure that every employee - regardless of origin, sexual identity, age, possible disability, religion or gender - has the same opportunities.

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Social commitment

We are involved in socially relevant topics where we can help to enrich people's lives with our products and approaches.

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Goals

Our climate targets are clearly defined:

//  We want to source 100 per cent of our directly purchased electricity from renewable energies every year.

//  We want to reduce our absolute Scope 1 and 2 emissions (direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions) by 58.8 per cent by the 2032/33 financial year, starting from the base year 2018/19.

// We want to reduce our absolute Scope 3 emissions in Category 4 (Upstream transport and distribution), Category 1 (Private Label) and Category 11 (Purchased goods and services and use of sold products) by 32.5 per cent by the 2032/33 financial year, starting from the base year 2021/22.

// We want to reach more than 80 cities with zero-emission delivery capability by the 2025/26 financial year.

You can find details on our measures in our sustainability report.

Sustainability Key Figures

DIRECT CO2-EMISSIONS OF OWN BUSINESS OPERATIONS Reduced by 49 % since base year 2018/19
SCOPE 3 EMISSIONS (in tCO2e) Approximately 20.3 m in financial year 2023/24
SCOPE 3.11 EMISSIONS
(use of sold products)

Reduced by 31 % since base year 2018/19
FROM RENEWABLE ENERGIES
100 % of our directly purchased electricity in financial year 2023/24
PRODUCTS LABELLED WITH BETTERWAY IN PORTFOLIO
(Number)

EMPLOYEES From 123 nations in financial year 2023/24
WOMEN'S SHARE
39.3 % in CECONOMY workforce in financial year 2023/24
LABOR AND HUMAN RIGHTS 98.4 % of IMTRON production sites audited in financial year 2023/24
WOMEN IN MANAGE­MENT POSITIONS 14.9 % in financial year 2023/24 (Level 1 + 2) Level 1: 18.4 %
Level 2: 14.6 %
TRADED-IN PRODUCTS Approximately 424000 in financial year 2023/24
NUMBER OF CITIES WITH EMISSION-NEUTRAL DELIVERY 120
cities
REPAIRS Approximately 3 m Group-wide in financial year 2023/24
ENERGY CONSUMPTION Around 29 % of total energy consumption reduced since 2018/19





Ratings, initiatives and networks

CECONOMY belongs to selected sustainability initiatives and networks and has important ratings.


Ratings

The current ratings of CECONOMY AG:

Initiatives and networks

Sustainable Consumtion Pledge Logo

Sustainable Consumption Pledge

CECONOMY has signed the European Commission's Sustainable Consumption Pledge. In doing so, we are committing ourselves to far-reaching climate targets.

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UN Global Compact

CECONOMY is part of the UN Global Compact of the United Nations. The UNGC is the world's largest initiative for responsible corporate governance. Its vision is an inclusive and more sustainable global economy.

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HDE Principles of Action

CECONOMY has signed the standardised principles of action of the German Retail Association (HDE) and is thus committed to responsible, more sustainable action.

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Diversity Charter

CECONOMY has been a signatory to the Diversity Charter since 2018. We are thus committed to an appreciative and unprejudiced working environment.

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Complaints procedure for human rights and environmental risks

Under the German Supply Chain Act, companies are obliged to set up a complaints procedure that enables internal and external persons to report information. Our SpeakUp system allows people to report human rights or environmental risks or violations in their own business area and in the supply chain. Information will be treated confidentially; anonymous reporting is also possible. More information about the complaints procedure is available in the Rules of Procedure.

Non-Financial Group Report

Follow this link to see the separate Non-Financial Group Report including our strategic sustainability approach, as part of our current annual report:

CONTACT

For sustainability enquiries please contact sustainability_at_mediamarktsaturn.com.

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