Hermès // CSR Extract 2023

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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND NON ‑ FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE THE PLANET: RAW MATERIALS

PLANET

MATERIALS

CHANGE 2022/2023

SDG

OBJECTIVE

INDICATORS

2023 RESULTS

SEEKING THE HIGHEST QUALITY FOR ALL THE MATERIALS USED, GUARANTEEING THE OBJECTS’ DURABILITY

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Number of different leathers used by the House

Have the highest quality materials and those best adapted to the functionalities and uses of the products Strengthen vertical integration to ensure mastery of savoir‑faire and the quality of materials and develop long‑term relationships with producers

35 different leathers used by the House

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74 exceptional raw materials used

Number of raw materials identified

100% of raw crocodilian hides purchased by the Tanneries division comply with ICFA certification standards 100% of ostrich farms SAOBCS‑certified

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Proportion of certified livestock farms

OPTIMISING THE USE OF RAW MATERIALS THROUGHOUT THE LIFE CYCLE BY INTEGRATING THE PRINCIPLES OF THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY

More than 80% of the métiers carried out at least one LCA on their emblematic products 100% of métiers have included a section dedicated to the circular economy in their roadmap

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Identify eco‑design levers and opportunities for all products

% of métiers having implemented an LCA approach on their emblematic products

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Establish a circular economy roadmap in all métiers

Proportion of métiers that have formalised a Circular economy roadmap

Engage in a process of recycling co‑products from other industries

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98% of leathers used by Hermès come from agri‑food channels

Proportion of leathers from hides recycled from agri‑food channels

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100% non‑mining gold and silver used in Hermès Bijouterie workshops

Favour the use of recycled materials when relevant

100% recycled gold and silver for Jewellery

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24 tonnes of textile materials recycled for the Textile division in 2023 Several thousand items donated to the Agence du Don en Nature in 2023, partner since 2016 0% destruction in France from 1 January 2023 (Agec law scope), target extended worldwide between 2025 and 2030 Approximately 2.8 million products incorporating a circular approach developed in 2023

Quantity of recycled materials

Develop upcycling, recycling and donation processes to improve and manage product end‑of‑life

Length of partnership with the leading association for the circular economy

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Implementation of processes to achieve the target of 0 destruction of unsold items from 2022 in France (Agec law scope)

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Incorporate a circular and eco‑responsible approach into creation

Number of products put on sale that incorporate a circular approach

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202,000 products repaired in 2023

Carry out product repairs

Number of products repaired

FINDING ALTERNATIVES TO THE USE OF CERTAIN MATERIALS, INCLUDING PLASTICS

% of packaging (customers and intermediaries) made from renewable, recyclable and/or recycled materials % unnecessary single‑use virgin plastic by 2025

Integration of 500 tonnes of our cardboard waste in the manufacture of recycled cardboard for our orange boxes

Improve the impact of all packaging, from production to customers to transportation

new indicator

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100% of plastic hangers recycled

Eliminate single‑use plastics

76% of ingredients used in perfumery are classified as natural or of natural origin, as are 59% of ingredients used in Beauty products

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Consolidate the use of natural materials

Naturalness indicator (Perfume and cosmetic derivatives)

2023 UNIVERSAL REGISTRATION DOCUMENT HERMÈS INTERNATIONAL EXTRACT FROM 2023 UNIVERSAL REGISTRATION DOCUMENT HERMÈS INTERNATIONAL

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