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Statement of non-financial performance (SNFP) – 2022 financial year

Governance Pillar

M.R.M. conducted its risk analysis based on the skills of the consulting firm that supports it in the deployment of its ESG strategy. The methodology here was structured by the service provider. The Company then provided data relating to the activity in order to estimate its exposure to the risks considered.

This methodology identified 26 ESG risks: • 13 environmental risks (E) ; • 7 social risks (S) ; • 6 governance risks (G).

Among them, the 12 items with the highest gross scores were identified as priority risks (material). These are presented in the following table:

ESG topic

Title of risk

Energy

INCREASE IN THE PRICE OF FOSSIL ENERGY: due to the scarcity of resources and climate and geopolitical issues ENERGY REPORTING AS A PRIORITY ENVIRONMENTAL CRITERION: in certifications, labels, market benchmarks OBLIGATION TO REDUCE THE CONSUMPTION OF BUILDINGS: due to the implementation of evolving regulations (Eco Energy Tertiary System) DEGRADED CREDIBILITY OF THE ENTITY: linked to a polluting or non-environmentally-friendly image CARBON REGULATORY CONSTRAINTS: regulations on refrigerants (F-gas); Carbon thresholds in construction (RE2020) DANGER FOR THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF TENANTS (non-compliance with regulations, attack, fire, poor air quality and the environment of the occupants, etc.) MORE REGULATED SOIL ARTIFICIALISATION: objective of zero net artificialisation IMPACTS OF CLIMATE RULES ON PROPERTIES: heat waves, floods, drought, shrinkage-swelling of clay soils REPUTATION: due to the failure to take into account biodiversity issues or even harm to biodiversity DEPARTURE OF EMPLOYEE / KEY SKILLS: departure of a person with responsibilities, or with strategic and material skills for the business (due to the size of the structure) and difficult to replace RAW MATERIALS PRICE INCREASES: increase in construction costs limiting the ability to improve the environmental performance of properties TENANT DISSATISFACTION

Stakeholders

Carbon

Health and safety of tenants

Biodiversity

Climate change and adaptation

Biodiversity

Comfort & well-being of tenants

Employees

Resource management

NB: mitigation actions implemented by the Company with regard to these gross risks are set out in the Appendix.

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