ORANO // Annual Activity Report 2024

SUSTAINABILITY STATEMENT

Societal and environmental challenges at the heart of the strategy

MATERIAL IROs

NAME OF SUB-TOPICS IN ESRS 1 AR 16

TOPICAL ESRS

SUB-TOPICS

IMPACT FINANCIAL

Rights of Indigenous peoples [S3] Stakeholder dialogue and engagement [S3] Economic development of territories [S3] Safety and security of our activities and products (health and safety of local residents) [S3] Continuity and fi nal cost for the end-user [S4] Transparency and information for the end-user [S4] Business ethics and conduct, prevention of fraud, corruption, and influence traf fi cking [G1] Management of relationships with suppliers [G1]

Rights of Indigenous peoples [S3]

M

1

Communities’ civil and political rights [S3]

S3 – AFFECTED COMMUNITIES

Communities’ economic, social and cultural rights [S3]

M

2

Communities’ economic, social and cultural rights [S3]

M

M

4

Social inclusion of consumers and/or end-users [S4] Information-related impacts for consumers and/or end-users [S4] Corporate culture, protection of whistleblowers, corruption and bribery [G1] Management of relationships with suppliers including payment practices [G1] Political engagement and lobbying activities [G1] “Cybersecurity [G1]” from the “Mining, Quarrying and Coal” draft ESRS sector standard and the sector grids of the extra- fi nancial rating agencies. Animal welfare [G1]

M

M

4

S4 – CONSUMERS AND END-USERS

M

1

M

1

M

M

2

G1 – BUSINESS CONDUCT

Animal welfare [G1]

Political influence and lobbying activities [G1]

4

M

2

Data security and cybersecurity [G1]

45

Microplastics [E2]

Microplastics [E2]

Topics excluded from the analysis as irrelevant

Personal safety of consumers and/or end-users [S4]

End-user safety [S4]

The materiality analysis will be updated in the event of a signi fi cant change in the group’s scope, its value chain or its operating conditions (social, regulatory, etc .).

Materiality analysis update process The materiality analysis is managed by the Corporate Engagement Department. It relies on the managers of topical areas for the formulation and rating of IROs. They call on experts as needed. They may also call on external fi rms. The Executive Committee and the Board of Directors, through the Audit and Ethics Committee, review the methodology applied, the material IROs and the content of the sustainability report arising from material sub-topics. The IROs, as well as the bases for establishing the materiality analysis (Orano scope, value chain, etc .) will be reviewed once a year by the Commitment Department and business line managers as part of the preparation of the sustainability report.

4.1.5.3 Other disclosure requirements covered by the sustainability report In its summary table in Section 4.5.1, Orano discloses all the indicators disclosed within this sustainability statement. The results relating to the progress of its Engagement roadmap are presented in Chapter 1. The list of data points provided for in the cross-cutting and topical standards required by other legislative acts of the Union are presented in Section 4.5.2.

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