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CLIMATE-RELATED RISKS AND OPPORTUNITIES — STRATEGY (IFRS S2 Paragraphs 10–19) Veldora Packaging Ltd. operates recycled-PET packaging manufacturing in three geographic regions: United Kingdom, Poland, and Malaysia, with approximately 2,800 employees. The company has identified climate change as material to its business strategy, both as a transition risk (policy, customer pressure, technology disruption) and as a physical risk (water availability, flooding, heat stress on operations). TRANSITION RISK — STRATEGY RESPONSE: The company faces medium-term regulatory tightening through the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), applicable to the Poland manufacturing facility. In FY2024, the company modeled two climate scenarios (1.5°C and 3°C warming trajectories) to assess exposure: under the 1.5°C pathway, carbon pricing assumptions of £65/tonne were applied to emissions projections through 2030. The modeling indicates that transition costs (higher carbon pricing, investment in renewable energy, supply-chain emissions management) represent a material cost headwind if the company does not accelerate decarbonization beyond current trajectory. In response, the company is: (1) Increasing renewable electricity procurement — currently 38% of total electricity supply; target [INSERT 2030/2035 TARGET] to be set in H2 2025. (2) [INSERT SCOPE 3 CATEGORY 1 & 11 ENGAGEMENT PLAN — does company have supplier decarbonization or product-use efficiency initiatives?] (3) Assessing capital investment in waste-heat recovery and process electrification — detailed business case [INSERT TIMELINE]. Customer risk: major food and beverage OEMs increasingly require supplier Scope 3 emissions transparency and reduction commitments. The company's current Scope 3 disclosure covers categories 1 and 11 (purchased materials and end-of-life treatment, estimated at 142,000 tCO₂e). [INSERT CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT STRATEGY AND CONTRACTUAL CLIMATE CLAUSES IF ANY]. PHYSICAL RISK — STRATEGY RESPONSE: The company operates a facility in Malaysia subject to flood and heat-stress risk. A specialist physical-risk assessment commissioned in 2024 rated the Malaysia site as "high risk" for flood events by 2035 under the RCP 8.5 scenario. [SPECIALIST ASSESSMENT REPORT PENDING Q2 2025 — quantitative financial impact currently [not available; estimate [INSERT COST]]]. The company is exploring site-specific adaptation measures: [INSERT STORMWATER MANAGEMENT, ELEVATION, RELOCATION, OR INSURANCE STRATEGY]. Water availability at all three sites is monitored quarterly; [INSERT WATER STRESS MANAGEMENT PLAN]. GOVERNANCE OVERSIGHT: Climate strategy oversight resides with [INSERT BOARD COMMITTEE ROLE, e.g., Audit & Risk Committee / dedicated Climate/Sustainability Committee]. Executive incentive structures [INSERT WHETHER CLIMATE TARGETS ARE EMBEDDED IN EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION / HOW]. Annual review cadence: [INSERT]. GHG BASELINE AND METRICS: FY2024 baseline emissions: Scope 1 18,400 tCO₂e; Scope 2 (market-based) 6,200 tCO₂e; Scope 3 categories 1 & 11 estimated at 142,000 tCO₂e (Scope 3 category 11 end-of-life assumptions [NOT YET EXTERNALLY ASSURED]). [INSERT COMPANY CLIMATE TARGET (e.g., net-zero 2040, 50% reduction 2030) AND BASELINE BOUNDARY DEFINITION — operational control? equity share? financial control?]

FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS: 1. "1.5°C pathway...material cost headwind if company does not accelerate" — flag for legal review of safe-harbor language. Statement implies future cost; qualifies as forward-looking and may require safe-harbor disclaimer or risk-factor cross-reference to SEC Item 1A (if US listing) or equivalent EU Prospectus Regulation risk factors (if EU listing). MATERIALITY & SCOPE BOUNDARY: 2. Scope 3 categories 1 & 11 included; categories 2–15 [NOT DISCLOSED]. Materiality judgment for omitted categories [REQUIRES AUDITOR SIGN-OFF]. Is category 9 (downstream transportation) material? Category 12 (end-of-life)? Specify. 3. Scope boundary (operational control vs. equity share vs. financial control) [NOT STATED] — IFRS S2 requires explicit declaration. Clarify whether equity-consolidated JVs or financed-asset impacts are in or out of scope. DATA CONFIDENCE & ASSURANCE: 4. Scope 3 category 11 (end-of-life treatment): "assumptions not yet verified by external assurance." Current assurance status: internal estimate only. This is a material disclosure gap if category 11 is >10% of total Scope 3. Flag for assurance provider: is limited assurance on Scope 3 category 11 planned before publication? Timeline? 5. Poland ETS exposure quantification: carbon price assumption £65/tonne is reasonable for 2024, but EU carbon prices are volatile. Disclose sensitivity to price variance (e.g., £55–75/tonne range and impact on cost estimate). METHODOLOGY TRANSPARENCY: 6. Scope 2 market-based reported; location-based emissions [NOT PROVIDED]. Disclose location-based as supplementary metric (common for electricity-heavy users). Magnitude of difference may be material (Poland, UK renewable %, Malaysia renewable % differ significantly). 7. GWP vintage: AR5 or AR6? [NOT STATED] — material for Scope 3 methane/nitrous oxide comparisons. Specify and flag if AR6 shift would materially change prior-period comparisons. MISSING DATA / BRACKETED PLACEHOLDERS: 8. Customer climate-engagement strategy [INSERT] — material for buy-side due diligence on supply-chain decarbonization. 9. Malaysia physical-risk monetization [NOT AVAILABLE UNTIL Q2 2025] — material gap for investors assessing climate financial impact. Interim estimate or scenario range [NEEDED]. 10. Executive compensation / board-level climate KPI linkage [INSERT] — increasingly expected by proxy advisors and institutional investors (ISS, Glass Lewis). COMPARISON TO PRIOR YEAR: 11. Is FY2024 baseline first year of climate disclosure? If no, prior-year Scope 1/2/3 figures [REQUIRED FOR TREND ANALYSIS]. If restatement of prior-year methodology, disclose reason and impact.

FOR LEGAL COUNSEL: 1. Safe-harbor language: does the statement "material cost headwind if company does not accelerate decarbonization" trigger US or EU forward-looking statement liability? Recommend safe-harbor framing or cross-reference to Item 1A risk factors. 2. Does the company have any customer contracts with Scope 3 emissions targets or climate-related performance conditions? If yes, disclosure may be required under IFRS S1 (business model/strategy) or create contingent liability in financial statements. 3. EU ETS exposure (Poland site): is the company subject to any EU climate-policy tightening that would require contingent-liability disclosure in financial statements? (E.g., carbon border adjustment mechanism [CBAM] if export-facing?) 4. Board-level governance: is climate strategy delegated to a formal board committee? If yes, charter [SHOULD BE DISCLOSED]. If no, state that board directly oversees. FOR ASSURANCE PROVIDER: 5. Scope 3 category 1 & 11: current assurance status is "self-estimated." Is limited assurance on Scope 3 planned before publication? If category 11 > 10% of total Scope 3, recommend assurance or clearly label "not assured." Timeline for assurance? 6. Malaysia physical-risk assessment: specialist report pending Q2 2025. Can the company publish a disclosure now with interim "risk assessment in progress" language, or should quantitative impact be deferred? Recommend approach and risk of delayed publication. 7. Baseline boundary: confirm operational-control vs. equity-share vs. financial-control definition is consistent with GHG Protocol and prior-year reporting. Any acquisition/divestment since baseline year requires restatement note. 8. Scope 2 market-based / location-based reconciliation: provide both figures; confirm methodology aligns with GHG Protocol scope 2 guidance (AR5 or AR6 GWP version). If switch from AR5 to AR6, disclose impact on prior-year comparisons. 9. Climate scenario analysis: 1.5°C and 3°C scenarios mentioned. Does the company have detailed qualitative/quantitative outcomes (revenue at risk, capex needed, transition cost)? If sparse, flag for supplementary disclosure or reference to external CDP/TCFD reporting. 10. Is the climate strategy contingent on reaching any interim targets (e.g., 50% Scope 1+2 reduction by 2030)? If yes, these should be disclosed explicitly and tracked; recommend quarterly KPI dashboards for investor transparency.