Breakdown of GHG emissions by category in tCO eqOur 2026 objectives, our 2024 results 2 2026 Objectives 2024 Results 2023 2024 MARKET-BASED RESULTS IN TCO2EQ 160,000 SCOPE 1 SCOPE 2 SCOPE 3 TOTAL 154,514 46,666 31,955 316,200 394,821 Publish the annual carbon -2.3% vs 2023 -10.8% vs 2023 -4.5% vs 2023 -4.8% vs 2023 140,000 footprint resulting from DomusVi’s R 131,492 operations (scope 1, 2 and 3). LOCATION-BASED RESULTS IN TCO2EQ 120,000 SCOPE 1 SCOPE 2 SCOPE 3 TOTAL 101,310 46,666 23,157 316,200 386,022 100,000 94,509 -2.3% vs 2023 +18.6% vs 20231 -4.5% vs 2023 -3.1% vs 2023 80,000 Our decarbonisation trajectory was validated by the SBTi in August 2024. 68,951 73,895 By the end of 2023, activate Our GHG emission reduction targets are divided into two trajectories: 68,183 and deploy our decarbonisation 60,000 56,056 strategy by developing our 44,868 roadmap in accordance with the R• 42% absolute reduction by 2030 on a 2022 basis for scope 1 & 2 40,000 Science Based Target Initiative • 25% absolute reduction by 2030 compared to 2022 for Scope 3 emissions (SBTi) methodology. related to the purchase of goods and services, investments and waste generated by our operations. 20,000 15,846 0 Energy & fuel Purchases Assets Waste Travel How are we doing it?In collaboration with Bureau Veritas and its Net Zero Scope 1 Centre of Excellence dedicated to decarbonisation, 11.8% To achieve decarbonisation ambitions,we were able to refine our results and establish a pro our we have structured our approach in recent yearsforma 2022 assessment, ensuring the comparability while promoting local initiatives. of our measurements. Scope 3 Scope 2 Our Group has structured its environmental impactIn 2024, this methodological consolidation provided 80.0% GHG 8.2% a solid foundation for monitoring the evolution of our emissions measurement on a carbon footprint, in accordance with the international GHG Protocol standard,carbon footprint and effectively steering our decar- identifying our greenhouse gas emissions acrossbonisation trajectory through the implementation all three scopes. Based on this carbon footprint,of targeted emission reduction action plans. we have developed our decarbonisation roadmap, which wasvalidated by the SBTi in August 2024.1 Structuring our decarbonisation strategy The increase in emissions linked to purchases isThe reduction in emissions related to fixed assets mainly due to more comprehensive informationis linked to the reduction in the number of squareOur carbon footprint is based on an approach that in 2024 onfood purchases in Spain, thanks to themetres built in Spain. covers all our operations (apart from our single facility implementation of software enabling the centra-The reduction in emissions related to waste is duein Uruguay, whose impact is therefore insignificant) lisation of purchases, and also to more compre-to improvements in data quality and a significantover a 12-month period. Since our first assessment in hensive information on services purchased inreduction in the quantity of waste. 2021, we have significantly improved the accuracy of France. On this basis, the 2023 figure would be our measurements. The year 2023 marked a turning around the same as in 2024. point with an in-depth analysis of our historical data. 1. The increase in Scope 2 emissions from rental-based activities is mainly due to the increase in electricity emission factors for France and Spain (+17% and +11% respectively). 84 85 4202 TROPER YTILIBANIATSUSSEGNELLAHC LATNEMNORIVNE RUO