OUR SUSTAINABILITY ROADMAP
EXCELLENCE. SIMPLY DELIVERED.
IN A SUSTAINABLE WAY.
Bonn, 22 March 2021
Frank Appel, Group CEO Melanie Kreis, Group CFO Thomas Ogilvie, Group HR
Introducing the Sustainability Roadmap of Strategy 2025
Acceleration of our ESG initiatives, in line with Strategy 2025 ambitions:
Science-based target for CO2 reduction: More than carbon-neutral growth - absolute reduction by 2030
€7bn expected spend on green technologies by 2030; first elements already reflected in 2021/23 guidance
ESG targets anchored in Corporate Board Incentivization
Our Sustainability agenda is derived from who we are and what we do
1) Source: Climate Watch, WRI (2020)
We have a strong track record as a sustainable, purpose-driven company
2003 ff.
2009-2015
2014-2020
2019-2025/2030
Our Sustainability Roadmap
Significant investment and science-based target for clean operations
2020 emissions down to 27m tonnes
Our Sustainability Roadmap - Clean Operations Our CO2 footprint
Largest exposure in Scope 3 and by mode in air transport
Change of measurement to Well-to-Wheel (WtW)
Measurement along the entire energy chain
Covering all greenhouse gases
Lifting 2020 base to 33m tonnes CO2e
Continued industry growth expected
Based on expected business growth and current initiatives, our emissions would increase to an estimated 46m tonnes CO2e by 2030
Our Sustainability Roadmap - Clean Operations
We will reduce our greenhouse gas emissions to under 29m tonnes CO2e by 2030
Million tonnes of CO2e
~-17
We will invest €7 billion until 2030 in Clean Operations (capex & opex) to reduce our emissions to under 29m tonnes CO2e by 2030 and thereby commit to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi)
~46
<29
2030 Expected footprint - Business as Usual (Well-to-wheel)
DPDHL Group Sustainability
Journey
New Science Based Target
Clean operations for climate protection
All modes to contribute to targeted reduction of CO2 emissions - key contribution to be achieved on aviation emissions
Our key levers to become leader in Sustainable Aviation
Clean operations for climate protection
1
2
3
Re-fleeting
Continue to invest in the latest technology of most fuel-efficient, SAF capable, and alternative power aircraft
Improve flight operations efficiency by utilizing technology, ideal weight
SAF blending
• On average above 30% SAF blending for air transport by 2030 (Scopes 1 & 3)
• Strategic partnerships with SAF producers and carriers to secure sufficient, cost effective SAF supply
Fuel optimization
balance and optimized network design and choosing efficient carriers
4 Drive innovation
Support innovative technologies like the development of ePlanes and ready to scale Power-to-Liquid SAF plants
5 Decarbonize our ground handling
Use electrification and hydrogen technology to drive down emissions of ground operations at our major hubs
6 Green products for customers
Foster green product offerings, such as carbon reduced TDI and Air Freight
Our key levers to become leader in Green Last Mile Delivery & Line Haul
1 Green Routes
Electrify 60% of our last-mile delivery vehicles by 2030
2 Network Optimization
Reduce fuel consumption through permanent network improvements
3 Driver Training
Enable employee contribution through ecofriendly driving training programs
4 Green products for customers
Foster green insetting and book & claim product offerings for end customers
5 Sustainable Fuels in Line-Haul
Grow sustainable (bio)fuel
share >30% by 2030
6 Drive Innovation
Drive development and market availability of hydrogen and electric trucks
7 Transport Partner Activation
Foster green transport of our subcontractors through standards, education and incentives to invest in green transport solutions
Our key levers to become leader for Carbon Neutral Buildings
1 Carbon neutral design
Starting in 2021, carbon neutral design for all new (owned) buildings, remaining emissions to be neutralized
2 Green Electricity
Further increase share of green electricity globally
3 Sustainable Heating
Foster roll-out of sustainable heating in our buildings
4 Power Purchase Agreements (PPA)
Directly procure Energy from sustainable sources (PPA) to ensure higher standards
5 Sector coupling
Convert locally produced electricity from renewable sources (e.g. solar power) into fuels for our electrified fleet
6 Building Automation
Use digitalization/intelligent building management systems to further reduce energy consumption
MISSION 2050
ZERO EMISSIONS
GHG Efficiency Improvement CEX (Carbon Efficiency Index):
2007
+50%
2012
2016
2020 Target 2025
"As the world's leading logistics company, it is our responsibility to move ahead and lead the logistics industry into a sustainable future"
Our Sustainability Roadmap
By investing in our people, we strive to become a great company to work for all
Human Rights
We are taking continuous action to attract and retain the best talent
Reach a consistent >80% score on Employee Engagement in EOS
Number of employees
2013
480k
Employee engagement (Employee Opinion Survey)
2013
72
2019
550k
2020
570k
2019 2020
77 82
We are on track to achieve our aspiration to be a great employer as well as a reliable partner to the communities we operate in
Great Place to Work/
Top Employer certifiedCorporate Citizenship activities
Our Safety First culture means that the safety of our employees takes utmost priority
Reduce LTIFR (lost time injury frequency rate) to below 3.1 by 2025
Accident rate (LTIFR) per 200 kh worked (LTFRI) trend
2017
2018
2019
2020
Our comprehensive approach to Diversity & Inclusion covers Group-wide priorities along with local degrees of freedom
GENDER:
Increase share of women in upper & middle management to 30%
INCLUSION:
Identify and remove roadblocks. Value different skills, experiences and viewpoints regardless of gender, race, national origin, religion, age, disability, LGBT+ and other characteristics
CULTURE:
Measure, appreciate and actively promote our cultural diversity within the group as a key strength and competitive advantage
+1:
Flexibility for Business Units to address topics at the regional/country levelTRANSPARENCY: D&I analytics ensure fact based pathway to progress and to track the performance of targeted measures and efforts
Gender Equality is a core aspect of our Diversity & Inclusion commitment
30% female managers
by 2025
23.2% Women in upper and middle management positions in 2020
We are endorsing SDG 5 -
Gender Equality, underlining
our commitment to diversity
& inclusion
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Human Rights Policy Statement: We aspire to be "best-in-class" in our industry when it comes to respect for human rights
Human Rights Due
Policy management | Awareness |
Develop, implement, | Training and |
review and adjust | communications |
Grievance mechanisms & remedies Implementation and tools
Diligence
Risk assessment & mitigation On-site reviewsTracking & Reporting
We will continue to have a strong impact on communities by scaling up our core programs1
VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS
TO RECOGNIZE AND ENCOURAGE VOLUNTEER WORK
Improving Lives Fund
Corporate Matching ProgramDivisional Matching Program
Global Volunteer Day
Global Employee Volunteering Program
1) Corporate and global programs
SUPPORT PROGRAMS
TO HELP COLLEAGUES IN NEED
UPstairs
Scholarship ProgramEmployee Disaster Relief
SUSTAINABILITY PROGRAMS
TO LEVERAGE OUR CORE CAPABILITIES
Protecting the Environment
Disaster Management
Improving Employability
Facilitating Trade
Our People. Our Communities. Our Impact.
Connecting people and improving their lives is what makes us get up and go every day. To live up to that purpose, we will spend 1% of our net profit each year to create lasting impact for the people and the communities we operate in.
Have additional 5 million trees planted by 2025
Scale up new GoTrade programLocalize and digitalize disaster preparedness
Expand GoTeach in reach and impact
Our Sustainability Roadmap
We pursue our aspiration to be a highly trusted company in our industry
Compliance is an integral part of everything we do
Maintain curriculum of mandatory
trainings on the Group's compliance & data protection standards for all
employees in relevant management positions
Ensure that our information security capability is positioned in the top quartile of our industry
Supplier Code of Conduct:
Working with a sustainable and resilient supplier base
What we expect from our suppliers and subcontractors:
• Increased effort to protect the environment by setting measurable targets that support our commitment to clean operations
• Greater clarity on social issues like human rights/trafficking and diversity & inclusion
• Enhanced governance through increased due diligence, audits, a whistle blowing mechanism and other measures
Risk Assessment
A group-wide and consistent data-driven approach to identify high risk spendcategories and high risk suppliers to reduce the exposure for our company and focus our efforts.
Due diligence & monitoring of suppliers
Ensure suppliers are compliant with our Supplier Code of Conduct. The process is supported by assessments, audits and effective consequence management for suppliers who may pose a risk to the Group.
ESG KPIs will be further integrated and enhanced in internal management reporting & steering
ESG KPIs integrated into management reporting
Full transparency on ESG performance based on core financial consolidation system as the single source of truth
Inclusion of ESG KPIs into executive management reporting
ESG in risk reporting & investment evaluation
Reflection of ESG risks and opportunities in DPDHL risk reporting
Strengthening of ESG components into business case evaluation and monitoring
ESG performance reviewed at all levels
ESG performance reviews on corporate, divisional and local level, including implementation of performance measures
Audit of ESG related quality controls down to local entities
Integrated external ESG reporting: Strengthening external reporting by integrating financial & ESG reporting and increasing transparency
Annual Report: The non-financial statement can now be found in the 2020 Annual Report with further material ESG informationESG Presentation: We bundle all relevant ESG information for financial year 2020 and present the programs with the progress made
ESG Statbook includes all published ESG data from 2016 on as well as the GRI and SASB index 1)
Way forward: We will continue to enhance ESG disclosures and to implement regulations including EU Taxonomy
1) Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) index
.
Our Sustainability Roadmap
ESG targets fully integrated into new proposed management remuneration
1) Proposal to AGM 6 May 2021; 2) Divisional EAC: only applicable for Divisional CEOs
Bonus payment schedule for annual bonus and deferral
• 50% paid in current year if bonus criteria achieved
• 50% payout of achieved bonus deferred by additional 2 years*
* Medium-term component will only be paid out if EAC target is reached during the sustainability phase; at least the cost of capital was covered
Our Sustainability Roadmap Assumptions for €7bn investments
€7bn investments ramping up through 2030
Aviation
2021
Sustainable Aviation FuelSustainable Maritime Fuel
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23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
Vehicles electrification
Bio Liquefied Natural Gas
Our Sustainability Roadmap Conclusion
Our Sustainability Roadmap
Targets along 3 core commitments, aligned with incentivization
Clean operations for climate protection
Reduce emissions to <29m tonnes CO2e by 2030 (SBTi); no offsetting included
Supported by targets on sustainable fuel, electrification and carbon neutral design
Mission 2050: Zero emissions
Great company to work for all
Consistent >80% score on Employee Engagement in Employee Opinion Survey
Reduce LTIFR to below 3.1 by 2025
Increase share of women in management to 30% by 2025
Highly trusted company
ESG roadmap supported by stringent internal reporting, training measures and policies
External reporting in line with SASB and GRI core standards
30% weight for ESG targets in board annual variable pay; to be proposed to 2021 AGM (May 6th)
Our Sustainability Roadmap
Sustainability as basis for long term success on all three bottom lines
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