Report 22-23

Report

Environment

Corporate Carbon Footprint

Total GHG emissions

SourceCO2e in tons
Total118,169
Scope 11)87,419
Scope 22) (market-based)30,750

1) Direct emissions from our own operations.

2) Emissions through purchased energy.

SourceCO2e in tons
Natural gas17,518
Diesel59,940
Gasoline2,489
LPG (propane/butane)6,566
Fuel oil876
Acetylene/ethyne30
Total87,419
SourceCO2e in tons
Electrical energy (purchased + consumed)29,9551)
District heating/process heat (purchased + consumed)795
Total30,750

1) Location-based: 43,746 CO2e in tons.

SourceCO2e in tons
Scope 31)17,982,7382)

1) All indirect emissions along upstream and downstream supply chain (cradle to gate).

2) Estimate of our current Scope 3 emissions along the value chain. These will be more transparent with the full implementation of our product carbon footprint calculator.

Operating Unit / HeadquarterScope 1Scope 2 (mb)Total
Materials Services GmbH - HQ308405713
Materials North America16,9695,59022,559
Materials Processing & Services NA25,77811,46837,246
Materials Western Europe8,9878,84417,831
Technical Services18,2361,77820,014
Materials Eastern Europe / Asia Pacific3,9617,02710,987
Materials Processing Europe4,5521,5656,117
Aerospace2,2323,4075,639
Plastics Europe1,7774282,205
Materials Trading176134310
82,97640,646123,622

1) CO2e in tons.

Product Carbon Footprint

SourceCO2e in tons
Emissions per 1,000 tons outbound delivery24.9
SourceConsumption in MWhShare in %
Electrical energy128,13026.35
Electric energy from renewable sources (purchased and consumed)40,493
Electric energy from non-renewable sources (purchased and consumed)85,448
Electric energy from renewable sources (generated and consumed)2,189
Natural gas86,73817.83
Diesel224,69046.20
Gasoline9,9762.05
LPG/propane28,9045.94
Fuel oil3,1430.65
District heating4,6340.95
Other1320.03
Net energy consumption486,346100
EU taxonomy FY 22/23Sales in € mn.CAPEX1) in € mn.OPEX2) in € mn.
Eligible116.40.915.5
Eligible and aligned14.80.24.1
Eligible, but not aligned101.60.711.4

1) Capital Expenditures.

2) Operational Expenditures.

Social

  • 1.4

    Accident frequency rate: For the second time in a row, thyssenkrupp Materials Services has the lowest accident frequency at 1.4 since the beginning of data collection.

  • 19.2

    Women in management positions: Compared to the previous year, thyssenkrupp Materials Services was able to increase the number of female managers by three percentage points.

Description2021/222022/23
Share of women23.7 %23.8 %
Share of women holding managerial positions16.2 %19.2 %
Description2021/222022/23
Sickness rate for all employees1)4.1 %4.1 %

1) Paid and unpaid absence due to accidents and illness / intended working time in %.

Description2021/222022/23
Workplace accidents as weighted average1)1.41.4

1) Workplace accidents per year resulting in at least one day of absence, per 1,000,000 hours worked.

Description2021/222022/23
Due to dismissals17.8 %14.2 %
Due to resignations6.8 %6.7 %

1) Percentage of employees who left during the FY in relation to the employees present at the beginning of the FY in addition to those who joined during the FY.

Description2021/222022/23
Number of employees trained2,6782,253
Number of employees trained in %17 %14 %

1) Calculation of employees actually trained, independent of whether they completed multiple trainings.

A large proportion of training measures worldwide are not centrally registered, but rather locally organized.

Description2021/222022/23
Average expenditure per employee per year47 €53 €

1) When calculating the expenditure per employee per year, the centrally recorded costs excluding the costs for coaching and extra-occupational study programmes were taken into account.

Description< 25 years25 - 30 years31 - 40 years41 - 50 years51 - 60 years> 60 years
Share of employees per age group6 %11 %25 %26 %25 %7 %
DescriptionEstimated, next 5 years
Retirements2)220
Share of total workforce9 %

1) Taking as an example the group company thyssenkrupp Schulte GmbH, with an average retirement age of 65 years.

2) at least 65 years old in 09/28

Governance

Governance – Ratings underline leading ESG position of thyssenkrupp Group

  • 5

    CDP A-Rating - CDP has included thyssenkrupp in its Climate A List. This makes thyssenkrupp one of the 5 % of companies assessed to have made it into the best category.

  • 20

    MSCI: thyssenkrupp is among the top 20 % of companies in the same sector rated by MSCI.

  • 3

    Ecovadis: Among the top 3% of the companies assessed in the same sector

  • 7

    Sustainalaytics: In the top 7% of the "Industrial Congomerates" sector in 2023

5

CDP A-Rating - CDP has included thyssenkrupp in its Climate A List. This makes thyssenkrupp one of the 5 % of companies assessed to have made it into the best category.

20

MSCI: thyssenkrupp is among the top 20 % of companies in the same sector rated by MSCI.

3

Ecovadis: Among the top 3% of the companies assessed in the same sector

7

Sustainalaytics: In the top 7% of the "Industrial Congomerates" sector in 2023