Report 2023-24

Report

Environment

Corporate Carbon Footprint

Total GHG emissions

SourceCO2e in tons
Total113,653
Scope 11)82,486
Scope 22) (market-based)31,166

1) Direct emissions from our own operations.

2) Emissions through purchased energy.

SourceCO2e in tons
Natural gas16,356
Diesel56,314
Renewable Diesel R99 / HVO81
Gasoline2,515
LPG (propane/butane)6,761
Fuel oil411
Acetylene/ethyne47
Total82,486
SourceCO2e in tons
Electrical energy (purchased + consumed)30,6031)
District heating/process heat (purchased + consumed)563
Total31,166

1) Location-based: 42,985 CO2e in tons.

SourceCO2e in tons
Scope 31)19,589,686

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

Operating Unit / HeadquarterScope 1Scope 2 (mb)Total
Materials Services GmbH - HQ245212457
BU Distribution & Trading25,2648,96534,228
BU Processing6,7436,53213,275
BU Solutions50,23415,45865,692
82,48631,166113,653

1) CO2e in tons.

Product Carbon Footprint

SourceCO2e in tons
Emissions per 1,000 tons outbound delivery24.9
SourceConsumption in MWhShare in %
Electrical energy127,96825.70
Electric energy from renewable sources (purchased and consumed)36,544
Electric energy from non-renewable sources (purchased and consumed)87,367
Electric energy from renewable sources (generated and consumed)4,057
Natural gas80,70416.21
Diesel221,62844.50
Renewable Diesel R99 / HVO21,7884.38
Gasoline10,7502.16
LPG/propane29,3535.89
Fuel oil1,4430.29
District heating4,1390.83
Other2360.05
Net energy consumption498,009100
SourceConsumption in m3
Fresh water purchased196,726
Wastewater206,167
EU taxonomy FY 23/24Sales in € mn.CAPEX1) in € mn.OPEX2) in € mn.
Eligible2,773.044.515.5
Eligible and aligned15.71.53.6
Eligible, but not aligned2,757.343.035.6

1) Capital Expenditures.

2) Operational Expenditures.

Social

  • 1.6

    Accident frequency rate: With an accident frequency rate of 1.6, thyssenkrupp Materials Services was able to remain below its own targets for the third year in a row.

  • 20.9

    Women in leadership positions: With more than 20 percent women in leadership, we are approaching our "fair share" target, which reflects the proportion of women in the total workforce.

Description2022/232023/24
Share of women23.8 %24.0 %
Share of women holding managerial positions19.2 %20.9 %
Description2022/232023/24
Sickness rate for all employees1)4.1 %4.1 %

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

Description2022/232023/24
Workplace accidents as weighted average1)1.41.6

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

Description2022/232023/24
Due to dismissals14.2 %15.9 %
Due to resignations6.7 %6.5 %

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.

Description2022/232023/24
Number of employees trained2,2531,720
Number of employees trained in %14 %11 %

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.

Description2022/232023/24
Average expenditure per employee per year53 €66 €

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 %8 %
DescriptionEstimated, next 5 years
Retirements2)240
Share of total workforce11 %

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 09/29

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.

  • 15

    Ecovadis: Awarded with the silver-medal for being among the top 15 % 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.

15

Ecovadis: Awarded with the silver-medal for being among the top 15 % of the companies assessed in the same sector

7

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