Value Chain: Understanding our impacts across the product lifecycle

We have considered the sustainability impacts, risks and opportunities associated with all stages of our value chain, from the sourcing of raw materials and services through to  our own operations, distribution, use of our products and services, and end-of-life. This assessment considers relevant environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors and helps us identify where our activities and business relationships may have the most significant impacts.

Sustainability Value Chain
1
Supply Chain
Use of recycled plastic
81.3%
(FY25: 83.9%)
Virgin plastic saved
4,258t
Supplier audits completed
98
(FY25: 94)
Modern slavery training
100%
↓ Upstream
2
Own Operations
Carbon intensity
10.5
(FY25: 12.0)
Total Scope 1 & 2 emissions
5,199t
Renewable energy use
75%
Waste recycled
75%
 
↓ Operations
3
Our People
Employee engagement
75
Reportable accidents per 100,000 hours
0.29
Board women
43%
Values
Customer Excellence
Collaboration
Continuous Improvement
Ownership
↓ Operations
4
Our Customers & Stakeholders
Low-carbon product sales
72.1%
73.9% organic
Heat recovery products
27.6%
30.3% organic
Avoided carbon emissions
1,618,644t
 
↓ Downstream

Product

To champion the energy saving potential of our products and solutions and support the net zero ambitions of customers and stakeholders.

Planet

To reduce climate and environmental impact by improving operations and reducing emissions.

People

To develop an engaged and inclusive workforce where employees feel valued and can fulfil their potential.