Atkore Inc.

Climate Impact & Sustainability Data (2022-10 to 2023-09)

Total Carbon Emissions:55.8 metric tons CO2e/million USD (2023)

Scope 1 Emissions:23.9 thousand metric tons CO2e (2023)

Scope 2 Emissions:98 thousand metric tons CO2e (2023)

Renewable Energy Share:0.24% (2023)

Total Energy Consumption:1.38 million Gigajoules (GJ) (2023)

Water Consumption:848 ML (2023)

Waste Generated:2.4 thousand metric tons (hazardous waste) (2023)

Carbon Intensity:55.8 metric tons CO2e/million USD (2023)

Achieved significant natural gas savings at Harvey, Illinois plant (17% reduction from 2021)
Implemented energy efficiency projects in New Bedford, Massachusetts facility, leading to significant energy savings
Phoenix, Arizona facility began installing solar carports with EV charging stations and solar panels
Hobart, Indiana facility utilizes leading technology in air emissions, energy, and water management systems to minimize environmental impact (zero wastewater discharge)

Achieved Health and Safety goal and Employee Attraction, Development, and Retention goal two years ahead of 2025 target
Received a score of 100 on the Human Rights Campaign Corporate Equality Index (HRC CEI)
Expanded community engagement and corporate philanthropy efforts through partnerships with various organizations
Designated over 60 DEI Champions across sites to coordinate DEI initiatives
Embedded mandatory DEI awareness trainings into onboarding

Increased Board diversity to 44%
Began development of a Supplier ESG Assessment program (expected to launch in 2024)
Achieved a 100% supplier response rate to the Responsible Minerals Initiative Conflict Minerals Reporting Template
Achieved a 96% completion rate for anti-corruption training

Medium-term Goals:

Achieve 30% diversity across the Senior Leadership Team by 2025
Increase participation in Employee Engagement and Alignment Survey to 80% by 2025
Increase percentage of sites meeting their annual Team-Based Safety Observation (TBSO) targets to 80% by 2025

Short-term Goals:

Impact of recent acquisitions, organic growth expansion initiatives, and a fire-related incident on emissions reduction
Potential for increased risks from climate change impacting physical assets, employee health and safety, suppliers, and transportation/distribution networks
Transition risks associated with a lower carbon future, including increased operational costs from carbon pricing policies and increased costs for key input materials

Continued development of climate risk management strategy, leveraging TCFD-aligned scenario analysis
Launched internal emissions reduction targets at highest emitting sites
Onboarded an Energy Manager at Harvey, Illinois headquarters
Implemented strong flood prevention and mitigation measures at high-risk sites
Efforts to reduce operational GHG emissions, reuse and recycle raw materials

Market expansion opportunities for electrical products in a low-carbon future
Increased demand for electrical products due to climate-resilient infrastructure

Frameworks Used: GRI Standards, SASB Standard for Electrical & Electronic Equipment, TCFD Index