KH Group Plc

Climate Impact & Sustainability Data (2022, 2023)

Renewable Energy Share:95% (Indoor Group)

Total Energy Consumption:13,586 MWh

Indoor Group transitioned to using renewable energy for approximately 95% of its electricity consumption.
KH-Koneet Group focused on transitioning towards electrically powered, low-emission and energy-efficient machinery and solutions.

Indoor Group completed change negotiations to improve operational efficiency and flexibility, reducing annual costs by approximately EUR 1 million.
HTJ was awarded the Future Workplaces 2022 certificate for its corporate culture and employee wellbeing.

Sievi Capital established an overview of the current state of the Group companies’ sustainability efforts and related future plans.
Sievi Capital developed a sustainability strategy addressing its role as a long-term private equity investor and the operations of target companies.

Medium-term Goals:

Rising interest rates and inflation created cost pressures for Sievi Capital and its target companies.
Declining consumer demand negatively impacted Indoor Group's profitability.
Difficult market situation, component shortages, and inflation challenged Nordic Rescue Group, leading to the bankruptcy of its subsidiary Vema Lift.
Uncertainty in the construction industry due to economic outlook, rising costs, and material availability affected HTJ.

Indoor Group implemented measures to improve operational efficiency, cut costs, and improve margins; conducted change negotiations.
KH-Koneet Group carried out cost-cutting measures in Sweden, including consolidating operating locations and streamlining the organizational structure.
Logistikas adjusted pricing and operational activities to account for inflation.
Nordic Rescue Group focused on streamlining assembly processes and improving operational efficiency in Saurus and Sala Brand; negotiated with financing provider to adapt the financing agreement.

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