Environment

Climate action matters to our business for three reasons: we are committed to minimising our own consumption and related impacts; we aim to meet the ambitions and expectations of our business partners; and we know we can play an important enabling role in supporting the decarbonisation of our clients’ activities.

We conducted a climate scenario analysis in 2025, focusing on our most important locations, with the outcome confirming a low level of climate-related exposure and risk.

Data centre operations are integral to our core business activities. They enable scalability and provide a reliable infrastructure for hosting clients’ solutions.

In 2025, we introduced a structured data request process for all colocation data centre facilities to obtain information on cooling methods, reliance on water, and related risks.

Through our climate scenario analysis, we assessed cooling technologies and water-related physical hazards at colocation sites in Denmark and Greece and identified no material risks. We therefore focus on periodic monitoring through updated data requests and contract-renewal reviews and incorporate environmental due diligence into our future tenders and ongoing dialogues with key suppliers.

Our business relies on a skilled workforce equipped with up-to-date IT hardware to deliver client solutions, supported by an operating footprint that includes offices in urban areas as well as data centre colocation and co-hosting arrangements.

Environmental impacts arise early in our upstream value chain, particularly in sourcing and producing IT hardware. The extraction of minerals, including rare and critical metals, and the use of hazardous substances contribute to the depletion of finite natural resources. As our hardware contains these materials, we take action to ensure responsible practices in hardware reuse, recycling, and e-waste management.