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Sustainability Governance

The Board of Directors bears ultimate responsibility for ensuring that OX2 is managed in a sustainable and responsible manner.  The Board's responsibility for overseeing sustainability-related impacts, risks and opportunities is reflected in policies adopted by the Board: Code of Conduct, Remuneration Policy, Risk Policy and Sustainability Policy. The board and executive management annually approve the sustainability report, and the Leadership team approves the materiality analysis when updated. Throughout the year, the board is updated on sustainability issues. The board receives training in anti-corruption and other business ethical rules. In addition, sustainability is continuously discussed to ensure that everyone is updated on the subject. A more comprehensive discussion on sustainability is conducted annually in the board.

The Board of Directors oversees OX2’s sustainable management. Operational sustainability responsibility is delegated to the CEO, who has appointed the Chief Communication and  Sustainability Officer to lead the Sustainability team. The Leadership team is responsible for setting overall OX2 sustainability targets which are confirmed by the Board of Directors.

Materiality analysis

The materiality analysis is a tool for understanding which sustainability topics are most relevant to us and our stakeholders. 

Stakeholders

OX2 holds ongoing dialogs with the company’s stakeholders. Dialog takes place in a range of
situations and channels in order to gain a better understanding of which sustainability topics different stakeholder groups consider to be important in relation to OX2 and what
significant impact different sustainability topics have, or may have, on the outside world. The stakeholders identified as being most central to OX2’s operations are customers, shareholders, analysts, employees and suppliers. 

How we define what topics are material

We define material topics through a structured process that begins by identifying key stakeholders and relevant forums for engagement. We then engage with these stakeholders to gain a deeper understanding of the impacts both on and from various sustainability topics. The insights gathered during this engagement are analyzed to help prioritize the most significant sustainability issues. Based on this prioritization, we set targets for the most material topics and update our overall sustainability approach accordingly. Our operations are guided by this refined approach, and we regularly report on our actions, progress, and performance to ensure transparency and accountability.

The latest materiality analysis was conducted in 2025 and followed the European Sustainability Reporting Standards.

Our material topics

The sustainability topics that we have identified as material are described below.