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MATERIALITY

Materiality analyses allow SABIC to determine how to direct our resources toward the most pressing issues for our company and stakeholders.

Since conducting our first materiality analysis in 2011, we refresh the analysis every 3-4 years along with a new stakeholder analysis. As part of these analyses, we examine our internal and external stakeholder needs, major trends, benchmarks, and relative business impacts to determine the most relevant priorities for SABIC. Taking into consideration all three dimensions of sustainability – economic, social, and environmental – our materiality results reflect the importance of climate change and validates our focus on this global challenge.

The materiality topics that anchor this report were generated in 2018, and reviewed annually as part of the report-preparation process. A new materiality analysis and stakeholder analysis was initiated in 2022 and will be completed in 2023. A critical component of this materiality analysis is the concept of double materiality, and key references points are the EU Taxonomy, the GRI standards, and the forthcoming ISSB standards as SABIC plans to move to a single integrated annual report in the coming years. SABIC will use this renewed materiality assessment as a foundation for integrating material aspects of sustainability into our business strategy and processes.

Our materiality results reflect the importance of climate change and validates our focus on this global challenge.

STEP-CHANGE TARGETS

Resource Efficiency

Dimensions
  • Target
  • Base year
  • Target year
Target Base year Target year
Energy intensity GJ/MT sales 25% reduction by 2025 2010 2025
Material Loss intensity MT Material loss/MT sales 50% reduction by 2025 2010 2025
Absolute Waste Reduction % gap to below 2010 by 2025 2010 2025
Flaring 65% reduction 2010 2025
Water Intensity m3/MT sales 25% reduction 2010 2025

Climate

Dimensions
  • Target
  • Base year
  • Target year
Target Base year Target year
Green House Gas Intensity MTCO2e/MT sales 25% reduction by 2025 2010 2025
Renewable energy 4 GW Installed Capacity (12 GW by 2030) 2025

Circular Economy

Dimensions
  • Target
  • Base year
  • Target year
Target Base year Target year
Sales materials in kt 1,000 kt TRUCIRCLE™ materials (recycled and renewable) per annum 2030

EHSS/Product Stewardship

Dimensions
  • Target
  • Base year
  • Target year
Target Base year Target year
Fatalities Zero Yearly

Governance & Integrity

Dimensions
  • Target
  • Base year
  • Target year
Target Base year Target year
Employee integrity assessment score 50% improvement against benchmark 2010 2025

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