Example Holding
VSME · BASIC MODULE · 1 January – 31 December 2025

Sustainability Report 2025

Example Holding · BursaPrepared under the EFRAG VSME standard
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Contribution

Our contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals

SDG 7 · Affordable and clean energy
SDG 8 · Decent work and economic growth
SDG 9 · Industry, innovation and infrastructure
SDG 12 · Responsible consumption and production
SDG 13 · Climate action

B1

About this report

ModuleBasic Module
BasisIndividual
Reporting period1 January – 31 December 2025
Legal formLtd.
NACE sectorC25.62
CountryTürkiye
Sites1
Turnover€14.2m
Balance⁠-⁠sheet total€9.6m
Employees86
Certifications and labelsISO 9001, ISO 14001
Omitted as confidential–

This report has not been externally assured.

B2

Practices, policies and future initiatives

TopicPolicyPublicTarget
Climate changeIn placeYes−30% energy per part by 2027
PollutionIn placeNoWithin permit limits
Water and marine resourcesPlanned–Policy by Q3 2026
Biodiversity and ecosystemsNot material––
Resource use and circular economyIn placeYes70% recycled by 2027
Own workforceIn placeYesZero lost⁠-⁠time accidents
Workers in the value chainPlanned–Supplier code by 2026
Affected communitiesNone––
Consumers and end⁠-⁠usersNot material––
Business conductIn placeYesAnnual training for all staff

B3

Energy and greenhouse gas emissions

Scope 1 + 2 emissions over time, t CO₂e5402022498202345520244132025
Electricity2,140 MWh
Fuels (gas, diesel, petrol)834 MWh
Other energy–
Total energy2,974 MWh
Scope 1187.2 t
Scope 2 (location⁠-⁠based)226.0 t

Method: GHG Protocol. Emission factors as stated by the company.

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Pollution, biodiversity and water

B4 Pollution of air, water and soil

VOC emissions from the painting line: 1.2 t, within permit limits.

B5 Biodiversity

Sites in or near biodiversity⁠-⁠sensitive areasNo
Total land use2.1 ha
Sealed area1.6 ha
Nature⁠-⁠oriented area0.3 ha

B6 Water

Water withdrawal4,350 m³
Withdrawal in high water⁠-⁠stress areas0 m³
Water consumption1,250 m³

B7

Resource use, circular economy and waste

318 tTotal waste
● Recycled or reused204 t · 64%
● Hazardous waste14 t
Total waste318 t

Circular economy practices

Returnable crates replaced cardboard with our two largest customers. Steel swarf goes back to the mill.

B8 · B9 · B10

Our people

86employees
28%
Women: 28%Men: 72%
3recordable accidents
Permanent / Temporary79 / 7
Employee turnover rate9.3%
Recordable work accidents3
Accident rate (per 200,000 hours worked)4.1
Fatalities0
All employees paid at least the minimum wageYes
Gender pay gap6.8%
Covered by collective agreements72%
Average training hours per employee18.5

Machine⁠-⁠readable data (XBRL, EFRAG VSME taxonomy)