First Carbon Assessment Reflects Xilam’s Commitment to the Green Transition - Seite 3

Purchases of Manufactured Products

6%

103

Activities & Events

4%

59

Freight

1%

16

Waste

1%

12

TOTAL

100%

1,673

- Service Purchasing is by far the highest source of GHG emissions: this alone represents 40% of the Group's GHG emissions. Within this category, animation outsourcing studios account for 61% of emissions, followed by Intellectual Services and Sound Recordings.

- Energy represents 13% of total emissions, with 85% coming from electricity and 13% from the heating network.

- Food & Beverage represents 12% of total emissions, with more than 91% related to employee meals.

- Digital (excl. PP&E and service purchasing) represents 11% of total emissions; more than 82% of these emissions are related to Web Services, SaaS, licences and cloud servers. However, when the Digital category is grouped with digital capital assets and IT purchasing, the resulting category represents 16% of the Group's carbon footprint, making it the second-largest source of emissions.

About Xilam
As a major player in the animation industry, Xilam is an integrated studio founded in 1999 that creates, produces and distributes original programmes in more than 190 countries for children and adults, broadcast on television, and on SVoD (Netflix, Disney+, Amazon) and AVoD (YouTube, Facebook) platforms.
With a global reputation for creativity and innovation, coupled with cutting-edge editorial and commercial expertise, the company has cemented its position as a key player in the market. Every year, Xilam builds on soaring successes and capitalises on flagship franchises (Oggy and the Cockroaches, Zig & Sharko, Chicky) as well as new brands (Oggy Oggy, Mr. Magoo, Karate Sheep), which are strengthening and expanding a substantial catalogue of more than 2,800 episodes and three feature films, including the Oscar-nominated I Lost My Body.