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WEXØE A/S
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20 June 2025Share report
Management sustainability report
In 2024, Wexøe made significant progress in advancing our sustainability initiatives and refining our climate action strategy.

A comprehensive Double Materiality Assessment (DMA) was completed in collaboration with external sustainability consultants and under the guidance of our newly appointed Head of Sustainable Business Development. This thorough process enabled us to identify and prioritize the material topics that will drive our future sustainability initiatives in compliance with the CSRD.

Key Sustainability Developments in 2024
  • Strengthened Leadership: We enhanced our leadership team with the appointment of a Head of Sustainable Business Development, underscoring our commitment to integrating sustainability at the core of our business strategy.
  • Supplier Partnerships: We initiated collaborative partnerships with key suppliers to collect lifecycle assessment (LCA) data, laying the groundwork for robust Scope 3 emissions reporting.
  • Global Commitment: Wexøe formalized our dedication to international sustainability standards by joining the UN Global Compact.
  • Emissions Reduction: We continued to achieve tangible reductions in our Scope 1 and Scope 2 CO₂ emissions.

Focus on Scope 3 Emissions

Recognizing the importance of comprehensive climate action, we have allocated dedicated resources to determine which of the 15 Scope 3 categories are relevant for Wexøe’s reporting. Our approach prioritizes the use of actual data for emission calculations wherever possible, rather than relying solely on spend-based estimates. We believe that leveraging accurate, real-world data is essential for achieving meaningful and measurable reductions in our carbon footprint.
Sanne With, Head of Sustainable Business Development
Wexøe Group
2024 Preparation of Scope 3 calculations
Based on our research, we have identified the following Scope 3 categories as relevant for Wexøe’s data collection:

1. Purchased goods and services 
2. Capital goods
3. Fuel and energy related activities
4. Upstream transport & distribution
5. Waste generated in operations
6. Business travel
7. Employee commuting
9. Downstream transport & distribution
10. Processing of sold products
11. Use of sold products
12. End-of-life treatment of sold products

In 2024, we estimated emissions for scope 3, Category 1 using a spend-based methodology, applying official emission factors sourced from Exiobase. Currently, data for Categories 2, 10, 11, and 12 are not yet available; however, we are actively working to address these gaps and aim to establish a comprehensive baseline year in 2025.

A key insight from our analysis is the significant proportion of Scope 3 emissions relative to our Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions. This highlights the importance of our continued focus on value chain emissions and the need for ongoing collaboration with our suppliers to drive meaningful reductions.

CO2e scope 1

92.5Exact number: 92.5353752871707

ton

2024

CO2e scope 2 market-based

181Exact number: 181.38742271968766

ton

2024

CO2e scope 2 location-based

29.4Exact number: 29.42659071648665

ton

2024

CO2e scope 3

16,715Exact number: 16,714.876561851986

ton

2024

Double Materiality Assessment
Wexøe’s Double Materiality Assessment (DMA) Findings

Our DMA identified several key sustainability topics that are material both financially and in terms of their impact on the organization and stakeholders, in line with ESRS requirements.

ESRS E1: Climate Change
Climate change is a significant topic for Wexøe, particularly regarding transition risks and opportunities for mitigation and adaptation. We will review and update our policies to strengthen our efforts in these areas.

ESRS S1: Diversity, Health & Safety, and Training
Diversity, health, and safety remain crucial for our workforce and stakeholders. We are committed to further strengthening our policies and practices to maintain a positive work environment.

ESRS S2: Value Chain Workers
While less prominent, fair labor practices in our value chain are important. We plan to engage more actively with suppliers to address working conditions and help prevent labor-related risks.

ESRS S4: Consumer and End-User Health & Safety
Wexøe’s products contribute to improved work environments in the downstream value chain, such as better lighting and climate control. There is an opportunity to expand our offerings that support healthier and safer workplaces.

Challenges and Opportunities
We are focused on improving data collection to identify CO₂ reduction opportunities, optimizing processes for efficiency, and presenting insights that support strategic decision-making.

Future Outlook: The Triple Bottom Line
By integrating digital solutions, we enhance sustainability reporting, foster innovation, and increase investor appeal. Wexøe continues our digital transformation shift from a purely financial focus to a triple bottom line-People, Planet, and Profit. Leveraging data-driven insights empowers us to make informed decisions for sustainable and balanced business success.

Accomplished Sustainability Initiatives in 2024


Our management team established several key objectives for sustainability in 2023, which have been met. 

We have:
  • Exceeded our sustainability goal ahead of schedule, achieving a remarkable 51,39% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 CO2 emissions since 2019
  • Purchased Refurbished PCs: To reduce electronic waste and lower carbon emissions by adopting refurbished technology.
  • Employed a Sustainability Manager: To integrate sustainability into our management and core operations and ensure compliance with evolving regulations.
  • Updated ECOVADIS and CDP Data: To enhance transparency and improve our sustainability ratings.
  • Introduced of a New B-Corp Certified Canteen: To promote sustainable food practices and support local suppliers.
  • Prepared Scope 3 Baseline Calculation: To better understand and manage our indirect emissions.
  • Prepared CSRD: We have prepared for CSRD reporting in 2025 to comply with EU sustainability reporting regulations.
  • Conducted our Double Materiality Analysis: with the support of expert consultants, enhancing our strategic decision-making capabilities and align our sustainability strategy with regulatory requirements and stakeholder expectations.

CO2e scope 1

92.5Exact number: 92.5353752871707

ton

2024

CO2e scope 2 location-based

29.4Exact number: 29.42659071648665

ton

2024

Wexøe Carbon footprint 2024
Carbon Footprint Calculation

Wexøe calculated the CO2 footprint for both Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions, including data for previous years. 

Notably:
  • The baseline year was changed from 2021 to 2019 to reflect normal operations, as pandemic-related irregularities had skewed the 2021 data.

Since 2019 we have reduced our scope 1 & 2 Co2 emission with 51,39%
Wexøe initial emissions in 2019 = 251 tons
Wexøe emissions in 2024 = 122 tons.

Reduction= 129 ton
Procentage reduction =(251−122​/251)×100=51.39%

This 51,39% reduction surpasses our initial target of a reduction on 50% by end 2025, primarily due to:
- Focus on optimizing energy consumption (Replaced gas with heatpump)
- Focus on transport by policy of EV’s only
- Focus on carpooling

Female full-time employees.

18.0Exact number: 17.984347548314965

%

2024

Sick leave

5.80

7.5h-Days/FTE

2024

Full-time employees

Full-time employees

62.6

 

2024

The S' in ESG
In 2024, Wexøe made initiatives to enhance teamspirit and progress in fostering a more diverse organization across age, gender, and ethnicity.

Late in 2024, Wexøe initiated the development of a structured onboarding process, dedicating resources to create comprehensive onboarding and senior transition plans. These initiatives are designed to facilitate seamless integration of new employees while enabling senior employees to gradually reduce their working hours in accordance with their preferences. This approach ensures a smooth transition and supports the long-term career longevity of our senior staff members.
Social responsibility
In 2024, Wexøe made significant strides in advancing our sustainability agenda and deepening our commitment to social responsibility. Throughout the year, we actively participated in and hosted a wide range of events and initiatives to promote the ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) agenda. These included attending leading sustainability conferences and forums, such as UN Earth day 2024, Code Pirates, and Wexøe Virtual Partner event, where we engaged with industry leaders and shared best practices for integrating ESG principles into business operations.
We also organized and supported local events and roundtables like supporting "Green transition and Sustainability in practis" that fostered dialogue on Environment and ethical business practices.

Our efforts to promote youth employment were expanded through partnerships with community organizations, offering internships, coaching, and skills development opportunities to help young people and disadvantaged groups enter or re-enter the workforce.

B2B Social Responsibility Activities

UN Global Compact Denmark
We are actively engaged with the UN Global Compact Denmark, aligning our operations with global standards for responsible business conduct.

Circular Economy Partnerships
Our collaboration with WUPPI, ELretur, and Emballageretur demonstrates our commitment to responsible resource management and recycling within our industry.

By embracing these values and taking concrete actions, Wexøe not only contributes to societal well-being but also enhances our ability to serve clients and partners effectively.

Employees and Customers
At Wexøe, we are committed to fostering a positive, inclusive environment where both employees and customers thrive. 

Our focus on team spirit and well-being is reflected in the activities we organize throughout the year, designed to promote a healthy lifestyle, strengthen relationships, and support our wider community.

In May, we once again participated in the VCTA "Vi cykler til arbejde" initiative, encouraging colleagues to cycle to work and embrace sustainable commuting. August brought a summer party in Adseke, Sweden, where employees enjoyed outdoor activities, comfortable transport, and an overnight stay at a local hotel-creating opportunities for connection and relaxation.

September saw the launch of our local Wexøe Run, followed by a barbecue, further building camaraderie and promoting physical health. 

In October, we extended our commitment beyond the company by inviting both employees and customers to join us again in the Cycling4Cancer charity event, supporting those affected by cancer and contributing to the greater good.

Through these initiatives, Wexøe aims to nurture a strong sense of belonging, encourage healthy living, and make a positive impact on our community-demonstrating our dedication to both people and social responsibility.

Full-time employees

62.6

 

2024

Female full-time employees.

18.0Exact number: 17.984347548314965

%

2024

Women on the board

1

 

2024

Employee turnover

10.7Exact number: 10.73310972688069

%

2024

Women on the board

1

 

2024

CEO salary discrepancy

4.40

CEO : Employees

2024

Women in senior management

9%Exact number: 9.090909090909092%

2024

Responsible Corporate Leadership
At Wexøe, we align our strategies with global mega trends to maintain our license to operate. 

Wexøe is honored to have been nominated as an ESG Frontrunner in 2024, recognizing our dedicated efforts to integrate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles across our core business. This nomination reflects our commitment to driving meaningful ESG initiatives, acting as a role model within our organization, and motivating our entire team to embrace responsible and sustainable practices.

Key criteria for this nomination include demonstrating leadership in ESG by:
- Actively advancing ESG initiatives that contribute positively to our business.
- Going above and beyond in implementing impactful ESG projects.
- Successfully transforming our operations to meet modern ESG standards.
- Inspiring and engaging colleagues through transparent communication of ESG goals and results.
- Contributing to positive change within our industry by setting new benchmarks for ESG performance.

The appointment of a female Head of Sustainable Business Development underscores our commitment to leveraging diverse expertise for growth. This strategic move strengthens our management team with key skills in digitalization and sustainability, essential for driving innovation and maintaining our industry leadership.
This recognition affirms Wexøe’s ongoing dedication to responsible business practices and our ambition to lead by example in the ESG field.
UN Sustainable Development Goals
In our role as a Service Provider within the supply chain, we recognize that the majority of our CO2 emissions are categorized under Scope 3. 

In this context, our ability to influence strategy and production is restricted, as we can only provide advisory support without decision-making authority. However, we take pride in delivering valuable customer feedback, which we believe can inform and shape strategic decisions

Our collaboration with approximately fifty suppliers includes several major partners who are actively committed to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs). 

As part of our broader sustainability strategy, we recognize that knowledge and transparency are essential drivers for achieving tangible reductions in CO2 emissions. Consequently, we are dedicated to support suppliers who have not yet conducted Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs). 

In 2024, we began exploring whether establishing a framework could support our suppliers in developing Life Cycle Assessments (LCA), particularly by addressing the cost barriers that frequently hinder this process. By offering targeted guidance, our goal is to help reduce the financial burden of third-party validation, thereby enabling our suppliers to further their sustainability efforts.
Responsible Consumption and Production

Responsible Consumption and Production

We need to ensure sustainable consumption and production

Climate Action

Climate Action

We must act quickly to combat climate change and its consequences

Partnerships for the Goals

Partnerships for the Goals

We must revitalize the global partnership for sustainable development and strengthen the means to achieve the goals

Baseline Overview
This is an overview of all the data entered in the selected baseline. All data associated with the baseline will automatically be displayed here. 

Wexøe has chosen to calculate our 2019 ESG report, as both 2020 and 2021 were significantly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and do not reflect normal business operations. We did not prepare an ESG report for 2020, since our first sustainability report was published in 2021. By selecting 2019 as our baseline year, we ensure that our reporting is based on reliable and representative data, in line with best practice for baseline year selection when recent years are affected by exceptional circumstances
20192021202220232024
The company wants to assess and calculate their CO2
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
CO2e scope 1
218ton
182ton
208ton
126ton
92.5ton
Energy consumption
4,494,099MJ
2,967,033MJ
2,739,710MJ
3,368,961MJ
2,780,000MJ
Water consumption
383m³
356m³
391m³
439m³
359m³
CO2e scope 2
81.0ton
25.1ton
85.0ton
161ton
181ton
20192021202220232024
Full-time employees
62.7
61.1
63.0
66.3
62.6
Number of male full-time employees in the company - Men
47.8
48.9
47.3
52.2
51.4
Number of female full-time employees in the company - Women
15.0
12.2
15.8
14.1
11.3
Female full-time employees.
23.8%
20.0%
25.0%
21.3%
18.0%
Number of female leaders.
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
1.00
Number of male leaders.
11.0
11.0
11.0
11.0
10.0
Total number of leaders.
11.0
11.0
11.0
11.0
11.0
Women in senior management
0.00%
0.00%
0.00%
0.00%
9.09%
Departed employees
10.0
3.05
6.30
6.00
6.72
Employee turnover
15.9%
5.00%
10.0%
9.05%
10.7%
Sick leave
4.587.5h-Days/FTE
4.147.5h-Days/FTE
6.917.5h-Days/FTE
7.977.5h-Days/FTE
5.807.5h-Days/FTE
20192021202220232024
Board of Directors
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Men on the board
2
2
2
2
2
Women on the board
1
1
1
1
1
Presence at board meetings
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
CEO salary discrepancy
2.70
3.68
5.36
5.30
4.40
Appendiks
In our commitment to transparency and accountability, we have commenced the calculation of Scope 3 emissions. However, the 2024 data is not fully representative due to the absence of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) emission data for the majority of our products. 

Notwithstanding these limitations, we have elected to initiate reporting on Scope 3 emissions to establish a foundational baseline for future enhancements and to convey our dedication to sustainability to our suppliers. 

Additionally, we have selected 2019 as our new base year, since the operational conditions in 2021 were heavily impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, making it an inappropriate reference point.

All indexed figures are calculated based on Full-Time Equivalents (FTEs), utilizing a standardized annual working hour threshold of 1,924 hours. This methodology ensures consistency and comparability across our reporting framework.

 Energy consumption has been reduced thanks to the introduction of a heatpump in the year of 2022 and the purchase of electrical vehicles. The energy increase in the year of 2023 can be related to the increase in employees and the consequential use of fuel used in transport..  


Environment (Environment)ValueUnitPeriod
Total CO2e emissions in scope 192.5ton2024
CO2e emissions from scope 2 location-based29.4ton2024
CO2e emissions from scope 2 market-based181ton2024
Total CO2e emissions in Scope 316,715ton2024
Energy consumption2,780,000MJ2024
Share of energy consumption from renewable energy sources32.9%2024
Water consumption359m³2024
Social (Employees)ValueUnitPeriod
Average number of full-time employees62.62024
The proportion of women among full-time employees18.0%2024
Percentage of women in top management9.09%2024
Employee turnover10.7%2024
Sick leave according to the latest assessment5.807.5h-Days/FTE2024
Governance (Governance)ValueUnitPeriod
Number of women on the company's board of directors12024
Number of men in the company's board of directors22024
Presence at board meetings100%2024
Pay gap between CEO and employees.4.402024

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