TAG Immobilien (TEG) ESG presentation summary

ESG strategy and governance

• Sustainability is central to the corporate vision, with clear action areas in governance, ecology, and social responsibility.

• ESG issues are integrated into decision-making, with dedicated committees and teams for sustainability, decarbonisation, and compliance.

• Risk management includes regular assessment of climate-related risks, with results integrated into controlling systems.

• Stakeholder dialogue is ongoing, involving tenants, employees, business partners, and local communities.

• Compliance management and IT security are robust, with 100% employee participation in compliance training and regular cybersecurity audits.

Environmental performance and targets

• Decarbonisation strategy targets CO₂ emissions below 7 kg CO₂e/sqm by 2045, with interim targets for 2025 and 2030.

• €690 million investment pipeline through 2045 for energy efficiency, insulation, and renewable energy projects.

• 63% of German portfolio has energy efficiency class C or better; serial refurbishment and innovative solutions like Climate Glass are implemented.

• Resource management includes rainwater collection, waste reduction, and biodiversity promotion, with over 43,000 trees storing 1,045 tons of CO₂ annually.

• Polish projects follow the 15-minute city concept, with 100% of new investments including biodiversity and water resource solutions.

Social responsibility and community engagement

• 58% of German residential portfolio has net cold rent below €6/sqm, supporting affordable housing.

• 17% of units are low-barrier, and 20% are for young living; partnerships support seniors and safety initiatives.

• Tenant satisfaction in Germany is 82%, with strong digital engagement and service quality.

• Community initiatives include support for children, families, and seniors, with €662,000 spent on non-profit projects in 2025.

• Polish operations emphasize social engagement, employee volunteering, and educational campaigns on sustainability.