Disclosure under Order of the Russian Ministry of Economic Development No. 764 dated 1 November 2023Retrospective data for 2022–2023 have been revised due to an adjustment of the methodology for calculating some metrics.

No. Disclosure Unit of measurement 2022 2023 2024 Source Comment
Economic indicators
1 Revenue RUB bn 1,184.5 1,231.7 1,166.2 2024 Sustainability Report, Key figures
2 Added value RUB bn 892.3 822.0 714.0
3 Net added value RUB bn 817.5 731.2 614.7
4 Total expenditure on research and development RUB mln 84.3 198.9 192.7 2024 Sustainability Report, Research and development Includes R&D projects aimed at updating the Group’s Development Strategy, expanding production, and protecting the environment
5 Labour productivity RUB mln/person 11.4 10.3 9.1 Labor productivity is calculated as the ratio of value added to the average headcount (employees in the Russian Federation)
6 Total mandatory payments accrued (excluding fines and penalties), including: RUB bn The indicator is not disclosed. The Company will consider disclosing this information within three years
  • taxes and levies
RUB bn
  • insurance contributions
RUB bn
  • other mandatory payments
RUB bn
7 Total mandatory payments paid (excluding fines and penalties), including: RUB bn 262 281 249 2024 Sustainability Report, Contribution to the development of local communities
  • taxes and levies
RUB bn
  • insurance contributions
RUB bn
  • other mandatory payments
RUB bn
8 Domestically sourced goods, works, and services in total procurement of goods, work, and services % 95 99 98 2024 Sustainability Report, Responsible supply chain

Data are collected for procurement of materials and equipment only.

Centralised tracking by supplier location is not maintained for other procurement categories

9 Procurement of goods, works, and services from small and medium‑sized businesses in total procurement from Russian companies % The indicator is not disclosed. The Report discloses information on the Company’s expenses associated with procurement from suppliers in the key regions of operation (Contribution to the development of local communities)
10 Sustainable investments (including green investments) RUB bn 29.5 18.2 14.4 2024 Sustainability Report, Energy consumption and energy efficiency, Indicators under the UNCTAD Guidance on core indicators for entity reporting on contribution towards implementation of the UN SDGs
Green investments RUB bn 5.8 3.4 4.7 The cost of CAPEX projects to expand electricity and heat generation capacity, as well as power grids and heat networks
Social investments RUB bn 23.7 14.8 9.7 Expenditure on charitable activities including philanthropy and social investments and programmes
11 Investments in projects related to achieving technological sovereignty and structural adaptation of the Russian economy RUB bn The indicator is not disclosed. The Company will consider disclosing this information within three years
12 Economic exposure of business and other operations to climate risks %
Environmental indicators
13 Water used from all water supply sources Mcm 1,351.4 1,291.9 1,224.3 2024 Sustainability Report, GRI quantitative indicators disclosure
14 Recirculating and recycling water supply Mcm 1,104.9 1,067.8 991.8 2024 Sustainability Report, GRI quantitative indicators disclosure
% 81.8 82.7 81.0
15 Total effluents Mcm 74.8 73.0 68.7 2024 Sustainability Report, GRI quantitative indicators disclosure
including untreated water Mcm 40.7 40.8 37.4
16 Water efficiency (water consumption intensity) Mcm/RUB bn 1.7 1.8 2.0 Estimated value (item 13 ÷ item 3)
17 Total amount of hazard class 1–5 waste generated, including: kt 166,277.8 176,894.4 174,243.5

Nornickel’s 2022 Sustainability Report, pages 337–338

Nornickel’s 2023 Sustainability Report, page 459

2024 Sustainability Report, GRI quantitative indicators disclosure

  • hazard class 1
kt 0.02 0.02 0.01
  • hazard class 2
kt 0.04 0.05 0.07
  • hazard class 3
kt 5.7 8.0 6.9
  • hazard class 4
kt 1,529.4 1,595.5 1,154.2
  • hazard class 5
kt 164,742.7 175,290.9 173,082.3
18 Total hazard class 1–5 waste management, including by category: kt 34,513.1 35,100.6 30,383.0

Nornickel’s 2022 Sustainability Report, pages 337–338

Nornickel’s 2023 Sustainability Report, page 419

2024 Sustainability Report, GRI quantitative indicators disclosure

  • waste treated
kt 2.6 50.4 4.6
  • waste landfilled
kt 1,443.7 1,153.9 806.4
  • waste recovered
kt 33,066.8 33,896.3 29,573.0
  • waste reused
kt 17,812.7 18,529.8 13,448.7
  • waste recycled
kt 4.9 9.0
  • reduction of waste generation
% 6.3 6.4 –1.5
19 Air pollutant emissions from stationary sources kt 1,819.4 1,707.7 1,307.2 2024 Sustainability Report, Air, GRI quantitative indicators disclosure
20 Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions mln t of СO 2 equivalent 8.9 8.7 8.6 2024 Sustainability Report, Greenhouse gas emissions and carbon footprint of products
  • direct GHG emissions
mln t of СO2 equivalent 8.4 8.2 8.2
  • indirect energy GHG emissions
mln t of СO2 equivalent 0.5 0.5 0.4
21 Total environmental protection expenditure, including: RUB bn 80.8 98.1 94.4 2024 Sustainability Report, Environmental management
current environmental protection expenditure, including: RUB bn 34.4 37.8 52.3
  • air protection and climate change prevention
RUB bn 5.8
  • wastewater management
RUB bn 5.4
  • waste management
RUB bn 37.3
  • biodiversity conservation and protection of natural areas
RUB bn 0.003
capital investments to ensure environmental protection and sustainable use of natural resources, including: RUB bn 46.4 60.3 42.1
air protection and climate change prevention RUB bn 39.5
  • wastewater management
RUB bn 2.5
  • waste management
RUB bn 0.1
  • biodiversity conservation and protection of natural areas
RUB bn
22 Renewable and low‑carbon energy consumption mln kWh 3,927 3,912 2024 Sustainability Report, Energy consumption and energy efficiency The Report discloses the amount of electricity generated by HPPs and its share in total energy consumption
% 12 12
23 Energy efficiency: energy consumption per unit of net added value kWh/RUB mln 0.05 0.06 Ratio of energy consumption across the Group to net value added
Social indicators
24 Total labour costs RUB mln 224,512 234,869 248,029 Consolidated Financial Statements for the years ended 31 December 2024, 2023, and 2022, page 59
25 Total average headcount thousand people 78.4 80.6 78.7 2024 Sustainability Report, Nornickel’s HR strategy The indicator is disclosed partially. The number of employees with special needs is not disclosed
26 Average monthly pay RUB thousand 182.5 184.1 207.0 2024 Sustainability Report, Incentives and rewards
by position
  • blue‑collar employees
RUB thousand 148.2
  • managers and white‑collar employees
RUB thousand 296.8
by gender
  • male
RUB thousand 221.2
  • female
RUB thousand 171.7
by age
  • 18–29 years
RUB thousand 135.7 152.0
  • 30–44 years
RUB thousand 184.4 206.0
  • over 45 years
RUB thousand 204.9 230.9
27 Total expenditure on health and safety initiatives RUB bn 21.6 17.5 19.8 2024 Sustainability Report, H&S system development and mitigation of key risks
including average per employee RUB thousand 272 218 256
28 Expenditure on preparing and holding social, sports and recreation, and healthcare events for employees and their families RUB mln 4,670 5,076 4,707 2024 Sustainability Report, Social support for employees and their families The indicator discloses information on health resort treatment and voluntary medical insurance
29 Injuries with lost time of one working day or more, including fatalities people 71 83 78 2024 Sustainability Report, GRI quantitative indicators disclosure
including fatalities people 4 5 3
30 Total expenditure on employee training RUB mln 1,447 1,277 1,270 2024 Sustainability Report, Training ecosystem
including average per employee RUB thousand 21.1 16.8 16.3
31 Average hours of training per year per employee hours 85 88 126 2024 Sustainability Report, Training ecosystem
Blue‑collar employees hours 84 91 142
White‑collar employees hours 70 65 80
Managers hours 110 106 141
32 Share of employees covered by collective bargaining agreements in the average headcount % 94.4 94.0 94.3 2024 Sustainability Report, Nornickel’s HR strategy
33 Turnover rate % 10.5 11.4 12.4 2024 Sustainability Report, Nornickel’s HR strategy The ratio of resignations, dismissals for breaches of labour discipline, and negotiated terminations to the average headcount for the year
34 Total expenditure associated with social programmes not aimed at employees and their families RUB bn 23.7 14.8 9.7 2024 Sustainability Report, Indicators under the UNCTAD Guidance on core indicators for entity reporting on contribution towards implementation of the UN SDGs Expenditure on charitable activities including philanthropy and social investments and programmes
Governance indicators
35 Sustainable development policy and/or other relevant strategic documents in place Yes Yes Yes

Nornickel’s 2022 Sustainability Report, pages 230–234

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36 Number of Board meetings meetings 38 46 27

Nornickel’s 2022 Sustainability Report, page 323

Nornickel’s 2023 Sustainability Report, page 292

2024 Sustainability Report, Corporate governance framework

Attendance % 100 100 99
37 Total number of directors people 13 13 13

Nornickel’s 2022 Sustainability Report, page 224

Nornickel’s 2023 Sustainability Report, pages 291–292

2024 Sustainability Report, Corporate governance framework

Board members by age: 35–50 years – 31%, 51–59 years– 54%, over 60 years– 15%
38 Number of the Audit Committee meetings meetings 15 16 12

Nornickel’s 2022 Sustainability Report, page 323

Nornickel’s 2023 Sustainability Report, page 449

2024 Sustainability Report, Indicators under the UNCTAD Guidance on core indicators for entity reporting on contribution towards implementation of the UN SDGs

Attendance % 100 100 100
39 Participation in ESG indices and ratings Yes Yes Yes

Nornickel’s 2022 Sustainability Report, page 234

Nornickel’s 2023 Sustainability Report, page 64

2024 Sustainability Report, Sustainability management

40 Violations of the rights of Russia’s indigenous small‑numbered peoples violations 0 0 0

Nornickel’s 2022 Sustainability Report, page 186

Nornickel’s 2023 Sustainability Report, page 171

2024 Sustainability Report, Engagement with indigenous peoples

41 Employees occupying positions with a high degree of corruption risk exposure The indicator is not disclosed. The Company will consider disclosing this information in future
42 Average hours of anti‑corruption training per year per employee
43 Administrative sanctions against the organisation, its subsidiaries, and affiliates for corruption sanctions 0 0 5

Nornickel’s 2022 Sustainability Report, page 252

Nornickel’s 2023 Sustainability Report, page 346

2024 Sustainability Report, Business ethics and anti-corruption

44 Share of female managers in the total number of managers % 27 26 22 2024 Sustainability Report, Nornickel’s HR strategy, Corporate governance framework
including on the Board of Directors % 23 31 31