As a company we believe that creating and maintaining meaningful connections between people regardless of nationality, ethnicity or background is essential to the well-being of humanity.

Across Asahi and together with our employees we are providing financial support in the order of one million euro towards humanitarian activities to support the Ukrainian people. This includes support for refugees arriving in Poland, Hungary, Czechia, Slovakia and Romania where we operate. We will also be providing humanitarian support directly into Ukraine and for journalists working there and in danger. We continue to support our colleagues from Ukraine financially and by other practical means so they can best help their loved ones in need.

Asahi does not operate in Russia or Belarus and at the beginning of March we stopped exporting our products there.

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8/11/2022

Case Study: 100% renewable electricity use in Poland - How we decreased our carbon footprint there by 66% in just two years

The past couple of years have affected all businesses, and many have redefined their priorities, strategies, and goals. At Asahi Europe and International (AEI), we did not let economic challenges presented by global pandemic distract us from our progress towards addressing climate change. At Asahi Europe and International (AEI) we act in a way that will enable future generations to fulfil their needs and aspirations, and we do this by placing sustainability at the heart of our business strategy. As well as setting ourselves ambitious targets on sustainability, we have also accelerated our efforts to make actionable change across our business and wider value chain. Our main long-term commitments by 2030 are to achieve carbon neutrality within our breweries and to work with partners to cut our carbon footprint across the whole supply chain by 30%.

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