24 DEC 2022/JAN 2023 The 2021 report expands the company’s commitment to a long-term strategy designed to transform the world of fashion and textiles into one that is more sustainable. The comprehensive analysis details Kornit’s performance related to climate action, waste management, green chemistry, and diversity in the workplace, as well as other areas of the Company’s Environmental, Social, and corporate Governance (ESG) framework. Omer Kulka, Chief Marketing Officer at Kornit Digital, says, “Innovation is key to our sustainability efforts, including how we develop our systems and inks, deliver software and services, and engage our employees and communities. This second annual report highlights our steadfast commitment to being a leader in fostering a global community—bringing together employees, customers, and partners—that is both ethical and accountable for creating a more sustainable industry and future.” KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR 2021: Climate Action and Waste Management (Intensity measures are per $1 million of revenue) • Approximate 16% reduction in GHG emissions intensity from x 9.11-e to 7.68 MTCO2-e • 39% reduction in hazardous waste intensity from 1.7 tons to 1.04 tons • 57% reduction in non-hazardous waste intensity from 33 tons to 14 tons Green Chemistry • Complete elimination of Acute Toxic Amines (CLP category 1, 2, 3) CMR • 20% reduction of VOC level in Robusto Inkset and 30% of VOC in Eco Ink/Green DEI and Community Engagement • An increase in women in management, from 30% to 35% • Reporting 88% of employees feel respected and free to be authentic at work KORNIT DIGITAL’S IMPACT STRATEGY With an ambition to make a positive impact across its business and the fashion and textile industries, Kornit further adjusted its Impact Strategy in 2021 towards more expansive, longer-term goals. This refined strategy reflects the company’s dual role across two fundamental pillars — ”Enable the Change” and “Be the Change” — and incorporates both social and environmental KPIs designed to meet the Company’s goals and respond to stakeholders’ input, as well as industry and ecosystem needs: • Enable the Change: Accounts for the ways Kornit’s innovative technology enables on-demand, sustainable fashion while aiming to help reduce and ultimately eliminate over-production and associated hazardous environmental impacts. The Company’s solutions not only use fewer resources but also remove negative impacts in the form of effluents and other harmful inputs as compared to traditional printing methods. Sample KPIs include: • Planet: By 2030, innovate and build a richer suite of products and tools that facilitate further expansion of on- demand production • People: By 2030, develop and implement a “Kornit Index” for inclusiveness in all partnerships with fashion designers • Be the Change: Chronicles the progress made in Kornit’s business operations, as well as future goals, including with respect to green chemistry strategy, measurable reductions in energy emissions, employee health and wellness, community engagement and giving, and diversity, equity, and inclusion. Sample KPIs include: • Planet: By 2030, reduce the Company’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emission intensity by 75% (based on revenue against the 2021 baseline) • People: By 2025, achieve full gender pay parity within the Company Kulka concludes, “Since our founding in 2002, Kornit has dedicated itself to creating lasting change in our industry. Our renewed impact strategy further holds us accountable to that vision. In addition to our efforts to reduce our overall environmental impact, we’re focused on the health, safety, and well-being of everyone using our products, improving the lives of our people in the workplace; and positively contributing to the industry and society. While we believe progress has been made, we know there’s more work to be done, and we look forward to driving positive change for our business, our industry, and the ecosystem at large.” The Kornit Digital Impact Report outlines the Company’s progress to date, as well as future goals and plans focused on addressing waste, chemicals, GHG emissions, energy, product development, employee training, diversity and inclusion, and the company’s supply chain. Now produced for the second year, Digital Image Magazine reviews the core findings from the most recently released report for 2021. Kornit committed to sustainable change Kornit committed to sustainable change
