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ESG Update

ESG14 March 2022PFIReal Estate

Property for Industry Limited
15 March 2022

Thanks for joining us. The meeting will start at 11am.

ESG Update.

CRAIG PEIRCE
CHIEF FINANCE AND

OPERATING OFFICER

SARAH BEALE

HEAD OF SUSTAINABILITY

AND OPERATIONS

SIMON WOODHAMS

CHIEF EXECUTIVE

OFFICER

Introductions.

01.PFI’S ESG STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK
02. 2021 HIGHLIGHTS

A deeper dive into:

▪Climate-related (TCFD) disclosures

▪HVAC system replacement programme

▪Managing the indirect impacts of developments

and refurbishments

03. 2022 ESG PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

04.Q&A

Agenda.

PURPOSE
PFI generates income for investors as professionallandlords to the industrial economy, generating prosperityforNewZealand

VISION

PFI will be one of New Zealand’s foremost listed property vehicles.Ourmeasureswillbeperformance,quality,scaleandreputation.

ESGPRIORITIES

Leadership—Strategy—Transparency—DiversityandInclusion—Wellbeing—Community—Environment—Climate

STRATEGICPILLARS

Health,safetyandwellbeing—Resourceefficiency—Long-termthinking

STRATEGICTHEMES

Takingcareofourteam—Lookingafterourtenants—Responsiblepropertyownership—Deliveringforourinvestors

PFI ESG Strategic Framework.

PFI ESG Programme Governance.
ESG MANAGEMENT MEETINGSBOARD OVERSIGHT

▪Monitor ESG trends and regulations

▪Make decisions on our ESG programme

▪Monitor progress on our ESG programme

▪Quarterly reporting to the Board on ESG

matters

2021 Sustainability Highlights.
▪Replaced HVAC systems containing ozone-depleting gases at 12

properties.

▪Reduced Scope 1 greenhouse emissions by 34% compared to 2020.

▪Investigated physical climate change risks associated with individual

properties to support TCFD disclosures.

▪Provided our team, tenants and community with support during

COVID-19.

▪Focused on ongoing health and safety continuous improvement.

▪Began working toward Green Star certification for future

developments.

▪Created a sustainable refurbishment framework.

Climate related risks.
2020

2021

▪Completed more

detailed analysis on

our physical risks.

▪Released our

second TCFD

report.

▪Completed our initial

climate risk and

opportunity assessment

(including transition and

physical risks).

▪Released our first

TCFD report.

Additional analysis conducted this year on PFI properties found:
Overall, the PFI portfolio faces low to moderate physical

climate risk exposure.

Four properties have been assessed as having a

heightened exposureto a particular climate-related hazard.

Physical Climate Risk Analysis.

Physical Climate Risk Analysis.
Source: 2021 IPCC 6

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assessment report -summary for policymakers

Insurance strategy
Climate resilience

strategy

Due diligence for

new acquisitions

Periodic portfolio

assessments

Retaining a strong

balance sheet

Disclosure

Managing PFI’s physical climate risks.

Our strategy is considered to be
relatively robust to climate impacts,

provided that we manage the

risks appropriately.

Impact on PFI’s strategy.

Greenhouse gas emissions.

Addressing our direct impacts.
MILLION

COMMITMENT

$2

Greenhouse gas emissions.

Addressing our indirect impacts.
NEW

DEVELOPMENTS

BROWNFIELDS

OPPORTUNITIES

GREEN STAR

CERTIFICATION

REFURBISHMENT

OF EXISTING

PROPERTIES

CORE GENERIC

HOLDINGS

SUSTAINABLE

REFURBISHMENT

FRAMEWORK

Sustainable refurbishment framework.
Reuse of

existing building

materials

LED

lighting

Efficient water

flow fittings

Reducing

volatile organic

compounds

Replacing HVAC

systems that

use R22 gas

Rainwater

harvesting

Solar panel

installation

Sustainable

landscaping

POSSIBLE INCLUSIONS IN A SUSTAINABLE REFURBISHMENT

▪Recycling or reuse of construction and
demolition waste

▪Replacement of ozone-depleting R22 air-

conditioning units

▪Landscaping that employs sustainable design,

planting and maintenance practices

▪New energy efficient LED lighting throughout

the building

▪Use of sustainable building materials

▪Reuse of existing building materials

3-5 NIALL BURGESS ROAD, MT WELLINGTON (PRIOR TO WORKS)

Sustainable refurbishment case study.

2022 ESG programme overview.
▪Continue to phase out R22 gas

within PFI’s operational control

R22 REPLACEMENTS

▪Simplify our ESG strategic

framework and better reflect the

interaction with our business strategy

STRATEGY REFRESH

▪Work toward Green Star certification

for upcoming developments,

including 30-32 Bowden Road

GREEN STAR

▪Apply PFI’s Sustainable

Refurbishment Framework for major

refurbishments

SUSTAINABLE REFURBISHMENTS

▪First solar installation
▪Health, safety and wellbeing continuous improvement

▪Donations and volunteering

▪Seismic upgrades

▪Corporate Governance Manual review

▪New Green Star corporate office

2022 wider ESG programme.

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