TCFD

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TCFD

Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) and Governance

In response to the growing impacts of climate change, Viking closely monitors climate-related risks and opportunities. To proactively respond to evolving government policies and regulatory developments, the Company has incorporated climate-related risks into its enterprise risk management framework with reference to the recommendations of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD).Climate-related issues are identified and assessed across the four categories of transition risks—Policy and Legal, Technology, Market, and Reputation—to support the development of appropriate adaptation and mitigation measures, with the aim of minimizing potential impacts on the Company's operations and financial performance.

Collection

Viking monitors global climate change trends, draws on industry practices, and incorporates recommendations from external experts. Through internal working group discussions, the Company evaluates and identifies climate-related issues that present significant risks and opportunities.

Investigation and identification

Conduct a questionnaire survey on the selected risks and opportunities. Assess the likelihood and potential impact of each identified risk and opportunity through feedback from team supervisors and members.

Ranking

Analyze the survey results, rank the identified risks and opportunities, and develop a climate-related risk and opportunity matrix.

Climate Change Risk Matrix

Probability of occurrence High Medium Low Low Medium High Impact level Policy changes lead to increasedoperating costs Responding to the impact of policychanges on enterprise development Expensive technology transformation Long transformation process results inthe loss of market share High costs of low-carbon products led toa decline in revenue Climate change causes the livingenvironment to deteriorate Extreme weather events such as typhoons and floodscause business interruptions Failure of low-carbon technology transformation Extreme weather events such as typhoons and floodscause excessive financial losses Extreme weather events affect risk mitigation planning Conservative low-carbon management planning hindersthe development of a green brand image Low-carbon patent layout hindered

Climate Change Opportunity Matrix

Probability of occurrence High Medium Low Low Medium High Impact level Adopt energy management strategies and use green energy Revenue increases as a result of market recognition New environmentally beneficial products are launched Develop new operational management models to adapt to extreme climates Implement cleaner production to improve resource productivity

Identification of Climate Risks and Opportunities and Response Strategies

With reference to the International Energy Agency (IEA) Energy Technology Perspectives scenario for limiting global warming to below 2°C, Viking identified four material climate-related risks and three material climate-related opportunities. The following table outlines the potential impacts and financial implications of each identified risk, as well as the corresponding response measures and actions adopted to address climate-related risks and capture related opportunities.

Major Climate Risks and Response Strategies

No.Type of riskMajor climate risksPotential financial impactResponse strategyCorresponding chapters
Short-termMid-termLong-term
1Transformation risks● Policy changes lead to increased operating costsExisting high-carbon assets are replaced or scrapped ahead of schedule to comply with regulations, increasing the capital expenditure for carbon reduction measures, which results in increased operating costs.Align with regulatory requirements to complete carbon inventory checks and implement energy-saving systems and measures.Introduce water-saving and process water recycling technologies, and continuously implement energy-saving policies.Improve energy efficiency and invest in green energy equipment.1.3 Financial performance
3.4 Energy management
2Transformation risks● Responding to the impact of policy changes on enterprise developmentCarbon emissions lead to increased environmental taxes and fees, and increasing operating costs that negatively impact business development.Follow the government's roadmap for sustainable development of TWSE/TPEx listed companies, and improve greenhouse gas inventory procedures.Implement greenhouse gas reduction actions.Enhance green R&D and innovation3.4 Energy management
3Transformation risks● Long transformation process results in the loss of market shareThe success rate of R&D for new/alternative technologies that comply with the new law and the time to market for new products is not as expected, leading to a decline in customer loyalty and a negative impact on market share.The product is 100% complying with international regulations on hazardous substances.Focus on and respond to climate-related issues, enhance corporate image, and increase customer recognition.Enhance corporate green image through transparency disclosure2.1 Product and technology innovation
4Transformation risks● Expensive technology transformationThe cost of developing new technologies is too high, leading to financial pressure or shortfalls and creating a vicious cycle of funding shortages and the inability of successfully developing technologies.Enhance corporate governance and establish a climate change response plan.Continue to invest research and development resources in developing low-carbon products that conform to the circular economy.Encourage suppliers to take action on climate change management.1.3 Financial performance

Note: Referring to the “Representative Concentration Pathways” (RCPs) of the Fifth Scientific Report (AR5) of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), RCP2.6 is a low-emission scenario that limits the global warming amplitude to within 2°C (compared to pre-industrial levels), which is also known as the 2°C scenario.

Major Climate Opportunities and Response Strategies

No.Type of riskMajor climate risksPotential financial impactResponse strategyCorresponding chapters
Short-termMid-termLong-term
1Energy● Adopt energy management strategies and use green energy.Reducing the demand for petrochemical energy leads to lower carbon emission costs, while increasing the environmental benefits and profitability of products.Track energy usage and monitor greenhouse gas emissions from the factory area.Implement greenhouse gas reduction action and improve energy efficiency.Use green renewable energy.3.4 Energy management
2Market● Revenue increased as a result of market recognitionComply with policies and customer requirements for environmentally friendly products, expand market presence, and increase revenue.The product is 100% complying with international regulations on hazardous substances.Enhance corporate governance and form a corporate culture that values the importance of and takes action on climate-related issues.Improve sustainability ratings, build a positive image, and increase market recognition.2.2 Marketing and service
2.3 Quality management
3Product & service● New environmentally beneficial products are launched.Develop environmentally friendly products, enhance a company's green image and stakeholder recognition, attract funding, and contribute to sustainable operation.Invest R&D resources to develop environmentally friendly raw materials.Participate in supplier evaluation that is carried out by procurement units to promote sustainable supply chain management.Enhance green R&D and innovation1.2 Supply chain management
1.3 Financial performance
2.1 Product and technology innovation

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