-By the end of 2025: We will become climate-neutral in terms of our own emissions (Scopes 1 and 2) -2025: To this end, we are reducing emissions from our own operations worldwide by at least 90 % and ideally up to 95 % (compared to 2017) -By 2030: By the end of the decade, we aim to reduce CO2e emissions across Scopes 1–3 by 55 % in absolute terms compared to 2020 -Net zero” by 2040 -Scope 1 emission savings are expected at approximately 50 kilotons of CO2e emissions by 2030 -Scope 3: We expect general savings of approximately 4,190 kilotons of CO2e emissions by 2030

-2021: We achieved our goal of sourcing 100 % electricity from renewable sources across the Group (Scope 2, market-based method) -In Germany and Europe, we keep our energy consumption stable by further increasing our energy efficiency – despite grid expansion and increasing data volumes -unclear: 2027: In Germany and Europe, we keep our energy consumption stable by further increasing our energy efficiency –despite grid expansion and increasing data volumes

-2030: The entire IT/network technology used by Deutsche Telekom and a large proportion of the end devices put into circulation are recyclable -unclear: From 2025, we will gradually introduce the Telekom Circularity Score (TCS). With this holistic KPI set, we want to measure and manage our progress -no target: We are achieving our Europe-wide “Zero Waste to Landfill” goal. This means that we dispose of or recycle 100 % of electrical waste properly, preventing it from ending up in landfill

-At almost 70 %, the share of our purchasing volume verified as non-critical in the year under review was once again above our target value for 2025, almost ten percentage points

- The Board of Management of Deutsche Telekom AG has set itself the goal of increasing the proportion of women in management positions to 30 % by 2025