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This Vendor Relations content and links are applicable to suppliers providing goods and services to Harbour Energy.

Through business planning, application of commercial expertise, and strategic sourcing, our supply chain management team is committed to ensuring service and material requirements are procured and contracted in a manner that is safe, efficient and compliant with regulations.

All of our sourcing and contracting activities, including supplier selection, are driven by five criteria:

Health safety and environmental considerations
Performance
Quality and technological considerations
Stakeholder and local benefit requirements
Adherence to Harbour Energy’s Corporate Policies and applicable legislation

Effective 15 February 2023, Chrysaor E&P Services Limited will change its name to Harbour Energy Services Limited - find out more (letter dated 31 January 2023)

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Supply chain commitments

As a global supply chain with a local presence in our business units, we procure products and services worth more than a billion euros annually. The company works with our suppliers and contractual partners in a trusting, personal manner while observing the highest standards. We qualify our suppliers taking account of the following aspects: sustainability, respecting human rights, quality, compliance with high technical and HSE standards. We, therefore, make our procurement decisions taking these aspects into account. The company is interested in fair and long-term supplier relationships.

Sustainability in the supply chain – our expectations

Sustainability-oriented management of the supply chain means raising the awareness of our expectations and standards among our suppliers.

The company expects all suppliers to comply with applicable laws and internationally recognised environmental, social and corporate governance standards. And that our We expect our suppliers do all they can to ensure that their suppliers and subcontractors also implement these standards.

We accept our responsibility for protecting the environment and the climate and shape our processes in such a way that our environmental impact and energy and resource consumption are minimised. As part of the sustainability strategy, the company has implemented the DIN EN ISO 50001 Energy Management System at relevant locations.

This is in line with our desire to improve energy efficiency for the machines, systems, products, services and facilities we use. Procurement decisions are made taking into account our desire to improve energy efficiency for machines, systems, products, services and the facilities we use.

If you have any concerns about unlawful conduct or misconduct, please contact Safecall, Harbour Energy’s independent service for reporting any concerns confidentially.