This report provides an overview of our sustainable commitments

and objectives, highlighting the positive impacts for all of Englobe’s

key stakeholders. This includes our team members and collaborators,

our clients, service providers, suppliers, industry regulators, and

professional bodies, the communities where we work and live, and

the overall environment that we all share.

Why this report matters

At Englobe, we understand that our activities directly and indirectly

inf luence the environment and society at large. Our approach is f irmly

rooted in the principles of sustainability.

As an environmental and engineering company, we take responsibility

for openly sharing our progress on environmental, social, and governance

(ESG) matters. The importance of these topics continues to grow and

is drawing signif icant attention from investors, clients, and collaborators

across the business landscape. We believe that transparency and

integrity are essential to maintaining conf idence and long-term

relationships with our many stakeholders.

We acknowledge that sustainability is a multifaceted, constantly evolving

subject. As a result, Englobe is dedicated to remaining both responsive

and resilient in the face of emerging developments and challenges.

Report boundaries

This document marks the publication of our f irst formal Sustainability

Report, structured around the three core ESG themes (environment,

social, governance). While this is our f irst report in this format, it builds

on the foundation of the three Englobe Impact Reports released since

2021, which ref lected our early progress and intentions toward enhancing

responsible business practices. In 2023, we formalized our approach by

launching a comprehensive Sustainability plan based on f ive key pillars

that now guide our strategic actions.

Over the years, we have welcomed many new companies into our

organization. Some of these f irms have fully integrated into Englobe’s

systems while others are still in transition. Where applicable, this report

clearly indicates whether information includes or excludes data from

these acquired entities.

The reporting period covered in this document extends from January 1 to

December 31, 2024. All disclosures and data presented in this report have

undergone internal quality assurance reviews to ensure they are accurate

and reliable to the best of our knowledge at the time of publication.

In addition, the report’s content was formally reviewed and validated

by Englobe’s subject matter experts and approved by our Executive

ESG Committee, ensuring alignment with our strategic priorities and

operational context. Our greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions data was

independently audited by the external f irm MNP, further underscoring

the credibility and integrity of our reporting.

How will our reporting evolve?

Since 2023, we have been proud members of the United Nations

Global Compact, aligning our practices with its ten principles on human

rights, labour, environment, and anti-corruption.

We recognize the importance of other formal frameworks or standards

such as the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), the IFRS Sustainability

Disclosure Standards issued by the International Sustainability Standards

Board (ISSB), and the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP). Although we

are not currently reporting under these frameworks, we continue to

actively evaluate their relevance and key performance indicators (KPIs)

in ef fectively measuring and communicating our progress. Moving

forward, we plan to ref ine future reports to ref lect our alignment with

any additional selected standards and to further enhance transparency

and accountability.

Land acknowledgement

As of December 31, 2024, Englobe has more than 70 of f ices across

the country. We acknowledge our of f ices reside on traditional, treaty,

and unceded territories that are part of Turtle Island and are still

home to many First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples. We believe that

fostering meaningful relationships with these Nations is a step toward

reconciliation, grounded in shared values and principles.

About this report

Introduction Environment Social Governance Appendix

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In 2024, Englobe was acquired by Colliers and their Global ESG report outlines the organization’s overarching sustainability commitments. However, Englobe also publishes its own ESG Report, focused specif ically on the impacts and responsibilities of its Professional Services operations in Canada.