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Foreword

This report represents Xperien’s continued dedication to sustainability. It compliments and extends our 2020/2021 Condensed
Sustainability Report, which outlined our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategy together with our achievements as part of our
engagement with the business community and our various stakeholders.

This current report has been prepared with reference to Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) standards to focus on the positive impact of
Circular Computing and Privacy on Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG). This report details Xperien’s ‘heartprint,’
‘handprint’ and ‘footprint’ to demonstrate our positive impact on society, the economy and the environment.

Unless stated otherwise, data in this report are from the calendar year 2021-2022 and are presented to assess Xperien’s performance
against prior benchmarked targets.

This report is updated annually and is a testament to our commitment to transparency and corporate governance to all stakeholders.

Topic Materiality

In determining Xperien’s sustainability targets, we took into consideration the successes and learnings from our 23 years of existence.
Through collating and consolidating data from our various stakeholders (employees, clients, communities, investors and partners),
we have highlighted the issues of importance in our sector.

The topic materiality assessment to compile this report involved obtaining input from the Xperien board and Executive Committee,
desk-based research, internal engagement with Xperien staff as well as external stakeholder engagement.

The matrix from our current materiality chart maps issues by relative importance to our stakeholders and to Xperien’s business
success. Issues above the diagonal line in our Topic Materiality Chart measure items that are considered material for the purposes of
this report. Items below the materiality threshold are not covered in as much detail, but remain important to Xperien.

Our current materiality assessment is valid for a period of three years and will be reviewed in 2024.

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