Carbon Footprint Disclosure

Scope of this disclosure

This disclosure covers Armakuni Limited (registered in England and Wales, Company No. 08104921), which represents our UK operations. Armakuni now operates across three geographies: the UK, India (Armakuni India Pvt Ltd), and the US. We are expanding our emissions measurement to cover all three entities, and will publish a consolidated global carbon footprint from our 2026 reporting cycle onwards.

Where figures below are marked (UK), they reflect measured data for Armakuni Limited only.

Key metrics (2025, UK operations)

Emissions breakdown

Scope 1: direct emissions

0 tCO₂e. We have no company-owned vehicles and no direct fuel combustion in our operations.

Scope 2: indirect energy emissions

0 tCO₂e (market-based approach). Zero market-based electricity emissions. Where electricity is used in our operations, it is sourced via renewable energy tariffs or renewable energy certificates.

Scope 3: value chain emissions

Scope 3 is where the majority of our footprint sits. This is consistent with most knowledge-economy businesses: the emissions are in our supply chain, business travel, and the way our people work.

Year-on-year comparison

Change from baseline: +170.6%. This increase reflects real business growth: more people, more client-site engagements, and a return to in-person delivery after post-pandemic working patterns normalised. The 2022 baseline was a low-travel, low-headcount year. We're not obscuring that context.

Our goal is to reduce carbon intensity (emissions per employee and per £M revenue) year-on-year, even as we grow in headcount and revenue.

Expanding to global operations

In 2025, Armakuni grew its operations across the UK, India, and the US. As our global footprint increases, so does our responsibility to measure it.

What we're doing for 2026: we are establishing Scope 1, 2, and 3 measurements for Armakuni India Pvt Ltd (Ahmedabad) and our US operations (Saint Cloud, FL) to include in our next annual disclosure. This includes:

• Office-based energy consumption (Scope 2) for our India operations
• Employee commuting and homeworking emissions across all three geographies
• Business travel across all regions
• Supply chain emissions from global procurement

Our 2026 disclosure will be the first to present a fully consolidated global carbon footprint for the Armakuni group.

Our reduction commitment

We are committed to embedding sustainable practices across our operations and driving change through our value chain. Measuring our carbon footprint annually is one part of that, but measurement only matters if it leads to action.

• Reduce carbon intensity, not just total emissions. As we grow, total emissions may increase. We track and aim to reduce tCO₂e per FTE and per £M revenue year-on-year.
• Eliminate unnecessary travel. Business travel is our largest controllable Scope 3 category. We embed remotely where we can. When we travel, it is because it genuinely serves the client engagement, not because it is default.
• Expand measurement honestly. We will not selectively measure only what looks good. The 2026 global disclosure will include all entities, including geographies where our footprint is likely to be higher.
• Engage our value chain. If you are a supplier, customer, or partner, you can help us improve our measurement accuracy by sharing your own emissions data with us.
• Support our people. Each colleague is asked to take personal responsibility for their own ecological footprint, both at work and beyond it.