Environmental, Health, and Safety Performance
Metrics (2023 full year actuals)
Selected occupational health and safety (OHS) and environmental (including GHG emissions) metrics published in
PMI Integrated Report 2023 were based on actual data from 2023 (usually from January to September, some toAugust) and estimates for the remaining months. They have now been updated and presented in this document withactual data for the full year 2023 following the methodology as described in the statements referred to below.
This publication reflects PMI’s performance metrics based on the information available at the time of publication in
July 2024. Changes in circumstances or new information could impact the accuracy of certain details. For more
information on our broader sustainability programs and policies, please reference PMI’s Integrated Report 2023.
Please note that these metrics are subject to external verification by SGS published on PMI.com (see the 2023
Assurance Statement including a list of the individual metrics assured here as well as the 2023 Scope 1+2
Verification Statement here and the 2023 Scope 3 Verification Statement here).

Foster an empowered and inclusive workplace

1
2

2021

2022

2023

Protect the health and safety of our employees
Lost time incident (LTI) rate per 200,000 hours worked – PMI employees,
contracted employees, and contractors1

0.05

0.07

0.08

LTI rate per 200,000 hours worked – PMI employees and contracted employees
LTI rate per 200,000 hours worked – contractors
Total recordable incidents rate (TRIR) per 200,000 hours worked – PMI
employees, contracted employees, and contractors

0.06
0.05
0.09

0.06
0.09
0.12

0.05
0.17
0.11

TRIR per 200,000 hours worked – PMI employees and contracted employees
TRIR per 200,000 hours worked – contractors
Number of fatalities – PMI employees, contracted employees, and contractors
Number of fatalities – members of the public
Occupational illness frequency rate (OIFR) per 200,000 hours worked – PMI andcontracted employees

0.10
0.11
1
2
0.001

0.10
0.14
3
9
0.000

0.08
0.19
0
3
0.000

Collision rate within PMI’s fleet of vehicles per year (collisions per million km
driven)

0.44

0.44

0.40

Proportion of manufacturing facilities with ISO 45001 certification2

100%

98%

100%

For definition of contracted employee and contractor, see Glossary of PMI’s Integrated Report 2023.
Scope covers manufacturing facilities producing more than three billion cigarette equivalents annually. 2023 excludes
Russia, due to sanctions applied to the country.

Tackle climate change
Energy consumption in PMI direct operations
Total energy consumption in PMI factories, offices and fleet◊(gigajoules)
Proportion of total energy consumed that is from renewable sources
Energy intensity (gigajoules per net revenues in million USD)1
Fuel consumption from non-renewable sources (gigajoules)
Fuel consumption from renewable sources (gigajoules)
Total electricity consumed (MWh)2
Total electricity consumed that is from renewable sources (MWh)2,8Total GHG emissions - Scope 1+2
Absolute CO2e scope 1 (metric tons)3
Absolute CO2e scope 2 (metric tons)◊2,3
Absolute CO2e scope 1+2 (metric tons)◊3- Absolute reduction versus 2019 baseline
Carbon offsetting certificates (metric tons)4,8
Net CO2e scope 1+2 (metric tons)◊3,5CO2e scope 1+2 intensity (tons per net revenues in million USD)1
Scope 1+2 - Manufacturing
Absolute CO2e scope 1+2 (metric tons) from manufacturing8
Proportion of electricity used and purchased that is from renewable
8sources
Scope 1+2 - PMI Fleet
Absolute CO2e scope 1 from fleet (metric tons)8- Absolute reduction versus 2019 baseline8
CO2e emissions from fleet (g CO2e per km driven)8
Scope 3 - Total
Absolute CO2e scope 3 (’000 metric tons)◊6- Absolute reduction versus 2019 baseline7
Absolute CO2e scope 3 FLAG (’000 metric tons)◊6- Absolute FLAG reduction versus 2019 baseline◊
Absolute CO2e scope 3 industrial (’000 metric tons)◊6- Absolute industrial reduction versus 2019 baseline◊
CO2e scope 3 biogenic emissions (’000 metric tons)◊8
Scope 3 - Tobacco supply chain
Absolute CO2e scope 3 (’000 metric tons) from tobacco supply chain8- Absolute reduction versus 2019 baseline8
Total PMI value chain
Absolute CO2e scope 1+2+3 (’000 metric tons)◊- Absolute reduction versus 2019 baseline◊
CO2e scope 1+2+3 intensity (tons per net revenues in million USD)1

2019
baseline

2021

2022

2023

9,987,169
27%
n/a
5,970,547
292,238
1,006,246
623,940

8,281,834
33%
n/a
4,712,161
292,427
915,502674,9038,368,407
36%n/a
4,682,466
267,162
944,365
727,283

8,568,847
38%
243
4,774,756
264,070958,169
804,341

406,660
182,096588,756
n/a
1,242
587,514n/a319,372
88,581
407,953
31%
16,128391,825n/a

310,02862,802372,83037%
42,848329,982n/a

305,382
49,441
354,82240%
71,256
283,566
10

394,44772%

267,78381%

242,39287%

224,605
95%

111,400
n/a
222

78,01830%
200

79,54329%
191

81,060
27%
179

4,909
n/a
1,573
n/a
3,336
n/a
2,544

4,025
18%
1,111
29%
2,914
13%
2,359

4,507
8%
1,196
24%
3,311
1%
2,283

4,341
12%
1,194
24%
3,147
6%
2,241

1,264

804

886

815

n/a

36%

30%

35%

5,498
n/a
n/a

4,433
19%
n/a

4,880
11%
n/a

4,695
15%
133

In 2023, we successfully integrated the greenhouse gas (GHG) inventory of Swedish Match, acquired in 2022, in PMI’s value
chain carbon accounting. Metrics' values include Swedish Match, unless otherwise specified; prior years’ data have beenrecalculated to reflect the Swedish Match incorporation.
As we are improving our carbon footprint model continuously, we have refined scope 2 calculations and updated the emissions
factors for Swedish Match. In terms of scope 3, we have incorporated the most recent engagement data from Direct Materials
suppliers. Consequently, this has led to the restatement of historical data, including the 2019 baseline, with affected metrics
indicated by (◊).
1
Intensity is measured per net revenues in million USD (data are based on latest estimates used to run carbon footprint
exercise). KPI values are provided as of 2023 to ensure comparability as prior years net revenues figure does not fully
include Swedish Match.
2

Excludes electricity consumption from fleet.

3

Emissions from PMI-operated IQOS stores are partially excluded from scope 1+2 emissions, as de minimis. As of 2022, a
portion of PMI’s retail stores (representing approximately 10% of total retail surface area) have been included in the scope
1+2 emissions.

4

Our 2023 figure includes carbon credit certificates retired in the name of our factories in Argentina, Brazil, Czech
Republic, Greece, Indonesia, Jordan, Lithuania, Pakistan, Portugal, Romania, Senegal, Serbia, and Switzerland—in total 18
production centers—as well as our Operations Center in Switzerland and our markets in Australia, Costa Rica, Denmark,Finland, Greece, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Sweden, and Turkey.
The Net CO2e scope 1+2 emissions excluding Swedish Match were equal to 249,250 metric tons in 2023 and 297,236 in
2022.

5
6

7
8

For additional detail on our scope 3 calculation methodology, please refer to the PMI Value Chain Methodology. In 2023,
we further improved our carbon footprint model and data accuracy. Improvements relate to, for example, an update of ourrepresentative products and improvements/updates on emission factors in several scope 3 categories. This led to previous
years being restated accordingly.
The absolute CO2e scope 3 reduction vs. 2019 excluding Swedish Match was equal to 12% in 2023, 9% in 2022 and 19%
in 2021.
Excludes Swedish Match.

Preserve nature
Water
Total amount of water consumed (withdrawn minus discharged)
(’000
m3)
Total amountof water withdrawn (’000 m3)
Total amount of freshwater withdrawn (’000 m3)1
Waste
Total amount of waste generated (in metric tons)-Recycled-Incinerated with energy recovery-Incinerated without energy recovery'-Disposed to landfill2
Amount of hazardous waste generated (in metric tons)-Incinerated with energy recovery-Recycled-Incinerated without energy recovery-Disposed to landfill
1
2

Scope

2021

2022

2023

PMI
factories

1,481
3,120
2,088

1,547
3,089
2,137

1,465
3,181
2,173

PMI
factories

114,043
87.3%
11.4%
0.3%
1.1%
1,057
57.3%
20.9%
13.5%
8.2%

119,192
86.9%
12.0%
0.3%
0.8%
1,698
67.4%
16.7%
13.4%
2.5%

127,931
84.2%
13.9%
0.9%
0.9%
2,428
47.1%
18.8%
32.6%
1.5%

Refers to amount of freshwater withdrawn from municipal sources.
Disposal to landfill includes sanitary waste, canteen waste, and waste mandated by authorities to be disposed of in landfill.