Caption: In 2024 and 2025, the company removed more CO?e from the atmosphere than it emitted, as disclosed in its Sustainability Reports, contributing positively to the climate Bracell Collection Bracell, one of the global leaders in the production of dissolving and special cellulose, won, for the 4th consecutive year, the Gold Seal of the Brazilian GHG Protocol Program, recognition granted to companies that demonstrate excellence in measurement, management and transparency in the disclosure of their greenhouse gas emissions. greenhouse effect (GHG). The certification, granted by Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV), reinforces the company's commitment to responsible management of its carbon emissions and to the Bracell 2030 goals, which foresee a 75% reduction in emissions per ton of product and the removal of 25 million tons of CO?e from the atmosphere by the end of the decade. Developed by FGV's Center for Sustainability Studies (FGVces) and the World Resources Institute (WRI), in partnership with institutions such as the Ministry of the Environment and the Brazilian Business Council for Sustainable Development (CEBDS), the Brazilian GHG Protocol Program is the main reference in the country for accounting for greenhouse gas emissions, based on internationally recognized methodologies. "The Gold Seal recognizes the consistency of our emissions management process and reinforces Bracell's commitment to transparency in the disclosure of environmental indicators. This recognition also reflects the integrated work of the teams and our focus on continuous improvement to advance the company's climate goals", comments Fabiane Carrijo, Sustainability Manager at Bracell in São Paulo. In 2024 and 2025, the company removed more CO?e from the atmosphere than it emitted, as disclosed in its Sustainability Reports, contributing positively to the climate. "Bracell's planted eucalyptus forests and the native forest areas of our operations play an essential role in removing CO?e from the atmosphere, absorbing and storing carbon throughout the tree growth cycle. In 2025, for the second consecutive year, our carbon balance demonstrated that our removals were greater than our emissions", he adds. Find out more in: Sustainability Report 2025