Suzano Publishes First Report Aligned With Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures Recommendations

Report offers insight on Suzano’s ecosystem health impacts, risks and opportunities, and reinforces its nature strategy

SÃO PAULO, Brazil--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Suzano, the world’s largest pulp producer, has published its first report aligned with the recommendations of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD).

The TNFD reporting framework helps organizations identify and assess how their dependencies and impacts may generate nature and biodiversity related risks and opportunities, and to disclose how they are integrated into the company’s governance, strategy, and corporate management.

Initially focused on Suzano’s direct Brazilian operations, the report establishes methodological foundations, strengthens internal capabilities, and creates a pathway for the gradual expansion of nature-related assessments and disclosures over the coming years. The report also reinforces Suzano’s Nature Strategy, launched in November 2025.

As part of its ongoing commitment to stronger management and greater transparency regarding ecosystem-related issues, Suzano has refined its methodology for identifying ‘Sensitive Locations’ by combining publicly available databases with its own proprietary data. Aligned with the recommendations of the TNFD, this will enable more accurate analysis of the most ecologically sensitive areas, allowing Suzano to better target its management, conservation and restoration efforts.

“The publication of our TNFD report is the natural next step in the evolution of our Nature Strategy. It strengthens our ability to understand, manage, and communicate how nature is connected to our business, transforming this knowledge into data, governance, and more informed decision-making. We firmly believe that conserving and regenerating nature is essential to our business resilience, and to generating shared value,” says Malu Pinto, Executive Vice President of People and Management, Health and Safety, Facilities, Sustainability, and Communications at Suzano.

The report provides an in-depth look at Suzano’s corporate governance model and its mobilization of green financing, as well as the company’s nature-related targets. This includes its commitment to connect 500,000 hectares of native vegetation fragments across the Cerrado, Atlantic Forest, and Amazon biomes by 2030. Relevant progress indicators have been previously disclosed within the company’s Sustainability Report and Indicator Center, accessible on Suzano’s website, where the TNFD report is also available.

This report fulfils a commitment made by Suzano as a TNFD Early Adopter in January 2024. At the time, it was one of the first Brazilian companies to formally commit to advancing nature-related disclosures, using the framework’s recommendations.

About Suzano

Suzano is the world's largest pulp producer, a major paper and packaging producer in the Americas, and one of Brazil’s biggest employers. Driven by a deep commitment to sustainability and innovation, Suzano produces responsibly grown raw materials that are exported to more than 100 countries around the world, meeting the global demand for bio-based solutions. These are used to make everyday items that reach more than two billion people, including toilet paper and tissue, packaging, printing and writing paper, personal hygiene products, and textiles. Founded in Brazil over 100 years ago, today Suzano operates across Latin America, North America, Europe and Asia. The company’s shares are listed on the B3 in São Paulo (SUZB3) and the New York Stock Exchange (SUZ). Learn more at: suzano.com.br/en