Medica Sur releases sustainability and climate report

• Medica Sur issued its IFRS S1-S2 sustainability and climate report for 2025, flagging epidemics, water scarcity, energy use as key decision risks.
• Climate exposure concentrated in a single operating asset, with 1 of 1 assets rated vulnerable to physical climate risk tied to infectious-disease outbreaks.
• The same asset was also rated 100% vulnerable to transition risk linked to energy consumption, including potential future efficiency and decarbonization requirements.
• Water use totaled 129,611 m3, mostly supplied by SEGIAGUA at 97%.
• No formal climate targets or transition plan were set, with scenario analysis described as not yet performed.

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