Foreword to the Sustainability Report of United Internet AG

„Our long-term success as a company depends on our qualified, highly committed staff. We want to remain an attractive employer going forward – one that creates an open, respectful space in which individuals can develop and that actively promotes diversity, equity, and inclusion. We are convinced that only a workforce that mirrors the many different facets of society can offer the best possible conditions for creativity and productivity, and make us – the United Internet Group – unique.“

RALF HARTINGS

Foreword

ESG key figures and highlights 2023 at a glance

United Internet has 10,962 employees.

United Internet has once again been named "Top Employer".

United Internet's data centers are operated with 100% green electricity.

At the end of 2023, the fiber-optic network operated by United Internet will cover 61,566 km.

Diversity Days took place for the third time at United Internet.

Through its cooperation with AfB gemeinnützige GmbH, United Internet was able to save over 843 tons of CO2 equivalents.

The "United Internet for UNICEF" foundation was able to hand over around 4.6 million euros in donations to UNICEF.

The editorial team of the GMX & WEB.DE portals received the first "Sustainability Prize for Media in Bavaria" in 2023.

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United Internet is successfully represented around the world by its various business fields:

Locations

EuropE


Germany

  • Montabaur
  • Berlin
  • Cologne
  • Dortmund
  • Dresden
  • Dusseldorf
  • Essen
  • Flensburg
  • Frankfurt
  • Karlsruhe
  • Kiel
  • Krefeld
  • Maintal
  • Munich
  • Munster
  • Nuremberg
  • Regensburg
  • Starnberg
  • Stuttgart
  • Zweibrucken

Austria

  • Linz
  • Vienna

Spain

  • Barcelona
  • Logroño
  • Madrid

United Kingdom

  • Gloucester

France

  • Niederlauterbach
  • Saargemund

Poland

  • Szczecin

Romania

  • Bucharest

USA


USA

  • Cambridge
  • Chesterbrook
  • Lenexa
  • Miami

AsiA


Philippines

  • Cebu City
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