Climate Change Reporting

Introduction

Helen of Troy Limited (the “Company”) is a global consumer products company offering creative solutions for our customers in two business segments: Home & Outdoor and Beauty & Wellness. Helen of Troy purchases its products from unaffiliated manufacturers. More information concerning our business performance and organizational structure is in our most recent Form 10-K filing on our website (www.helenoftroy.com).

These climate-related disclosures refer to the framework from The Final Report of Recommendations of the TCFD (June 2017) published by the TCFD (Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures).

In this reporting to California’s Climate-Related Financial Risk Act (SB261), we have compiled disclosures related to the following TCFD recommendations based on activity during the fiscal year (FY) 2025:

Governance: Oversight of climate-related risks and opportunities by our Board and management.
Strategy: Identification of key climate-related risks and opportunities, including short-, medium, and long-term impacts.
Risk Management: Processes for identifying and managing climate-related risks.
Metrics and Targets: Disclosure of select climate-related metrics, including Scope 1 and 2 emissions.

However, our disclosures remain limited or are not yet included in detail. The reasons for this are:

Data availability and quality: We are still in the process of enhancing systems to capture consistent, high-quality data, particularly for Scope 3 emissions and climate scenario analysis.
Internal alignment: Some disclosures require further integration across business units to ensure consistency and relevance.
Evolving regulatory landscape: We are monitoring developments in climate disclosure regulations to ensure our reporting remains compliant and forward-looking.

We are in the process of developing plans to strengthen our disclosures, with a focus on identifying and addressing gaps relative to the TCFD framework and CARB SB 261 requirements. Our goal is for future reporting to be aligned with these standards.

On June 4, 2026, the Company issued its fiscal year 2026 Sustainability Report (the “Sustainability Report). The Sustainability Report is not, and should not be considered, incorporated or otherwise part of any of the Company’s filings or reports with Securities Exchange Commission. Please refer to Forward-Looking Statements and Disclaimer on page 59 and About this Report on page 64 of the Sustainability Report. Terms used but not defined herein will have the same meanings ascribed to those terms in the Sustainability Report.

Reporting Elements	Company Disclosure
Governance
Describe the Board's oversight of climate related risks and opportunities.	As we manage our business and organization for the long-term, our management is responsible for the ongoing assessment and mitigation of the risks we face. The Board oversees management’s policies and procedures in addressing these and other risks. Additionally, each of the Board’s four committees (Audit Committee, Compensation Committee, Nominating Committee, and Corporate Governance Committee) monitor and report to the Board on the risks that fall within the scope of such committee’s area of oversight responsibility. For example, the Corporate Governance Committee directly oversees risk management regarding corporate governance and specific sustainability-related risks, including climate change, inclusion, human capital, and environmental and natural capital management. Our Board of Directors, through the Corporate Governance Committee, oversees climate change-related risks and opportunities through its regularly scheduled meetings, such as priority topics, targets and goals, any key ongoing initiatives and reporting. The Board oversees management’s policies and procedures in addressing these and other risks. More details can be found in the Governance section of our FY26 Sustainability Report, pages 28-29.
Describe management's role in assessing and managing climate-related risks and opportunities.	Management works with the respective Board committees to communicate risk factors to the Board and to enable the Board to understand our risk identification, risk management and risk mitigation measures relating to strategic matters. The Vice President, Regulatory, Sustainability, and Governance, who reports directly to the General Counsel, regularly updates the Board’s Corporate Governance Committee, coordinates with relevant senior management and functional heads on the identification, assessment, and management of climate-related risks and opportunities at least annually.
Strategy
Describe the climate-related risks and opportunities the organization has identified over the short-, medium-, and long-term.	Our risks may lie both in direct operations and upstream/downstream value chain. From internal discussions, we believe, our opportunities lie in the products that we sell. For example, air purifiers, fans, etc that can help in adapting to climate change impacts. However, we do not yet believe this is an immediate strategic priority.
Describe the impact of climate-related risks and opportunities on the organization's businesses, strategy, and financial planning.	We are closely monitoring the impacts of both risks and opportunities as part of our enterprise risk management process, which is discussed on our FY26 Form 10-K pages 7, 8, 9, 12, 21, 22.
Describe the resilience of the organization's strategy, taking into consideration different climate-related scenarios, including a 2°C or lower scenario.	In general, we will continue to transition to low-carbon technologies (eg procurement of renewable energy, moving fleet towards EVs and hybrids), energy-efficient equipment and practices and supplier engagement to achieve our GHG emission targets. We are still assessing how we might respond to build resiliency into our strategy taking into account different climate-related scenarios.
Risk Management
Describe the organization's processes for identifying and assessing climate-related risks.	The Vice President, Regulatory, Sustainability, and Governance coordinates with relevant senior management and functional heads on the identification and assessment of climate-related risks. We give greater focus to the risk areas where we can have the highest impact and those that align with our business objectives. Our ongoing assessment is aimed to be aligned with TCFD recommendations, and currently covers direct operations, upstream and downstream and short-term, medium-term, and long-term horizons. We are currently assessing these broad categories of climate-related risk as identified under TCFD: regulation (current/emerging), technology, legal, market, reputation, physical (acute/chronic), and transition. The Company defines short-term as one fiscal year; medium term from 1-5 years, aligned with the timeline of our strategic transformation plan and long-term from 6 years and above, which is greater than the number of years in our strategic transformation plan.
Describe the organization's processes for managing climate-related risks.	Results from the ongoing assessment are shared with relevant senior management and the Board through the Corporate Governance Committee. Management measures will be identified and discussed as appropriate. Our business segments undertake their own specific supplier engagement, such as working closely with key suppliers with the goal of improving their environmental impacts. These include focus on supplier energy efficiency and reporting on energy and climate change as part of our goals with our key customer(s).
Describe how processes for identifying, assessing, and managing climate-related risks are integrated into the organization's overall risk management.	Results from the ongoing assessment are shared with relevant senior management and the Board through the Corporate Governance Committee. Mitigation measures are developed and implemented by the Vice President, Regulatory, Sustainability, and Governance with the subject matter experts in the relevant functions within the Company.
Metrics and Targets
Disclose the metrics used by the organization to assess climate-related risks and opportunities in line with its strategy and risk management process.	Assessment and development ongoing in accordance with the TCFD. Metrics include baseline water stress and water use, energy use, and waste management on page 37. More information is in our Sustainability Report here.
Disclose Scope 1, Scope 2 and, if appropriate, Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions and the related risks.	In CO2e metric tonnes Scope 1: 2,230 Scope 2: location based: 5,709 Scope 3: 138,597 (includes 3.1 – 3.7, refer to Data Methodologies & Assumptions on page 55) Emissions intensity: metric ton CO2e/per million revenue Scope 1 & 2 - location based: 4.44 Scope 3: 77.59 More details are in our Sustainability Report.
Describe the targets used by the organization to manage climate-related risks and opportunities and performance against targets.	Climate change targets approved in accordance with the Science Based Targets initiative in Oct 2021: Helen of Troy commits to reduce absolute scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions 46.2% by fiscal 2030 from a fiscal 2020 base year. Helen of Troy also commits to reduce absolute scope 3 GHG emissions 42% by fiscal 2030 from a fiscal 2021 base year. Refer to Environmental Performance data on page 37.

HELEN OF TROY LIMITED – PRIVACY POLICY- 9/29/17

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OUR WEBSITE IS NOT INTENDED FOR CHILDREN UNDER 13 YEARS OF AGE. NO ONE UNDER AGE 13 MAY PROVIDE ANY INFORMATION TO OR ON THE WEBSITE. WE DO NOT KNOWINGLY COLLECT PERSONAL INFORMATION FROM CHILDREN UNDER 13. IF YOU ARE UNDER 13, DO NOT USE OR PROVIDE ANY INFORMATION ON THIS WEBSITE OR ON OR THROUGH ANY OF ITS FEATURES, USE ANY OF THE INTERACTIVE OR PUBLIC COMMENT FEATURES OF THIS WEBSITE OR PROVIDE ANY INFORMATION ABOUT YOURSELF TO US, INCLUDING YOUR NAME, ADDRESS, TELEPHONE NUMBER, EMAIL ADDRESS, OR ANY SCREEN NAME OR USER NAME YOU MAY USE. IF WE LEARN WE HAVE COLLECTED OR RECEIVED PERSONAL INFORMATION FROM A CHILD UNDER 13 WITHOUT VERIFICATION OF PARENTAL CONSENT, WE WILL DELETE THAT INFORMATION. IF YOU BELIEVE WE MIGHT HAVE ANY INFORMATION FROM OR ABOUT A CHILD UNDER 13, PLEASE CONTACT US AT THE NUMBER LISTED ABOVE.

HOW DOES HELEN OF TROY ENSURE THAT YOUR INFORMATION IS SECURE?

HELEN OF TROY WILL MAINTAIN PRACTICES AND PROCEDURES DESIGNED TO ENSURE THE SECURITY, INTEGRITY AND CONFIDENTIALITY OF CUSTOMER INFORMATION. WE RESTRICT AND LIMIT ACCESS TO CUSTOMER INFORMATION ONLY TO THOSE OF OUR EMPLOYEES OR AUTHORIZED SERVICE PROVIDERS WHO NEED IT TO CARRY OUT THEIR BUSINESS FUNCTIONS, AND EDUCATE OUR EMPLOYEES ABOUT SAFEGUARDING CUSTOMER INFORMATION AND PREVENTING ITS UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS, DISCLOSURE, OR USE. WHEN CREDIT CARD INFORMATION IS TRANSMITTED ONLINE, HELEN OF TROY USES INDUSTRY STANDARD SECURITY MEASURES CALLED SSL (SECURE SOCKET LAYER ENCRYPTION). WHILE HELEN OF TROY CURRENTLY DOES NOT COLLECT PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION ABOUT AN INDIVIDUAL CONSUMER’S ONLINE ACTIVITIES OVER TIME AND ACROSS THIRD-PARTY WEB SITES OR ONLINE SERVICES, HELEN OF TROY ALSO DOES NOT RESPOND TO WEB BROWSER “DO NOT TRACK” SIGNALS OR OTHER MECHANISMS THAT PROVIDE CONSUMERS THE ABILITY TO EXERCISE CHOICE REGARDING THE COLLECTION OF PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION ABOUT AN INDIVIDUAL CONSUMER’S ONLINE ACTIVITIES OVER TIME AND ACROSS THIRD-PARTY WEB SITES OR ONLINE SERVICES.

WHAT TYPE OF INFORMATION DOES HELEN OF TROY COLLECT?

HELEN OF TROY GATHERS CUSTOMER INFORMATION NEEDED TO PROVIDE SUPERIOR SERVICE, COMMUNICATE OFFERS ON MERCHANDISE AND SERVICES THAT WE BELIEVE WILL BE OF INTEREST TO YOU, AND TO ADMINISTER OUR BUSINESS. IN ORDER TO BEST SERVE YOU, WE MAY GATHER INFORMATION FROM YOU IN A FEW INSTANCES. FIRST, WHEN YOU VISIT OUR SITE, WE MAY COLLECT NON-PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION FROM YOU. THROUGH THE USE OF COMPUTER “COOKIES” (SMALL PIECES OF INFORMATION THAT ARE STORED BY THE BROWSER ON YOUR HARD DRIVE), WE COLLECT DATA, SUCH AS YOUR IP ADDRESS, BROWSER TYPE, DOMAIN NAME, AND SPECIFIC HELEN OF TROY WEB PAGES THROUGH WHICH YOU CLICK. THE COOKIES THAT ARE CONFIGURED BY US DO NOT CONTAIN ANY PERSONALLY IDENTIFYING INFORMATION, SUCH AS YOUR NAME, OR SENSITIVE INFORMATION, SUCH AS YOUR CREDIT CARD NUMBER. THIS DATA IS COLLECTED AUTOMATICALLY, AND UTILIZED IN AGGREGATE TO HELP US LOOK FOR TRENDS SO THAT WE CAN IMPROVE OUR WEBSITE AND YOUR HELEN OF TROY EXPERIENCE. THE COOKIES ALSO ALLOW US TO RECOGNIZE YOU WHEN YOU RETURN TO OUR SITE AND TO PROVIDE YOU WITH A CUSTOMIZED EXPERIENCE THAT WE FEEL WILL BE OF VALUE TO YOU. MOST WEB BROWSERS ALLOW YOU TO EXERCISE CONTROL OVER COOKIE FILES ON YOUR COMPUTER BY ERASING THEM, BLOCKING THEM, OR NOTIFYING YOU WHEN SUCH A FILE IS STORED. PLEASE TAKE A LOOK AT YOUR PARTICULAR BROWSER FOR INSTRUCTIONS ON THIS FUNCTION. IF YOU DO ELECT TO DISABLE THE HELEN OF TROY COOKIE, PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU MAY NOT BE ABLE TO TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE OF A PERSONALIZED EXPERIENCE AT HELEN OF TROY. SECOND, WE MAY ASK YOU TO VOLUNTARILY PROVIDE INFORMATION IN A FEW CIRCUMSTANCES. WHEN YOU PURCHASE ITEMS, WE WILL ASK YOU TO VOLUNTARILY PROVIDE CERTAIN PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION, SUCH AS, YOUR NAME, ADDRESS, TELEPHONE NUMBER, E-MAIL ADDRESS, AND CREDIT CARD NUMBER. WE NEED THIS INFORMATION TO PROCESS AND FULFILL YOUR ORDER AND NOTIFY YOU OF ORDER STATUS. OTHER EXAMPLES OF WHEN WE MAY ASK YOU TO VOLUNTARILY PROVIDE PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION INCLUDE IF YOU SUBSCRIBE TO OUR EMAIL PROGRAM (INFORMATION SUCH AS YOUR NAME AND E-MAIL ADDRESS), CHOOSE TO PROVIDE US PREFERENCE INFORMATION (SUCH AS INTERESTS, PRODUCT PREFERENCES, AND ITEMS PURCHASED), OR WHEN YOU ENTER A SWEEPSTAKES OR PROMOTION (INFORMATION SUCH AS NAME, ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE NUMBER). ADDITIONALLY, IN ORDER TO PROVIDE YOU WITH GOODS AND SERVICES DESIGNED TO MEET YOUR NEEDS, WE MAY COLLECT DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION (SUCH AS NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS, AGE, AND GENDER), PURCHASE PREFERENCE INFORMATION, AND

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HELEN OF TROY ALSO USES GOOGLE ANALYTICS AND ADWORDS TO COMPILE INFORMATION COLLECTED VIA COOKIES IN A MANNER WHICH IS HELPFUL TO US IN ANALYZING VISITORS’ USE OF THE SITE. GOOGLE ANALYTICS ALSO USES THIS INFORMATION TO PLACE ADVERTISEMENTS FOR OUR PRODUCTS ON OTHER SITES THAT YOU VISIT AFTER YOU VISIT OUR WEBSITE. THESE ADVERTISEMENTS MAY BE BASED ON THE PAGES YOU VISITED DURING YOUR USE OF OUR WEBSITE. THIS INFORMATION MAY BE SHARED WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS SUCH AS ADVERTISERS AND OUR PARTNERS, WHO MIGHT USE IT WITH INFORMATION ABOUT HOW YOU USE OTHER WEBSITES, INCLUDING TO IDENTIFY SHARED INTERESTS AND BEHAVIORS ACROSS GROUPS OF USERS WHO VISIT OUR (AND OTHER) WEBSITE. TO LEARN MORE, VISIT “HOW GOOGLE USES DATA WHEN YOU USE OUR PARTNER SITES OR APPS.” USERS MAY OPT OUT OF GOOGLE’S USE OF COOKIES BY VISITING GOOGLE ANALYTICS OPT-OUT BROWSER ADD-ON. USERS MAY OPT OUT OF THIRD PARTY VENDOR USE OF THE COOKIES BY VISITING THE NETWORK ADVERTISING INITIATIVE OPT-OUT PAGE.

WHAT INFORMATION DO WE SHARE AND WITH WHOM?

HELEN OF TROY DOES NOT RENT OR SELL CUSTOMER INFORMATION TO OUTSIDE MARKETERS. IN CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, HELEN OF TROY MAY SHARE YOUR CUSTOMER INFORMATION WITH OUR SUBSIDIARIES OR AFFILIATES OR TRUSTED SERVICE PROVIDERS THAT NEED ACCESS TO YOUR INFORMATION TO PROVIDE OPERATIONAL OR OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES. TO ENSURE THE CONFIDENTIALITY AND SECURITY OF YOUR INFORMATION, SERVICE PROVIDERS MUST AGREE TO SAFEGUARD YOUR INFORMATION IN STRICT COMPLIANCE WITH OUR POLICY. WE ALSO MAY PROVIDE INFORMATION TO REGULATORY AUTHORITIES AND LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICABLE LAW OR WHEN WE OTHERWISE BELIEVE IN GOOD FAITH THAT THE LAW REQUIRES IT. IN THE EVENT OF A SALE OF ALL OR PART OF ONE OF OUR BUSINESSES, WE MAY SHARE CUSTOMER INFORMATION RELATED TO THAT BUSINESS AS PART OF THE TRANSACTION.

HELEN OF TROY MAY DISCLOSE AGGREGATED INFORMATION ABOUT OUR USERS, AND INFORMATION THAT DOES NOT IDENTIFY ANY INDIVIDUAL, WITHOUT RESTRICTION.

CAN I “OPT OUT” OF RECEIVING PROMOTIONAL E-MAILS FROM HELEN OF TROY?

HELEN OF TROY MAY SEND YOU E-MAILS WITH PROMOTIONAL OFFERS. IF YOU WOULD NO LONGER LIKE TO RECEIVE E-MAILED SPECIAL EVENT INFORMATION, SALES NOTIFICATIONS OR OTHER MESSAGES FROM HELEN OF TROY, YOU MAY CONTACT US AT 1-800-487-7273 OR [email protected] (MAILTO:[email protected]) AND YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS WILL BE REMOVED FROM OUR MARKETING LIST OR CLICK HERE TO FILL AN OPT OUT REQUEST FORM

HOW CAN I ACCESS MY HELEN OF TROY INFORMATION OBTAINED THROUGH THIS WEBSITE?

YOU CAN ACCESS YOUR HELEN OF TROY INFORMATION OBTAINED THROUGH THIS WEBSITE BY CONTACTING US AT 1-800-487-7273 OR [email protected] OR CLICK HERE TO FILL AN INFORMATION REQUEST FORM.