24 June 2022

...HP does not have business relationships with the Russian military and is not knowingly contributing in any way to Russian military activities and occupation in Ukraine...

Our human rights policies and practices advance our commitment to upholding human rights and engaging with rights holders. We believe our role as a global company is to respect human rights around the world, both in our operations and by influencing our suppliers through our business relationships. This work is consistent with the core values on which HP was founded and strives to live up to each day: to create a positive, lasting and sustainable impact on the planet, our people and the communities where we live, work and do business...

In February 2022, HP suspended all shipments to Russia. On May 31st, we made the decision to stop all Russia activity and have begun the process of fully winding down our operations. We employ approximately 200 people in Russia and are committed to supporting them during this process...

We have a cross-functional team in place to identify and adapt to any required changes in our operations, as well as highly experienced teams who are well versed in navigating complex geopolitical situations. We are also in frequent communication with partners and customers throughout the region...

HP is committed to respecting internationally recognized human rights. We understand that the conditions and contexts that give rise to human rights risks change constantly, and we need to respond quickly and appropriately. We monitor emerging human rights expectations and best practices to continue to demonstrate leadership in this rapidly evolving area wherever we do business...