Modern Slavery Statement
This statement is made pursuant to section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 and relates to the financial year ended 31 December 2025. It sets out the steps Monumo has taken over the past 12 months to prevent modern slavery and human trafficking in its business and supply chains.
Introduction
Monumo is fully committed to conducting business with integrity and transparency. We oppose all forms of modern slavery, forced labour and human trafficking and recognise our responsibility to uphold human rights. We take a zero-tolerance approach to modern slavery, in all its forms, and remain committed to ensuring such practices are not taking place within our own operations and, to the extent possible, within our supply chain.
Monumo's turnover does not currently meet the £36 million threshold above which publication of a statement under section 54 is mandatory. We have nonetheless chosen to publish this statement voluntarily, as part of our broader commitment to responsible business practices and transparency.
Given the nature of our business, we assess the risk of modern slavery within Monumo and its supply chain as low. We nonetheless remain aware of the broader risks that exist across industries and supply chains and maintain ongoing awareness and vigilance.
Our Business and Supply Chains
Monumo is a UK-based deeptech engineering company, operating primarily in the professional services sector. We currently employ approximately 32 people.
Our supply chain is limited and low risk in nature. We do not manufacture goods, do not import physical goods at scale, and do not operate in or source from high-risk jurisdictions. Our suppliers consist principally of professional services firms, office supplies, IT equipment and software providers, and premises-related services — categories that are not typically associated with elevated modern slavery risk. This limited footprint materially reduces our exposure to modern slavery risk relative to businesses with more complex, international, or goods-based supply chains.
Our Approach
Over the past year, we have taken the following steps:
• Carried out a broad review of our suppliers across a range of risk categories, which did not identify any specific modern slavery concerns, consistent with our assessment of low overall risk;
• Updated our Whistleblowing Policy; while this update was not specifically targeted at modern slavery, the policy continues to provide employees with a channel to raise any concerns, including in relation to labour practices or exploitation, should they arise;
• Maintained awareness among our leadership of the basic principles of the Modern Slavery Act and the types of exploitation it covers.
• We have not this year introduced modern slavery-specific training or a standalone modern slavery policy, and we recognise these remain areas for future development, proportionate to our risk profile.
Looking Ahead
Given our limited and low-risk supply chain, we intend to take a proportionate approach to further development, focusing on:
• Considering whether a more targeted, modern slavery-specific element should be incorporated into future supplier reviews;
• Keeping our Whistleblowing Policy and related channels under review to ensure they remain fit for purpose, including in relation to labour and exploitation concerns;
• Continuing to monitor whether our risk profile changes as our business grows and revisiting the scope of our approach accordingly.
Board Approval
This statement was approved by Monumo's board of directors on 2nd October 2026 and signed on its behalf by:
Jarek Rzepecki
CEO, Monumo
2 October 2026