Quality assurance risks related to serious building defects, non-compliance with laws and regulations, and accidents involving care recipients

「To address this risk, the company rigorously uses materials that comply with laws and regulations, appropriately assigns qualified personnel, and maintains appropriate construction systems. For detached houses, it has also established a long-term warranty program and provides attentive after-sales service, taking every possible measure to ensure quality control, but it cannot completely prevent serious quality problems arising from unforeseen circumstances or human error.」

「To address this risk, the company rigorously uses materials that comply with laws and regulations, appropriately assigns qualified personnel, and maintains appropriate construction systems. For detached houses, it has also established a long-term warranty program and provides attentive after-sales service, taking every possible measure to ensure quality control.」

「Although the company takes every possible measure to ensure quality control, it cannot completely prevent serious quality problems arising from unforeseen circumstances or human error. Specifically, if serious defects occur in buildings or other structures for which the company is held responsible for quality assurance, costs arise from responding to noncompliance with building standards laws and regulations in the renovation business, or accidents specific to businesses serving elderly people occur in the operation of fee-based senior housing, the company could incur substantial damages and repair costs and suffer a loss of social credibility, which could affect its business performance.」