Business and infrastructure operational risks arising from climate change
First written in FY2026. . Latest entry: FY2026.
1 other company's latest entry also says "First stated".
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- FY2026First statedAnnual report
「However, tighter regulations and changes in market conditions accompanying the transition to a decarbonised society may cause the priorities for customers' IT investments and their system requirements to change beyond expectations, delaying the response to those changes. In addition, physical impacts from the increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events may disrupt the operation of infrastructure, including the group's business sites and external data centres, resulting in delays or interruptions in service delivery to customers and project execution, which could affect the group's operating performance.」
The company newly disclosed climate change as a separate risk, noting that transition risks and physical risks such as extreme weather may affect customer requirements, the operation of business sites and data centres, and service delivery. - 2026-05-13First statedEarnings
「If tighter regulations and changes in market conditions accompanying the transition to a decarbonized society cause the priorities of customer companies’ IT investments or their system requirements to change beyond expectations, delaying our response to those changes, or if physical impacts, including disruptions and intensification of extreme weather, interfere with the operation of our Group’s business sites, external data centers and other infrastructure, resulting in delays or interruptions in service provision to customers or project execution, this could affect the Group’s operating results.」
Transition risks, physical risks and business impacts related to the climate change response policy and the target of net-zero GHG emissions were presented as an independent risk for the first time.