Climate-change scenario analysis based on the TCFD recommendations
First written in FY2022. 3 of 5 entries say "Advanced", first in FY2025. Latest entry: 2026-09-12.
87 other companies' latest entry also says "Advanced".
- 2026-09-12AdvancedGovernance
「38% reduction from fiscal 2013」
Climate change measures based on TCFD recommendations were organized around a GHG reduction roadmap toward fiscal 2030 and the progress of actual results. - FY2026AdvancedAnnual report
「GHG emissions in fiscal 2024 were approximately 31,700 t-CO2. As production volumes are expected to increase, we will address climate change from both mitigation and adaptation perspectives over the long term through fiscal 2030.」
Actual GHG emissions of approximately 31,700 t-CO2 for fiscal 2024 were disclosed, and the response through fiscal 2030 from both mitigation and adaptation perspectives is continuing. - 2026-05-21Cited as achievedGeneral Meetings of Shareholders
「The Group's GHG emissions in fiscal 2024 were 31,700 t-CO2 (Scope 1 Note 1 + Scope 2 Note 2).」
The actual GHG emissions for fiscal 2024 were cited in connection with climate change measures based on TCFD recommendations. - FY2025AdvancedAnnual report
「GHG emissions in fiscal 2023 were approximately 36,900 t-CO2 (SCOPE 1 + SCOPE 2). As production volumes are expected to increase, we will address climate change from both mitigation and adaptation perspectives over the long term through fiscal 2030.」
In addition to continuing the TCFD scenario analysis, GHG emissions of approximately 36,900 t-CO2 were disclosed, and initiatives for mitigation and adaptation through fiscal 2030 were made more specific. - FY2022First statedAnnual report
「We classify the risks expected from a long-term perspective through 2030 into the TCFD risk categories and are conducting climate scenario analysis. Based on the results of the scenario analysis, we will promote initiatives, including new measures, to address transition and physical risks and capture related opportunities.」
For the first time, the analysis of the 1.5°C scenario as a transition risk in the shift to a decarbonized society and the 4.0°C scenario as a physical risk associated with intensifying climate change was presented as an independent topic.