Climate Change, Environmental Regulation and Extreme Weather
First written in FY2020. 1 of 6 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: 2026-09-09.
11 other companies' latest entry also says "Mitigated".
- 2026-09-09MitigatedResults briefing materials
「We are expanding the use of renewable energy and contributing to reductions in CO₂ emissions.」
The company specifically described its response to climate change and environmental impact through the use of renewable energy, including the installation of solar panels. - FY2025Quantifying the financial impact of climate change risksAnnual report
「Based on estimates using the IEA Net Zero Emissions scenario (NZE), we anticipate cost increases of approximately ¥6.4 billion in 2030 and approximately ¥12.7 billion in 2050 at group companies in Japan and overseas, including our company.」
For the increase in operating costs resulting from the introduction of a carbon tax, the company has for the first time quantified the impact at approximately ¥6.4 billion in 2030 and approximately ¥12.7 billion in 2050, citing improved energy efficiency and the use of renewable energy as countermeasures. - FY2024Systematisation of climate-change risks and opportunities and disclosure of emissionsAnnual report
「As transition risks, we anticipate tighter laws and regulations concerning greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, changes in customer and consumer needs, and increasing information-disclosure requirements. As physical risks, we anticipate more severe natural disasters and rising average temperatures. We also identify demand for equipment that improves the working environment as an opportunity on the facilities side, and demand for products with lower GHG emissions as an opportunity on the product side.」
The company has organised CBAM and other regulations, customer demands for GHG reductions, information disclosure, severe natural disasters and rising average temperatures as transition and physical risks, and has given concrete form to automated equipment and low-GHG products as opportunities. - FY2023Giving concrete form to climate-change risksAnnual report
「The EU is considering introducing a carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM), while Japan is considering introducing a new tax system to replace the global warming countermeasures tax. There is a risk that higher tax burdens will increase manufacturing costs.」
The company has organised and disclosed specific channels of impact for climate-change risks, including consideration of CBAM and a new domestic tax system, demand for low-carbon products, information-disclosure requirements and severe natural disasters. - FY2022RestatedAnnual report
「Addressing environmental issues such as climate change is an important challenge for our group. We are developing environmentally friendly products based on climate-change policies and regulations and market requirements. However, if these regulations become more stringent than anticipated, this could affect our group's operating results and financial position through higher costs and lost sales opportunities, among other factors.」
The company continues to identify as material risks higher costs and lost sales opportunities resulting from stronger climate-change policies and regulations and market requirements, together with the impact of extreme weather and natural disasters. - FY2020First statedAnnual report
「Addressing environmental issues such as climate change is an important challenge for our group. We are developing environmentally friendly products based on climate-change policies and regulations and market requirements. However, if these regulations become more stringent than anticipated, this could affect our group's operating results and financial position through higher costs and lost sales opportunities, among other factors.」
The company identifies higher costs and lost sales opportunities resulting from stronger climate-change policies, regulations and market requirements, as well as business restrictions caused by extreme weather and natural disasters, as new material risks.