Supply chain disruptions, including overseas procurement, and human rights issues
First written in FY2023. 2 of 3 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: FY2025.
0 other companies' latest entry also says "Restated".
- FY2025RestatedAnnual report
「The Group procures components and materials for manufacturing not only domestically but also from India, China, Vietnam and other countries. The closure of suppliers or delays in the delivery of materials and components due to natural disasters, pandemics, international conflicts, human rights issues and other factors could reduce operating rates at production plants and result in lost opportunities if the Group is unable to supply products in line with demand.」
The risk of supply chain disruption due to overseas procurement, disasters, pandemics, international conflicts and human rights issues continues. - FY2024RestatedAnnual report
「The Group procures components and materials for manufacturing not only domestically but also from India, China, Vietnam and other countries. The closure of suppliers or delays in the delivery of materials and components due to natural disasters, pandemics, international conflicts, human rights issues and other factors could reduce operating rates at production plants and result in lost opportunities if the Group is unable to supply products in line with demand.」
The risk of supply chain disruption due to overseas procurement, disasters, pandemics, international conflicts and human rights issues continued to be disclosed. - FY2023First statedAnnual report
「The Group procures components and materials for manufacturing not only domestically but also from India, China, Vietnam and other countries. The closure of suppliers or delays in the delivery of materials and components due to natural disasters, pandemics, international conflicts, human rights issues and other factors could reduce operating rates at production plants and result in lost opportunities if the Group is unable to supply products in line with demand. In addition, if human rights issues or other problems at suppliers, including those in other countries, come to light and conflict with the policies of the Group's customers, transactions could be restricted and the Group could be excluded from supply chains.」
The risks of supply constraints caused by the closure of suppliers, including overseas suppliers, or delivery delays, and of transaction restrictions or exclusion from supply chains resulting from human rights issues at suppliers, were specifically outlined for the first time.