Iino Kaiun (9119) · RiskUpdated potential financial impact of climate risks
Business Risks to Shipping and Real Estate from Climate Change
First written in FY2022. . Latest entry: FY2026.
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- FY2026Updated potential financial impact of climate risksAnnual report
「If a typhoon develops along a vessel’s route, the vessel must deviate from the route to avoid it. The deviation may result in additional annual costs of approximately ¥1,100 million.」
The Company disclosed potential additional annual costs of approximately ¥1,100 million from route deviations caused by typhoons, updating the previously disclosed impact of approximately ¥983 million per year. - FY2025Details of the financial impact and response measures for climate risksAnnual report
「If a typhoon develops along a vessel’s route, the vessel must deviate from the route to avoid it. The deviation may result in additional annual costs of approximately ¥983 million.」
For climate change risks, the Company has specifically disclosed response measures including satellite communications, weather routing, business continuity planning and insurance for typhoons and flooding, as well as potential additional annual costs of approximately ¥983 million and potential flood-related damage of approximately ¥3,700 million. - FY2022First statedAnnual report
「The following are the principal risks identified by the Company in accordance with the TCFD Recommendations. If these risks materialize, the Group’s operating performance, share price and financial condition, among other matters, may be affected.」
In accordance with the TCFD Recommendations, the Company has newly organized the following as climate change risks: declining demand for fossil fuels, carbon pricing, costs of complying with fuel-efficiency regulations, costs of improving building energy efficiency, and declines in rents, occupancy rates and asset values due to inferior environmental performance.