Company InformationEnvironment

Data

Unit: t-Co2

		FY2022	FY2023	FY2024
Scope1	Direct Emission	1,101	987	1,102
Scope2	Indirect Emission of Energy Sources	8,088	35,365	56,196
Scope3	Category 2: Capital Goods	–	48,487	58,586
	Category 3: Fuel- and Energy -Related Activities Not Included in Scope 1 or Scope 2	–	465,825	447,119
	Category 5: Waste Generated in Operations	–	461	472
	Category 6: Business Travel	–	2,354	2,079
	Category 7: Employee Commuting	–	1,068	1,131
	Category 15: Investments*	–	19,794	135,572
Total		9,189	574,302	702,209

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* Companies disclosing Scope 1 and 2 emissions: 37 firms as of FY 2023, 83 firms as of FY 2024.

Initiatives

Forest maintenance activity

With the understanding that healthy forests, with a high capacity to conserve water, generate high-quality water resources, and thereby support a rich dietary life, we engage in the maintenance of forests through activities such as thinning.

Mt. Fuji clean-up activity

We regularly participate in clean-up activities held by local communities and specialists to protect the environment surrounding Mt. Fuji.

Plastic Bottle Weight Reduction

We redesigned the structure of our PET bottles and achieved a 23% reduction in weight compared to 2010. As of March 2025, approximately 80% of our water sources have been converted to these lightweight PET bottles, and we aim to complete the transition for all water sources within fiscal year 2025.

Offer water to welfare facilities

To effectively utilize excess home delivery water that Premium Water’s users did not use, and to contribute to social welfare, we provide local welfare facilities for the disabled with water servers and home delivery water free of charge.

Non-possession

Tangible fixed assets accounted for 1.6% of the total assets as of the end of the fiscal year ended March 2025

Reuse

– When purchasing furniture and fixtures, used items are selected in principle.
– Reused shelves are available for employees to share stationery and office supplies, which reduces the number of new items purchased and therefore the amount of waste generated.

Paperless

– Other efforts include promoting paperless meetings, including the meetings of the Board of Directors.
– Suppliers are encouraged to digitize invoices and other mailed items.

Providing Services for a Decarbonized Society

On November 1, 2023, Haluene, Inc., our consolidated subsidiary, released a new option, “Decarbonized Poles, Cornerstone,” which aims to provide electricity with renewable energy value by using non-fossil certificates to meet the CO2-free electricity procurement needs of companies. By combining your electricity with non-fossil certificates, we offer environmentally friendly electricity. We have contracted the “Polar” option for the electricity of the buildings we own, and have reduced CO2 emissions by 122t-CO2/year.

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