Coexisting with Nature and Conserving Biodiversity

Modern society is maintained by receiving a variety of ecosystem “services” from nature, including circulation and regeneration of materials in the atmosphere, water, and soil.
Based on our Basic Environmental Policy, the Tsubaki Group is reducing its environmental impact through products and manufacturing that are in harmony with the global environment. At Group companies in Japan and overseas, we are also actively participating in the greening of business sites and regional activities for environmental conservation.
Going forward, we will promote these activities and contribute to preserving biodiversity and realizing a society that coexists with nature.

Greening Initiatives in Factories

The Tsubaki Group is focused on expanding green areas and environmental facilities at our 11 business sites in Japan. The “greening rate” based on the area of green space and the “total greening rate” based on the area of green space plus the area related to environmental facilities are shown in the table below, as of March 31, 2026.

List of Factory Greening Rates (Based on Factory Location Act)

As of March 31, 2026

[Unit: m2]

Total Site
Area
Overall Ratio Green Area (1) Greening Rate Environmental Facility
Area (2)
Overall Ratio Green Area and
Environmental Facility
[(1) + (2)]
Total
Greening Rate
Production Equipment
Area
Overall Ratio
12 business sites in Japan
Total
678,924 100% 139,968 20.6% 35,452 5.2% 175,420 25.8% 178,710 26.3%

* Environmental facilities: Facilities other than green areas, such as squares, fountains, and solar power generation.

Examples of Activities at Overseas Group Companies

Tsubaki Kabelschlepp GmbH (TKG, Germany)

TKG is carrying out initiatives that combine maintaining biodiversity with the welfare of employees. The company regenerated 5,100 m2 of land that was impacted during the construction of the TKG premises. It created a “grassland area of wilderness” by planting grassy areas filled with fruits trees and other plants and creating ponds, as well as setting up a rooftop garden. And it even set up beehives in the grassland area, which have become homes for about 160,000 bees. There are also benches and walking paths in the grassland area, making it a pleasant place of rest and relaxation for employees.

Tsubakimoto Automotive (Thailand) Co., Ltd. (TAT)
Tsubakimoto (Thailand) Co., Ltd. (TTCL)

At Tsubaki Group’s Thailand sites, with the aim of conserving the natural environment and realizing a sustainable society, we are proactively engaged in environmental protection activities such as tree planting and local cleanups.

Tree planting activities

With the objective of conserving the natural environment, tree planting activities at TAT have been ongoing since FY 2008. These activities are centered around Chonburi province, Thailand, and about 45,000 trees have been planted to date. These include mangrove and perennial trees, which are suited to the local environment. Around 40 to 50 employees support these activities by participating each year.

Community cleanup activities

At TTCL, as part of local nature conservation activities, we conducted a beach cleanup at Jomtien Beach in Pattaya, Chonburi Province.
The aim of this effort is to prevent marine pollution by collecting and disposing of marine debris accumulated on the coast, thereby protecting the biodiversity of the surrounding coastal waters. We will continue our community-based environmental conservation efforts to protect coastal ecosystems and pass down a sustainable environment that coexists with nature to the next generations.

Toward a Sustainable Society

The Tsubaki Group is engaged in the “art of moving” and aims to provide value that exceeds expectations
to become a company that continues to be needed by society.