Priority Matters and Indicators of Sustainability

At the Tsubaki Group, we first set priority matters (material issues) and indicators (KPIs) from the CSR side under our Basic Policy on Sustainability. (See the identifying process below.)
We have identified the social issues that will be resolved through our core business (our products)—namely, CSV issues—we have listed them as priority matters under our Long-Term Vision 2030 and Mid-Term Management Plan 2025 and are addressing them from a medium- to long-term perspective.
These initiatives directly contribute to the SDGs, and we will raise employee awareness by clarifying the relationship between them.

Process for Identification of Material Issues (Priority Matters) Regarding Sustainability

 
  • 1. To identify material issues from the dual perspectives of risks and opportunities regarding sustainability, responsible divisions identified and evaluated their own issues leveraging the 17 SDGs.

  • 2. Defined and evaluated risks and opportunities based on their importance to stakeholders and importance to the Company (including the gap between what the Company currently is and what it strives to be), using the matrix on the right.

  • 3. In light of the above, the sustainability-related divisions will consider the importance of the Group as a whole, and the Sustainability Committee will make a final decision regarding material issues.

Material Issues (Priority Matters) and KPIs (Key Performance Indicators)

Material Issues
(Priority Matters)
KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) Scope Target FY of Achievement Contribution to the SDGs
E

Environment
Climate change CO2 emissions reductions rate: Japan (reference year FY 2013) Domestic 30% FY 2025
3 GOOD HEALTH AND WELL-BEING
7 AFFORDABLE AND CLEAN ENERGY
11 SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES
12 RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION
13 CLIMATE ACTION
CO2 emissions reductions rate: Overseas (reference year FY 2018) Overseas 20% or more FY 2025
CO2 emissions reductions rate: Global (reference year FY 2021) Global 42% FY 2030
Ratio of renewable energy consumption Domestic 30% FY 2025
CDP climate change score Global B FY 2023
Recycling-oriented society Waste recycling rate Domestic More than 99% FY 2030
PRTR-substance emissions Domestic 130.9 t or less FY 2030
Number of serious violations of environmental laws and regulations Global 0 Annually


Society
Respect for human rights/Promotion of diversity
Number of companies implementing ethics education Domestic 14 Annually
3 GOOD HEALTH AND WELL-BEING
4 QUALITY EDUCATION
5 GENDER EQUALITY
8 DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
9 INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
12 RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION
Number of companies implementing due diligence regarding human rights Global 31 FY 2025
Ratio of employees with disabilities Non-consolidated 2.70% FY 2025
Ratio of companies meeting legally required employment ratios for people with disabilities Domestic 100% FY 2025
Number of non-Japanese employees Non-consolidated 85 FY 2030
Ratio of female employees in Senior Roles Domestic 10% FY 2030
Cultivation of human resources/Workstyle reforms
Education plan implementation rate Non-consolidated 100% Annually
Ratio of paid leave acquisition Non-consolidated 85% FY 2025
Ratio of maternity and childcare leave-takers who have returned to work Non-consolidated - -
Ratio of employees with high level of stress Non-consolidated 5.0% FY 2025
Health & safety Number of lost time accidents Domestic 0 Annually
Quality assurance Number of major quality issue occurrences*1 Global 0 Annually
Contributing to local communities - - - -
Sustainable procurement Number of Sustainability Guidelines issued (cumulative total) Global 1,500 FY 2025
Sustainable procurement survey collection rate Domestic 80% FY 2025
G

Governance
Compliance Number of serious violations of Company regulations Global 0 Annually
13 CLIMATE ACTION
16 PEACE, JUSTICE AND STRONG INSTITUTIONS
17 PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE GOALS
Number of companies that participated in Corporate Ethics Awareness Month Global 52 Annually
Disaster resilience/Business continuity planning/Crisis management
Ratio of companies implementing disaster prevention and evacuation drills Domestic 100% Annually
Number of business sites revising their business continuity plans (BCPs) Domestic 17 FY 2023
Information security Number of serious system incident occurrences Domestic 0 Annually
Number of information security accident occurrences Global 0 Annually
Information disclosure - - - -
Managing intellectual property Number of valid warnings received claiming infringement of intellectual property rights Global 0 Annually

Scope: (within Japan) Tsubakimoto Chain and domestic consolidated subsidiaries; (global) major subsidiaries both domestic and overseas

See here for detailed data (FY 2025 Priority Matter of Sustainability and Progress). *Japanese version

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.