SHINWA Sustainability

Materiality Matters

We have clarified materiality matters (important issues requiring by prioritization) by identifying and evaluating the impact of the surrounding environment and social issues on our business activities. The Shinwa Group aims to avoid management risks by preferentially allocating resources to the identified materiality matters and to use the materiality matters as an opportunity for innovation to achieve sustainable business development.

Four materiality matters

• Initiatives against climate changeEnvironment
• Creation of a comfortable
  workplace environment Society
• Realization of a prosperous societySociety
• Strengthening of
  management infrastructure Governance

Initiatives toward low carbonization and decarbonization are urgent themes for responding to the global issues of climate change.
The Shinwa Group contributes to the realization of carbon neutrality, mainly by reducing emissions of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide (CO2).

Our vision for 2030

Specific initiatives

• Reduce power consumption by improving manufacturing equipment at our own factories
• Increase the ratio of renewable energy to the total amount of electricity used at domestic and overseas sites
• Promote the transition to paperless business and reduce the use of paper resources
• Increase the ratio of EVs among company-owned vehicles in Japan

Related SDGs