Climate Change
Climate Change
1) Strategy
Our Group recognizes that climate-related risks and opportunities represent a critical management issue with the potential to significantly impact our financial performance in the future.
In addressing climate challenges surrounding our Group, we refer to the industry-specific guidance published by the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) under the IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standard, IFRS S2 Climate-related Disclosures. Based on this framework, we identify key climate-related risks and opportunities that are likely to have a significant impact on both our Group and our stakeholders.
To mitigate these risks and capture potential opportunities, we are implementing the following strategic initiatives.
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Transition Risks |
Increased costs due to carbon taxes |
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| Rising costs from renewable energy surcharges and implementation |
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| Loss of investment or business opportunities due to insufficient disclosure |
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| Physical Risks |
Disruption of business operations and supply chains due to increased natural disasters |
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| Increased water stress and difficulty securing water resources at factory sites |
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| Opportunities | Growing customer demand for environmentally friendly products |
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| Rising semiconductor demand driven by energy-saving technologies, EVs, servers, automation, and energy circulation |
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2) Indicators and Targets (CO₂ Emissions Reduction)
As a key indicator for assessing our response to climate-related risks, our Group has set a target to reduce CO₂ emissions (Scope 1 + 2) by 35.1% by FY2030, compared to FY2017 levels.
We are actively promoting a variety of initiatives aimed at reducing emissions generated through our business activities.