The CEO, as part of ESG Leadership, makes decisions related to climate change and other ESG matters.
An ESG Task Force Team (TFT) has been formed.

ESG TFT task managers carries out relevant tasks and reports to identify and assess risks.

The shift in the automotive industry due to climate change has created demand for eco-friendly vehicles,
which is recognized as a new opportunity, leading to R&D on eco-friendly products.

Through the implementation of environmental and energy management, the company has obtained
and operates under ISO 14001 (Environmental Management System).

To prepare for various transition risks, the company is considering an overall
portfolio adjustment, including identifying investment assets that contribute to climate change,
such as excessive carbon emissions, and expanding investments in eco-friendly facilities.

The ESG working-level organization, and the ESG TFT task managers identify and assess relevant risks.

After ESG TFT task managers identify risks related to climate change,
the board of directors makes decisions regarding the company's response to climate change.

Energy consumption, Greenhouse gas emissions Scope 1 (direct emissions),
Greenhouse gas emissions Scope 2 (indirect emissions)

Using 2019 as the baseline year, the company aims to reduce
greenhouse gas emissions (Scope 1 and 2) by 10% by 2030.