Teijin Group Sustainability Website Content 2022

Sustainability

Editorial Policy
This Website was prepared to ensure that a wide range of stakeholders are able to obtain andunderstand the Teijin Group’s sustainability information about the social and environmental aspects ofthe Group.

Reporting Period
Unless otherwise specified, this report covers the period from April 2021 to March 2022. However,some information is included that corresponds to activities implemented after April 2022.

Reporting Organizations
The report covers the entire Teijin Group (Teijin Limited and 52 domestic group companies, and 117
overseas group companies).
Please see the below link for the scope of reporting of ESH data.
Boundaries for Reporting of ESH Data

Materiality and ComprehensivenessThis Website provides reporting on comprehensive and detailed information. The material issues for theTeijin Group and society as a whole are explained in the Teijin Group Integrated Report 2022.

Guidelines referred to when disclosing non-financial information:
Environmental Reporting Guidelines 2018 (Japan’s Ministry of the Environment)
The Sustainability Reporting Standards (Global Reporting Initiative (GRI))
The latest report by the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures
The standards for the Chemical Industry within the SASB standards disclosed by the IFRS Foundation (formerlydisclosed by the U.S.-based Sustainability Accounting Standards Board [SASB])

Assurance of Reliability
Environmental and social performance indicators included in this website have been independently
reviewed by KPMG AZSA Sustainability Co., Ltd., who has provided assurance of its reliability. Indicators
on which assurance is provided are marked with .

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Sustainability

Comparative Table
This table compares the Teijin Group’s sustainability activities with SASB Standards and the ISO 26000.

SASB Standards Comparative Table
The comparative table below shows information on the following topics in reference to "Sustainability
Accounting Standards for Chemicals" of the Resource Transformation Sector (October 2018 version)
within the SASB Standards, which are disclosed by the former U.S.-based Sustainability AccountingStandards Board (SASB) (now integrated with the International Financial Reporting Standards [IFRS]).
Sustainability Disclosure Topics & Accounting Metrics

Status ofTopic

Code

Accounting Metric

Unit ofResponse /Measure

Location ofDisclosure

Greenhouse

RT-CH-Gross global Scope 1 emissions,

Metric tons

Climate Change

Gas Emissions

110a.1percentage covered under emissions-(t) CO2-e,

Initiatives

limiting regulations

Percentage(Disclosure based(%)

on TCFD
recommendations)

Air Quality

RT-CH-

Discussion of long-term and short-

110a.2term strategy or plan to manage

n/aInitiatives

Scope 1 emissions, emissions(Disclosure based

reduction targets, and an analysis ofon TCFD

performance against those targets

recommendations)

RT-CH-Air emissions of the following

Metric tons

120a.1

pollutants:(t)（1.2.3.
ReducingHazardous）

1.

NOx excluding N2O

2.

SOx

3.

volatile organic compounds(VOCs), and4.

Climate Change

hazardous air pollutants (HAPs)

SubstanceEmissionss4.

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EnergyRT-CH-

Management

130a.1

1.

Total energy consumed

2.

percentage grid electricity

3.

percentage renewable4.

total self-generated energy

Gigajoules(GJ),
Percentage(%)

1.

18.4×106 GJ

2.

19.7 %

3.

3.1 %

4.

11.2×106 GJ* (2) and (3) arepercentages
calculated with
the inclusion of
the amount ofenergy sold toother companies.
(4) includes theamount of energy
sold to othercompanies.

Water

RT-CH-

Management

140a.1

1.
2.

Total water withdrawn,

Thousandtotal water consumed, percentage

cubic
metersof each in regions with High orExtremely High Baseline Water
Stress

RT-CH-

Number of incidents of non-

140a.2compliance associated with water--(m³),
Percentage(%)
Number--n/aManagement ofquality permits, standards, andregulations
RT-CH-

Description of water management

140a.3risks and discussion of strategies andWater Resources

practices to mitigate those risks
Hazardous

RT-CH-

Amount of hazardous waste

Metric tons

Waste

150a.1

generated, percentage recycled(t),Management--

Percentage(%)

Community

RT-CH-

Discussion of engagement processes

Relations210a.1

to manage risks and opportunities

n/aManagement
System andassociated with community interests

Promotion
Activities

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Workforce

RT-CH-

Health &320a.1

Safety1.

Total recordable incident rate

Rate--

n/a

ESH Management(TRIR) and2.

atality rate for (a) direct
employees and (b) contract
employees

RT-CH-

Description of efforts to assess,

320a.1monitor, and reduce exposure ofActivities

employees and contract workers tolong-term (chronic) health risks
ProductRT-CH-

Revenue from products designed for

Design for

410a.1

use-phase resource efficiency

YenTotal sales ofEnvironmental

Use-phase

Value Solutions,

Efficiency

including products
designed toenhance resource
efficiency during
the stage of
product use, suchas lightweightsolutions: ¥401.5
billion

Safety &RT-CH-

Environmental

410b.1

1.

Percentage of products that

Percentage

contain Globally Harmonized(%) byStewardship

System of Classification andrevenue,of Chemicals

Labeling of Chemicals (GHS)

PercentageCategory 1 and 2 Health and(%)--

Environmental Hazardous
Substances,2.

percentage of such products thathave undergone a hazard
assessment

RT-CH-

Discussion of strategy to410b.2

1.

manage chemicals of concern and2.

develop alternatives with reduced

n/a

1.

Hazardous
Substance
Emissionshuman and/or environmental
impact2.

Genetically

RT-CH-

Percentage of products by revenue

Percentage

Modified

410c.1that contain genetically modified(%) byorganisms (GMOs)

revenue

Organisms

Reducing0%--

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Management

RT-CH-

Discussion of corporate positionsof the Legal &530a.1

related to government regulations

Regulatory

and/or policy proposals that address

Environment

environmental and social factors

n/a--affecting the industry
Operational

RT-CH-

Process Safety Incidents Count (PSIC),

Number,

Security, Disaster

Safety,540a.1

Process Safety Total Incident Rate

Rate

Prevention, andEmergency(PSTIR), and Process Safety Incident

Occupational

Preparedness

Severity Rate (PSISR)

Safety Activities& Response* Information on
Process Safety
Incidents is notdisclosed.
However, theGroup promotes
activities aimedat realizing zerodisasters andzero accidents
following its
principle of safety
first ineverything. Infiscal 2021, thenumber ofserious accidents(as defined by theCompany) waszero.

RT-CH-

Number of transport incidents

Number--540a.2

Activity Metrics

Activity Metric
Production byreportablesegment

Code

Unit of Measure

RT-CH-000.A

Cubic meters (m3) and/or
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Comparative Table with ISO 26000
This table introduces Teijin Group activities as they apply to the seven core subjects of ISO 26000,
international standards for social responsibility.

Core subjects
OrganizationalIssues
1.

Organizational governancegovernance

Activities
Corporate GovernanceManagement system and Promotion
Activities

Human rights

1.

Due diligence

Respecting Human Rights

2.

Human rights risk situations

Respecting Human Rights

3.

Avoidance of complicity

Respecting Human Rights
CSR Procurement

4.

Resolving grievances

Respecting Human Rights
Corporate Ethics and Compliance(Counseling and reporting system)

5.

Discrimination and vulnerable groups

Respecting Human Rights
Diversity and Inclusion
CSR Procurement

6.

Civil and political rights

Respecting Human Rights

7.

Economic, social and cultural rightsRespecting Human Rights

8.

Fundamental principles and rights at

Respecting Human Rights

work

CSR Procurement

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Labour practices

1.

Employment and employment

Workstyle Reform and Work-Life Balance

relationships
2.

Conditions of work and social

Workstyle Reform and Work-Life Balanceprotection
3.

Social dialogue

Workstyle Reform and Work-Life Balance(Maintaining Sound IndustrialRelationships)

4.

Health and safety at work

Security, Disaster Prevention, andOccupational Safety Activities

5.

Human development and training in

Human Resources Development andthe workplace

Global Talent ManagementSecurity, Disaster Prevention, andOccupational Safety Activities

The environment

1.

Prevention of pollution

Safety and Security of People and Local
Communities
Global Environment

2.

Sustainable resource use

Achievement of a Circular Economy
Global Environment

3.

Climate change mitigation andClimate Change Mitigation andadaptation

Adaptation
Global Environment

4.

Protection of the environment,

Global Environment

biodiversity and restoration of natural

Social Contributions

habitats
Fair operating

1.

Anti-corruption

Corporate Ethics and Compliance2.

Responsible political involvement

Corporate Ethics and Compliance3.

Fair competition

Corporate Ethics and Compliance4.

Promoting social responsibility in theCSR Procurement

practicesvalue chain
5.

Respect for property rights

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Consumer issues

1.

Fair marketing, factual and unbiased−

information and fair contractual
practices2.

Protecting consumers’ health andProduct Liability and Quality Assurance

safety3.

Sustainable consumption

Achievement of a Circular Economy

4.

Consumer service, support, andProduct Liability and Quality Assurancecomplaint and dispute resolution
5.

Community

Consumer data protection andInformation Security and Personalprivacy

Information Protection

6.

Access to essential services−

7.

Education and awareness−1.

Community involvement

Social Contributions

2.

Education and culture

Social Contributions

3.

Employment creation and skills

Social Contributions

involvement anddevelopment

development
4.

Technology development and access−5.

Wealth and income creation−

6.

HealthSocial Contributions

7.

Social investment−