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June 25, 2024ｐ
TAKATA Pharmaceutical Begins Using ITOCHU ENEX’s Carbon Neutral Fuel Card Service- Reducing GHG emissions and contributing to decarbonization TAKATA Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. (headquartered in Minami-ku, Saitama-shi, Saitama; Hiroki Takada,
Representative Director and President; hereinafter "TAKATA") announces that it has begun using the Carbon Neutral
Fuel Card service (hereinafter "the Service") provided by ITOCHU ENEX CO., LTD. (headquartered in Chiyoda-ku,Tokyo; Tomofumi Yoshida, Representative Director, President and CEO; hereinafter "ITOCHU ENEX"). The Service
allows TAKATA to offset the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from all its company vehicles that use gasoline ordiesel oil by carbon credits. TAKATA and ITOCHU ENEX will continuously reduce GHG emissions and contributeto creating a decarbonized society.
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Outline of the Service

The Service offers carbon credits as part of ITOCHU ENEX’s corporate fuel card service. Companies can use thesecarbon credits to offset their GHG emissions from their use of gasoline and diesel oil. They can offset the GHGemissions, which are calculated in advance, throughout the entire lifecycle of the petroleum products they utilize, fromdrilling for crude oil to refining, refueling, and usage in Japan, by utilizing the Carbon Neutral Fuel Card. As a result,the GHG emissions resulting from the use of gasoline and diesel oil by the company vehicles will become zero
effectively, allowing companies to reduce their environmental impact.

The logo of the Carbon Neutral Fuel Card◼

Gaining credibility by obtaining PAS 2060 verification

The Service has obtained PAS 2060 verification from BSI Group Japan K.K. (the Japan branch of the British
Standards Information, hereinafter "BSI Japan"*1. This is the first instance of a third party verifying the carbon
neutrality of a fuel card and fuel under the PAS 2060 standard in Japan*2. PAS 2060 is a set of international
specifications that allows companies to demonstrate their achievement of carbon neutrality by quantifying, reducing,and compensating for GHG emissions produced from their products and services. Third-party verification can help
them establish the credibility of their carbon neutrality.

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The GHG emissions that are a part of economic activity and everyday life are one of the causes of climate change.
Therefore, the need to manage GHG emissions is increasing in order to realize a sustainable decarbonized society. ThePAS 2060 international standard stipulates requirements regarding the realization and demonstration of the carbon
neutrality. Third-party verification increases the reliability of company's statements about the environmental aspectsof their business.
* 1 . BSI Japan (The British Standards Institution) https://www.bsigroup.com/ja-JP/* 2 . Based on results of research by BSI Japan as of January 2024

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The logo mark indicating the completion of the PAS 2060 verification◼

A future-oriented approach to contribute to creating a sustainable society

TAKATA aims to reduce its Scopes 1 and 2 CO2 emissions by 48.8% by FY2030 compared to FY2018 levels toaddress climate change.
ITOCHU ENEX declares in its Sustainability Policy that it will contribute to creating a carbon-neutral society throughits businesses. It aims to help people enjoy fulfilling lives and contribute to the development of a sustainable society,while fulfilling its mission of providing energy and services.
Both companies will be committed to reducing GHG emissions sustainably and contributing to developing asustainable society by utilizing the Service.

[Contact information for this release]
CSR Promotion Section, General Affairs Department,
Corporate Headquarters, TAKATA Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
E-mail: csr-promotion@takata-seiyaku.co.jp
Marketing Section, Planning & Administration Department,
Industrial Business Division, ITOCHU ENEX CO., LTD.
E-mail: ib_marketing@itcenex.com

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