LIXIL
Corporate Responsibility Report 2021
Supplementary Publication: Databook
ESG data (human resources, environment, other)Contents
Human Resource Performance Data
1． Number of Employees by Type of Employment
2． Number of Employees by Country

3

Environmental Performance Data

93

1． Procurement

993

2． Manufacture / Sales

3． Number of New Hires

4

3． Logistics

11

4． Number of Retirees and Turnover Rate

4

4． Use of Products

12

5． Number and Composition Ratio of Female Managers

4

5． CO₂ Emissions by Scope

13

6． Number of Maternity Leave Users

5

6． Scope1, 2 emission intensity per unit of output

14

7． Number of Childcare Leave Users

5

7． Preventing Pollution through Strict Control

14

8． Number of Nursing-Care Leave Users

5

9． Number and Composition Ratio of Employees with Disabilities

6

10． Average Monthly Overtime Hours per Employee

6

Other

17

11． Paid Leave Days Taken per Employee

6

Contributions and Other Expenditures

17

12． Annual Training Hours and Costs per Employee

7

13． Occurrence of Work-Related Accidents

7

Independent Practitioner's Assurance Report

18

of Chemical Substances

About the data
LIXIL Corporation has received the independent practitioner’s assurance from Deloitte Tohmatsu Sustainability Co., Ltd. for FYE2021 human resource andenvironmental performance data marked with a ★ icon.
For details, please refer to human resource performance data and scope (pp 3-8) and environmental performance data and scope (pp9-16).
Items with restricted scope are displayed on a case-by-case basis.

Human Resource Performance Data

Human Resource Performance Data
1. Number of Employees by Type of Employment ★

2. Number of Employees by Country ★
Number(people)PermanentJapan

employed

24,133

5,421

9.2%

Thailand

8,395

35.0%

Mexico

5,167

Non-

Male

869

1.5%

China

5,016

permanent

Female

2,571

4.4%

Vietnam

4,641

staff

Total

3,440

5.8%

Germany

3,157

Male total

16,141

27.3%

US

1,662

Female total

7,992

13.5%

South Africa

925

Directly employed total

24,13340.8%

Portugal

767

3,004

5.1%

India

759

Permanent
staff

employedJapan20,693

Japan total

Directly(people)

25.8%

Total

Indirectly employedOutside Japan

15,272

NumberFemalestaff
Directly

Male

Country

Ratio (%)

27,13745.9%

Indonesia

169

Male

21,33936.1%

Singapore

142

Female

8,982

15.2%

France139

Total

30,321

51.3%

Denmark

112

Non-

Male

1,208

2.0%

Poland105

permanent

Female435

0.7%

Other European countries

568

staff

155

Total

1,643

2.8%

Other Asian countries

Male total

22,547

38.1%

Other Near and Middle Eastern & African countries

Female total

9,417

15.9%

Total

Directly employed total

31,96454.1%* Covers directly hired employees only. Data collected according to

59,101

100%

Group grand total* Permanent staff: Employees under a labor contract without a fixed period of employment* Non-permanent staff: Employees under a labor contract with a fixed period of employment

85
56,097

location of employment or base region.
* Other Asian countries include Australia. Other European countries
include Russia.

* Indirectly employed: Temporary sub-contract staff* Since each amount in “Ratio” is rounded off, total may not become 100%.

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Human Resource Performance Data

3. Number of New Hires ★
FYE2018

FYE2019

LIXIL Corp.
Permanent staff

879

349

(new graduates)(374)

Non-permanent staff

1,887

Total

2,766

FYE2020

LIXIL Corp.
966

476

(245)

(499)

385

2,899

734

3,865

FYE2021

LIXIL Corp.

LIXIL Corp.

971

397

609

401

(359)

(528)

(320)

(440)

(323)

444

3,138

384

388

267

920

4,109

781

997

668

* Directly hired employees in Japan only (Data from FYE2020 exclude those working at consolidated subsidiaries with 100 or fewer employees).

4. Number of Retirees and Turnover Rate ★
FYE2018

FYE2019

LIXIL Corp.
Permanent staff

FYE2020

LIXIL Corp.

FYE2021

LIXIL Corp.

LIXIL Corp.

687

259

694

281

651

300

1,834

1,631

2.86%

1.55%

2.87%

1.66%

2.68%

1.75%

8.53%

9.81%

Non-permanent staff

1,730

270

1,536

159

1,920

356

488

346

Total

2,417

529

2,230

440

2,571

656

2,322

1,977

Turnover rate*1* Covers directly hired employees in Japan only (Data from FYE2020 exclude those working at consolidated subsidiaries with 100 or fewer employees).
*1 Turnover rate calculation: Uses the number of employees as of April 1 of the fiscal year as a basis for comparison
with the number of retirees through March 31 of the same fiscal year.

5. Number and Composition Ratio of Female Managers ★
FYE2018
Number

FYE2019
Ratio

Number

FYE2020
Ratio

Number

FYE2021
Ratio

Number

Ratio

Entire group

780

13.9%

819

14.1%

813

14.0%

756

15.0%

(LIXIL Corp. only)

168

6.1%

168

5.7%

171

5.7%

168

6.0%

* Covers directly hired employees only. Data collected based on the qualification system used at each operating company.
* FYE2020 data exclude Permasteelisa Group.

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Human Resource Performance Data

6. Number of Maternity Leave Users ★
FYE2018
Number

FYE2019
Ratio

Number

FYE2020
Ratio

Number

FYE2021
Ratio

Number

Ratio

Entire group300

103.5%

249

96.0%

257

91.8%

175

101.7%(LIXIL Corp. only)

198

93.0%

169

99.4%

176

97.2%

140

107.9%* Covers directly hired employees in Japan only (Data from FYE2020 exclude those working at consolidated subsidiaries with 100 or fewer employees).
* Number of employees who started maternity leave during each fiscal year.

7. Number of Childcare Leave Users ★
FYE2018

FYE2019

Return to

New users

work ratio

Male, entire group7

Female, entire group

304

Total

311

New users

work ratio

100.0%

11

95.7%

252

ー

FYE2020

Return to

New users

work ratio

100.0%

11

92.4%

238

ー

263

FYE2021Return towork ratio

100.0%

28

98.2%

186

ー

249

Return to

New users

100.0%
97.9%
ー

214

* Covers directly hired employees in Japan only (Data from FYE2020 exclude those working at consolidated subsidiaries with 100 or fewer employees).

8. Number of Nursing-Care Leave Users ★
FYE2018

FYE2019

Return to

New users

work ratio

FYE2020

Return to

New users

work ratio

FYE2021Return to

New users

work ratio

Return to

New users

work ratio

Male, entire group

4

ー

6

ー

7

ー

4

ー

Female, entire group

13

ー

15

ー

10

ー

2

ー

Total

17

100.0%

21

106.3%

17

100.0%

6

90.0%* Covers directly hired employees in Japan only (Data from FYE2020 exclude those working at consolidated subsidiaries with 100 or fewer employees).

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Human Resource Performance Data

9. Number and Composition Ratio of Employees with Disabilities ★
FYE2018
Number

FYE2019
Ratio

Number

FYE2020
Ratio

Number

FYE2021
Ratio

NumberRatio

Group total

762

2.39%

784

2.43%

823

2.54%

559

2.25%

(LIXIL Corp. only)

437

2.29%

438

2.26%

458.5

2.33%

453.5

2.32%

* Covers directly hired employees in Japan only (Data from FYE2020 exclude those working at consolidated subsidiaries with 100 or fewer employees).
* LIXIL Corporation data for FYE2019 include Senior Life Company Ltd.
* Employee numbers on June 1 of each fiscal year. However, the number of employees with disabilities for FYE2019 is the number recorded on March 31 of the year.
* The percentages were calculated based on the Employment Rate System for Persons with Disabilities issued by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.
* The decline in the data for LIXIL and its group companies for FYE2021 is due to the disposal of our shares in LIXIL VIVA CORPORATION, etc.

10. Average Monthly Overtime Hours per Employee ★
FYE2018

FYE2019

FYE2020

FYE2021

Hours

Hours

Hours

Hours

Entire group

17.1

18.3

17.5

17.0

(LIXIL Corp. only)

21.8

23.6

22.9

16.5

* Covers directly hired employees in Japan only (Data from FYE2020 exclude those working at consolidated subsidiaries with 100 or fewer employees).

11. Paid Leave Days Taken per Employee ★
FYE2018

FYE2019

Days

FYE2020

Days

FYE2021

Days

Days

Entire group

8.1

9.5

9.7

9.0

(LIXIL Corp. only)

10.5

10.4

10.9

9.1

* Covers directly hired employees in Japan only (Data from FYE2020 exclude those working at consolidated subsidiaries with 100 or fewer employees).

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Human Resource Performance Data

12. Annual Training Hours and Costs per Employee
FYE2018
Hours

FYE2019
Costs

Hours

FYE2020
Costs

Hours

FYE2021
Costs

Hours

Costs

Entire group58.1

130226

11.2

156,556

11.27

22,223

12.3

21,725(LIXIL Corp. only) ★

23.1

91,39523.1

80,21822.9

66,47421.4

53,331* Covers directly hired employees only (Data from FYE2020 exclude those working at Japanese consolidated subsidiaries with 100 or fewer employees).
* Training hours in FYE2018 do not include online training such as e-learning.
* Training hours from FYE2019 include online training such as e-learning.
* FYE2020 data exclude Permasteelisa Group.

13. Occurrence of Work-Related Accidents
LTIFR*1

FYE2018

FYE2019

FYE2020

FYE2021

Directly and indirectly employed staff ★

0.46

0.54

0.44

0.42

Contractors ★

0.26

0.33

0.25

0.44

Manufacturing industry average*2

Severity rate*3

1.02
FYE2018

1.20
FYE2019

1.20
FYE2020

1.21
FYE2021

Directly and indirectly employed staff ★

0.013

0.019

0.012

0.013

Contractors ★

0.014

0.007

0.004

0.025

Manufacturing industry average*2

0.080

0.100

0.100

OIFR*4FYE2018

FYE2019

FYE2020

Directly and indirectly employed staff ★

0

0

0

Contractors ★

0

0

0

Number of work-related fatalities

FYE2018

FYE2019

0.070
FYE2021

FYE2020

00
FYE2021

Directly and indirectly employed staff ★

0

1

0

0

Contractors ★

0

0

0

0

Scope: Covers directly and indirectly hired employees and contractors at production and non-production bases in Japanand production bases outside Japan (excluding some bases) across LIXIL and its group companies.
* Excludes GHS Corporation, LIXIL ERA Japan, Corp., and other companies divested during the period covered by the above data.
*1 Lost Time Injuries Frequency Rate (LTIFR): Number of occupational injury cases involving days away from work / Total working hours × 1,000,000*2 Source: Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare's "Survey on Industrial Accidents (Surveys on establishments (with 100 or more employees) and general construction)"*3 Severity rate: Total work days lost due to occupational accidents / Total working hours × 1,000 (Total work days lost means actual days away from work)*4 Occupational Illness Frequency Rate (OIFR): Number of occupational illness cases involving days away from work / Total working hours × 1,000,000

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Human Resource Performance Data

Scope of Data Collection
The data covers LIXIL Corporation and its 67 major consolidated subsidiaries (31 in Japan, 36 outside Japan). While the majority of our major consolidated subsidiaries as of March 31, 2021 arecovered, the scope of coverage for this data book differs from that for the consolidated financial report. In addition, the scope below does not exactly match that of the data on work-related
accidents.
When the number of companies covered is different from any of those numbers mentioned above, the details are displayed on a case-by-case basis.
Major consolidated subsidiaries in Japan:
LIXIL Logistics Corporation, Maruki Unyu Corporation, Kuwata Co., Ltd., Asahi Tostem Exterior Building Materials Co., Ltd., Fukuyama TOSTEM Corporation,
LIXIL TEPCO Smart Partners Inc., G TERIOR Corporation, LIXIL Total Hanbai Corporation, Nishi Kyushu Tostem Co., Ltd., Oita Tostem Co., Ltd., LIXIL Toyo Sash Shoji Co., Ltd.,
Sonitech Corporation, HANDY TECHNO Co., Ltd., Sobue Industry Corporation, TM.S Corporation, Dinaone Corporation, NITTOCERA Corporation, blisspa japan Inc.,
Omi Chemical Pottery Corporation, LIXIL Total Service Corporation, LIXIL Renewal Corporation, LIXIL Sales Okinawa Co.,Ltd, Permasteelisa Japan K.K., LIXIL Living Solution Corporation,
LIXIL Housing Research Institute, Ltd., GHS Corporation, LIXIL REALTY, Corp., LIXIL ERA Japan ,Corp., Safety Partners Corporation, K-engine Corporation, and LIXIL Home Finance Corporation
Major consolidated subsidiaries outside Japan:
LIXIL Trading (Shanghai) Corporation, LIXIL TAIWAN CORPORATION, LIXIL INTERNATIONAL Pte. Ltd., LIXIL WINDOW SYSTEMS PRIVATE LIMITED, PT LIXIL ALUMINIUM INDONESIA,TOSTEM THAI Co., Ltd., LIXIL Manufacturing (Dalian) Corporation, LIXIL GLOBAL MANUFACTURING VIETNAM Co., Ltd.,
Taiwan INAX Corporation, LIXIL Europe S.à r.l., Grohe Group,
AS America, Inc., Safety Tubs Company, LLC, AS Logistics, Inc., Decorative Panels International, Inc., LIXIL Canada Inc., AS Maquila Mexico, S. de R.L. de C.V., ASB Ceramica Dominicana, S.A.S,
LIXIL Building Materials Manufacturing (Suzhou) Corporation, LIXIL Sanitary Fitting Manufacturing (Suzhou) Corporation, LIXIL Vietnam Corporation, LIXIL (China) Investment Co., Ltd.,
A-S (China) Co., Ltd., Jiangmen LIXIL AS Sanitary Fitting Manufacturing Co., Ltd, LIXIL AS Sanitary Manufacturing(Shanghai) Co., Ltd, HUA MEI SANITARY WARE Co., Ltd.,LIXIL AS Sanitary Manufacturing (Tianjin) Co., Ltd., LIXIL（Thailand）Public Co., Ltd., LIXIL Australia Pty. Ltd., PT AMERICAN STANDARD INDONESIA, LIXIL Philippines Ltd. Co.,
LIXIL India Private Limited, PT LIXIL TRADING INDONESIA, LIXIL India Sanitaryware Private Limited, LIXIL Philippines Inc., and LIXIL Group (Shanghai) Management Corporation
Data collection method and period
The number of employees is calculated on an original registration basis for each company,
mostly as of March 31, 2021.

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Environmental Performance Data

Environmental Performance Data
1. Procurement
Amount purchased ★

FYE2016

Raw materials Metals

258,584 t

FYE2017
266,003 t

FYE2018
289,108 t

FYE2019
297,826 t

FYE2020
283,427 t

FYE2021249,077 t

Resins54,165 t

57,608 t

62,344 t

62,180 t

60,058 t

53,157 t

Wood146,779 t

146,478 t

150,413 t

153,563 t

163,347 t

162,535 t

462,663 t

521,212 t

447,548 t

421,751 t

530,088 t

478,251 t

922,191 t

991,301 t

949,414 t

935,321 t

1,036,921 t

943,021 t

Ceramics
Total
CO2 emissions from procurement ★
Scope 3 Category 1 *FYE2016
3,886 thousand t‐CO2

FYE2017

FYE2018

FYE2019

FYE2020

FYE20213,874 thousand t‐CO2

4,103 thousand t‐CO2

4,041 thousand t‐CO2

3,756 thousand t‐CO2

3,399 thousand t‐CO2

Steam

FYE2016
thousand
1,187,683
kWhthousand0kWhthousand
94,541kWhthousand24.0
kWh
144 thousand GJ

FYE2017thousand
1,109,943
kWhthousand0kWhthousand
106,281kWhthousand
23.9
kWh
161 thousand GJ

FYE2018
thousand
1,128,157
kWhthousand332
kWhthousand
102,885
kWhthousand24.0
kWh
168 thousand GJ

FYE2019thousand
1,127,012
kWhthousand
1,362
kWhthousand
94,157kWhthousand23.3
kWh
163 thousand GJ

FYE2020
thousand
1,142,354
kWhthousand
89,113kWhthousand
53,346kWhthousand
23.2
kWh
179 thousand GJ

FYE2021thousand
1,091,942
kWhthousand
139,955
kWhthousand
12,790kWhthousand23.1
kWh
136 thousand GJ

City gas

175,476 thousand ㎥

201,022 thousand ㎥

204,334 thousand ㎥

197,807 thousand ㎥

191,689 thousand ㎥

161,695 thousand ㎥* Past data updated during the process of aggregating data for FYE2021.

2. Manufacture / Sales
Energy usage ★
Purchased electricity
Renewable energy
Internally generated electricity *Renewable energy

Fuel oil

7,140 thousand L

5,924 thousand L

5,240 thousand L

4,974 thousand L

4,856 thousand L

3,925 thousand L

LPG

14,246 thousand kg

16,215 thousand kg

18,835 thousand kg

19,544 thousand kg

17,383 thousand kg

16,388 thousand kg

LNG

13,257 thousand kg

13,435 thousand kg

14,263 thousand kg

14,463 thousand kg

13,639 thousand kg

12,413 thousand kg

Kerosene

2,800 thousand L

2,228 thousand L

2,222 thousand L

2,069 thousand L

1,971 thousand L

1,659 thousand L

Gasoline

8,441 thousand L

8,111 thousand L

7,814 thousand L

7,627 thousand L

6,782 thousand L

4,608 thousand L

Diesel3,195 thousand L

3,138 thousand L

3,053 thousand L

2,868 thousand L

2,727 thousand L

2,454 thousand L

CoalEnergy consumption total

15 thousand t

0 thousand t

0 thousand t

0 thousand t

0 thousand t

0 thousand t

20,654 thousand GJ

21,968 thousand GJ

22,465 thousand GJ

22,182 thousand GJ

22,396 thousand GJ

19,912 thousand GJ* Covers facilities within the premises of our factories (for in-house use).

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Environmental Performance Data

FYE2016

Scope 1, 2 emissions ★
Purchased electricity *FYE2017

FYE2018

FYE2019

FYE2020

FYE2021591.8 thousand t‐CO2

600.0 thousand t‐CO2

607.8 thousand t‐CO2

606.2 thousand t‐CO2

517.8 thousand t‐CO2

448.7 thousand t‐CO2

8.6 thousand t‐CO2

9.7 thousand t‐CO2

10.1 thousand t‐CO2

9.8 thousand t‐CO2

10.7 thousand t‐CO2

8.2 thousand t‐CO2

600.4 thousand t‐CO2

609.7 thousand t‐CO2

617.8 thousand t‐CO2

616.0 thousand t‐CO2

528.5 thousand t‐CO2

456.9 thousand t‐CO2

City gas379.0 thousand t‐CO2

433.5 thousand t‐CO2

440.1 thousand t‐CO2

427.9 thousand t‐CO2

415.6 thousand t‐CO2

351.1 thousand t‐CO2

Fuel oil19.3 thousand t‐CO2

16.1 thousand t‐CO2

14.2 thousand t‐CO2

13.5 thousand t‐CO2

13.2 thousand t‐CO2

10.6 thousand t‐CO2

LPG

42.7 thousand t‐CO2

48.6 thousand t‐CO2

56.5 thousand t‐CO2

58.6 thousand t‐CO2

52.1 thousand t‐CO2

49.2 thousand t‐CO2

LNG

35.8 thousand t‐CO2

36.3 thousand t‐CO2

38.5 thousand t‐CO2

39.0 thousand t‐CO2

36.8 thousand t‐CO2

33.5 thousand t‐CO2

Kerosene

7.0 thousand t‐CO2

5.5 thousand t‐CO2

5.5 thousand t‐CO2

5.2 thousand t‐CO2

4.9 thousand t‐CO2

4.1 thousand t‐CO2

Gasoline

19.6 thousand t‐CO2

18.8 thousand t‐CO2

18.1 thousand t‐CO2

17.7 thousand t‐CO2

15.7 thousand t‐CO2

10.7 thousand t‐CO2

Diesel8.2 thousand t‐CO2

8.1 thousand t‐CO2

7.9 thousand t‐CO2

7.4 thousand t‐CO2

7.0 thousand t‐CO2

6.3 thousand t‐CO2

Coal34.2 thousand t‐CO2

0 thousand t‐CO2

0 thousand t‐CO2

0 thousand t‐CO2

0 thousand t‐CO2

0 thousand t‐CO2

Scope 1 total

545.8 thousand t‐CO2

566.9 thousand t‐CO2

580.9 thousand t‐CO2

569.3 thousand t‐CO2

569.3 thousand t‐CO2

465.6 thousand t‐CO2

Scope 1, 2 total

1,146.2 thousand t‐CO2

1,176.6 thousand t‐CO2

1,198.7 thousand t‐CO2

1,185.3 thousand t‐CO2

1,074.0 thousand t‐CO2

922.5 thousand t‐CO2

Steam
Scope 2 total* Based on emission factors determined by each power utility.
Water intake ★
Potable water(incl. water intake from other companies)
Industrial water

FYE2016

FYE2017

FYE2018

FYE2019

FYE2020

FYE2021

2,174 thousand ㎥

2,386 thousand ㎥

2,423 thousand ㎥

2,453 thousand ㎥

2,345 thousand ㎥

2,055 thousand ㎥

3,966 thousand ㎥

3,621 thousand ㎥

3,322 thousand ㎥

3,635 thousand ㎥

3,729 thousand ㎥

3,095 thousand ㎥

Ground water

5,593 thousand ㎥

5,307 thousand ㎥

6,387 thousand ㎥

5,753 thousand ㎥

5,394 thousand ㎥

4,494 thousand ㎥

River water
Recycled water

6,050 thousand ㎥

6,713 thousand ㎥

5,932 thousand ㎥

4,835 thousand ㎥

4,657 thousand ㎥

3,640 thousand ㎥

777 thousand ㎥

864 thousand ㎥

923 thousand ㎥

937 thousand ㎥

875 thousand ㎥

790 thousand ㎥

17,783 thousand ㎥

18,027 thousand ㎥

18,064 thousand ㎥

16,676 thousand ㎥

16,126 thousand ㎥

13,283 thousand ㎥(partly includes circulated water)
Water intake total
Water discharge ★
Water discharge

FYE2016
16,715 thousand ㎥

FYE2017
16,788 thousand ㎥

FYE2018
16,859 thousand ㎥

FYE2019
13,910 thousand ㎥

FYE2020
13,217 thousand ㎥

FYE2021
12,318 thousand ㎥* Excluding tenanted properties, etc. that we can't access to assess the water discharge. FYE2016 data also exclude LIXIL Total Service Corporation.

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Environmental Performance Data

Waste emissions ★

FYE2016

FYE2017

FYE2018

FYE2019

FYE2020

FYE2021

Sold as valuables

103,330 t

140,041 t

125,373 t

127,410 t

123,216 t

114,107 t

Recycled

123,504 t

136,348 t

141,695 t

161,784 t

184,779 t

167,655 t

Landfilled or incinerated

140,345 t

147,288 t

139,475 t

118,161 t

103,430 t

89,227 t

Hazardous waste emissions ★
Hazardous waste *FYE2016-t

FYE2017
16,896 t

FYE2018
18,048 t

FYE2019
16,441 t

FYE2020
13,789 t

FYE2021
12,544 t* Recycled or landfilled waste that is defined as hazardous by national legislations.
Waste recycling ratio

FYE2016

FYE2017

FYE2018

FYE2019

FYE2020

FYE2021

Japan and Europe

93.2 ％

95.4 ％

96.4 ％

96.8 ％

97.5 ％

97.1 ％（Japan）

93.2 ％

95.8 ％

96.9 ％

96.6 ％

97.4 ％

96.9 ％（Europe）

93.1 ％

93.4 ％

93.9 ％

98.1 ％

98.0 ％

98.2 ％

Asia (excluding Japan)

58.3 ％

62.7 ％

61.0 ％

62.0 ％

90.6 ％

91.5 ％

North America

17.3 ％

25.0 ％

19.1 ％

33.7 ％

26.9 ％

39.3 ％Air pollutant emissions ★

FYE2017

FYE2018

FYE2019

FYE2020

FYE2021

NOx

405 t

455 t

553 t

565 t

463 t

SOx

37 t

54 t

63 t

115 t

60 t

Soot and dust *¹

523 t

592 t

426 t

588 t

567 t

FYE2018

FYE2019

FYE2020* Data covers production sites subject to regulatory monitoring for NOx, SOx, soot and dust emissions.
*1 Past data updated during the process of aggregating data for FYE2021.

３. Logistics
Amount of energy used ★

FYE2016

FYE2017

FYE2021Crude oil equivalent basis44.9 thousand kL

43.8 thousand kL

45.9 thousand kL

45.9 thousand kL

45.9 thousand kL

40.7 thousand kL

Energy consumption

1,740 thousand GJ

1,698 thousand GJ

1,778 thousand GJ

1,778 thousand GJ

1,780 thousand GJ

1,577 thousand GJ

CO2 emissions from transportation ★
Scope 3 Category 4

FYE2016
thousandFYE2017thousand

119
117
t‐CO2
t‐CO2
(Crude oil equivalent basis)* Data covers the services in Japan which LIXIL Corporation was identified as the consigner.

FYE2018122

thousandt‐CO2

FYE2019122

thousandt‐CO2

FYE2020122

thousandt‐CO2

FYE2021108

thousandt‐CO2

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４. Use of Products
CO2 emissions from product use ★
Scope 3 Category 11

FYE2016
105,574 thousand t‐CO2

FYE2017
115,844 thousand t‐CO2

FYE2018
111,547 thousand t‐CO2

FYE2019
109,025 thousand t‐CO2

FYE2020
112,318 thousand t‐CO2

FYE2021102,351 thousand t‐CO2* Past data updated during the process of aggregating data for FYE2021.
CO2 emissions reduction attributable toproducts and services
CO2 emissions reduced
vs. base year

FYE2016
50,952 thousand t‐CO2
1.00 times

FYE201759,634 thousand t‐CO2
1.17 times

FYE2018
60,186 thousand t‐CO2
1.18 times

FYE2019
63,086 thousand t‐CO2
1.24 times

FYE2020
66,020 thousand t‐CO2
1.30 times

FYE202165,565 thousand t‐CO2
1.29 times* An estimated cumulative amount of CO2 emissions reduced by using LIXIL’s eco-conscious products and services,in comparison to the reduction achievable by its conventional products.
* Past data updated during the process of aggregating data for FYE2021.

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５. CO2 Emissions by Scope
FYE2016

FYE2017

FYE2018

FYE2019

FYE2020

FYE2021

Scope 1 ★

546 thousand t‐CO2

567 thousand t‐CO2

581 thousand t‐CO2

569 thousand t‐CO2

545 thousand t‐CO2

466 thousand t‐CO2

Scope 2 ★

600 thousand t‐CO2

610 thousand t‐CO2

618 thousand t‐CO2

616 thousand t‐CO2

529 thousand t‐CO2

457 thousand t‐CO2

Scope 3

FYE2016

FYE2017

FYE2018

FYE2019

FYE2020

FYE202112345Purchased goods& services ★
Capital goods
Fuel- and energy-related
activities (not includedin Scope 1 or 2)
Upstream transportation

6
7

Employee commuting

9
10
11
12
13
14
15

3,874 thousand t‐CO2

4,103 thousand t‐CO2

4,041 thousand t‐CO2

3,756 thousand t‐CO2

3,399 thousand t‐CO2

298 thousand t‐CO2

196 thousand t‐CO2

216 thousand t‐CO2

201 thousand t‐CO2

235 thousand t‐CO2

213 thousand t‐CO2

150 thousand t‐CO2

161 thousand t‐CO2

165 thousand t‐CO2

165 thousand t‐CO2

158 thousand t‐CO2

190 thousand t‐CO2

119 thousand t‐CO2

117 thousand t‐CO2

122 thousand t‐CO2

122 thousand t‐CO2

122 thousand t‐CO2

108 thousand t‐CO2

387 thousand t‐CO2

407 thousand t‐CO2

386 thousand t‐CO2

308 thousand t‐CO2

298 thousand t‐CO2

257 thousand t‐CO2

8 thousand t‐CO2

7 thousand t‐CO2

7 thousand t‐CO2

8 thousand t‐CO2

8 thousand t‐CO2

8 thousand t‐CO2& distribution ★
Waste generated
operations
Business travel

83,886 thousand t‐CO2

Upstream leased assets

28 thousand t‐CO2*1

Downstream transportation& distribution *2
Processing of sold products*2

Use of sold products ★ *³
End of life treatmentof sold products
Downstream leased
assets *2
Franchises *2
Investments*2

23 thousand t‐CO2

26 thousand t‐CO2

29 thousand t‐CO2

29 thousand t‐CO2

27 thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2

105,574 thousand t‐CO2

115,844 thousand t‐CO2

111,547 thousand t‐CO2

109,025 thousand t‐CO2

112,318 thousand t‐CO2

102,351 thousand t‐CO2

485 thousand t‐CO2

496 thousand t‐CO2

470 thousand t‐CO2

522 thousand t‐CO2

446 thousand t‐CO2

464 thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2―

thousand t‐CO2

Scope 3 total

110,936 thousand t‐CO2

121,123 thousand t‐CO2

117,043 thousand t‐CO2

114,420 thousand t‐CO2

117,370 thousand t‐CO2

107,017 thousand t‐CO2

Scope 1, 2, 3 total

112,082 thousand t‐CO2

122,300 thousand t‐CO2

118,242 thousand t‐CO2

115,606 thousand t‐CO2

118,444 thousand t‐CO2

107,940 thousand t‐CO2*1 Excluded from the calculation since they are already included in Scope 1 or Scope 2.
*2 Excluded from the calculation since they are not or less relevant to our main businesses.
*3 Past data updated during the process of aggregating data for FYE2021.

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6．Scope1, 2 emission intensity per unit of output
FYE2016
Emission intensity per unit of output

FYE20171.593 t-CO₂/million yen

FYE2018

1.610 t-CO₂/million yen

FYE20191.555 t-CO₂/million yen

FYE2020

1.477 t-CO₂/million yen

FYE20211.358 t-CO₂/million yen

1.296 t-CO₂/million yen

７．Preventing Pollution through Strict Control of Chemical Substances
LIXIL Corporation has set rules on substances that are forbidden or require strict control for use in products and/or during production processes.
We manage and monitor our factories in compliance with the Soil Contamination Countermeasures Act and other environmental laws and regulations to ensure
the soil and waterways around our manufacturing facilities are not affected by our operations.

Environmental Law Violations
FYE2016
Number of environmental law
violations
Total amount of fines/penalties
from the above
Environmental liability

FYE2017

FYE2018

FYE2019

FYE2020

FYE2021

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

* Scope: Serious violations with fines of US$10,000 or more.

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[ Total Energy Consumption Calculation Method ]• Energy consumption (manufacture & sales) = (Electricity, fuel & water consumption) × (Energy conversion coefficient)*1• Energy consumption (logistics) = (Transported weight) × (Transportation distance) × (Energy conversion coefficient)* 2*1 Electricity, fuel: Heat value per unit per energy source as specified in the Act on Rational Use of Energy
Water: Conversion coefficient calculated from CFP (Carbon Footprint of Products) Communication Program, Basic Database Version 1.01
*2 Unit fuel consumption and unit calorific value using improved tons × distance method as specified in the Act of Rational Use of Energy (Measures Pertaining to Consigners)[ CO2 Conversion Coefficients Used to Convert CO2 Emissions ]• CO2 emissions (procurement) = (Amount of purchased raw materials) × (CO2 conversion coefficient*3) + (Cost of purchasing parts & materials) × (CO2 conversion coefficient*4)• CO2 emissions (manufacture & sales) = (Electricity & Fuel consumption) × (CO2 conversion coefficient*5)• CO2 emissions (logistics) = (Transported weight) × (Transportation distance) × (CO2 conversion coefficient*6)• CO2 emissions (product usage) = (Electricity, Fuel & Water consumption per each product) × (Amount of sales) × (CO2 conversion coefficient*7)*3 Conversion coefficient calculated from LCI database IDEA v2*4 Emissions intensity from Basic Guidelines on Accounting for Greenhouse Gas Emissions Throughout the Supply Chain Version 2.4*5 Purchased electricity: Emissions intensity of each country from CO2 EMISSIONS FROM FUEL COMBUSTION 2015 EDITION (IEA)
Fuel: Coefficient of fuel usage as specified in the Act of Rational Use of Energy*6 Emissions intensity from unit fuel consumption and unit calorific value using improved tons × distance method as specified in the Act of Rational Use of Energy(Measures Pertaining to Consigners)*7 Coefficients for LIXIL brand’s products are as below
Electricity: 0.447 kg CO2/kWh (Japan Electrical Manufacturers’ Association)
City gas: 2.23 kg CO2/m³ (Japan Valve Manufacturers’ Association)
Water: 0.23 kg CO2/m³ (Assumed using an industry matrix)
Coefficients for other brands’ products are set by each brand or region of sales[ Value Chain CO2 Emissions Calculation Method ]• Calculated based on Corporate Value Chain (Scope 3) Accounting and Reporting Standard (The Greenhouse Gas Protocol)
and Basic Guidelines on Accounting for Greenhouse Gas Emissions Throughout the Supply Chain Version 2.2(Japan's Ministry of the Environment and Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry).

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Scope of Data Collection
In principle, environmental performance data covers LIXIL Corporation and its consolidated subsidiaries as of March 31, 2021, with the exclusion of some of the consolidated
subsidiaries considering their business size and content. With regard to non-consolidated subsidiaries, subsidiaries operating in buildings owned and managed by an LIXIL’s
operating company are treated as being part of the LIXIL. Major production plants of non-consolidated companies are also included in the scope. Please note that the scope ofenvironmental performance data differs from the scope of subsidiaries for the consolidated financial report. Where scope of data is different to those stated above, details are
specified in the footnotes.
Major consolidated subsidiaries in Japan:
LIXIL Logistics Corporation, Maruki Unyu Corporation, Kuwata Co., Ltd., Asahi Tostem Exterior Building Materials Co., Ltd., Fukuyama TOSTEM Corporation,
LIXIL TEPCO Smart Partners Inc., G TERIOR Corporation, LIXIL Total Hanbai Corporation, Nishi Kyushu Tostem Co., Ltd., Oita Tostem Co., Ltd., LIXIL Toyo Sash Shoji Co., Ltd.,
Sonitech Corporation, HANDY TECHNO Co., Ltd., Sobue Industry Corporation, TM.S Corporation, Dinaone Corporation, NITTOCERA Corporation,
blisspa japan Inc., LIXIL Window Products Inc., Omi Chemical Pottery Corporation, LIXIL Total Service Corporation, LIXIL Renewal Corporation, LIXIL Sales Okinawa Co.,LIXIL
Living Solution Corporation, LIXIL Housing Research Institute, Ltd., LIXIL REALTY, Corp., Safety Partners Corporation, LIXIL Group Finance Corporation,
LIXIL Home Finance Corporation, and LIXIL Travel Corporation
Major consolidated subsidiaries outside Japan:
PT LIXIL ALUMINIUM INDONESIA, TOSTEM THAI Co., Ltd., LIXIL Manufacturing (Dalian) Corporation, LIXIL GLOBAL MANUFACTURING VIETNAM Co., Ltd.,AS America, Inc.,

Safety Tubs Company, LLC, Decorative Panels International, Inc., LIXIL Canada Inc., AS Maquila Mexico, S. de R.L. de C.V.,
LIXIL Building Materials Manufacturing (Suzhou) Corporation, LIXIL Sanitary Fitting Manufacturing (Suzhou) Corporation, LIXIL Vietnam Corporation,
Jiangmen LIXIL AS Sanitary Fitting Manufacturing Co., Ltd, LIXIL AS Sanitary Manufacturing(Shanghai) Co., Ltd, HUA MEI SANITARY WARE Co., Ltd.,LIXIL AS Sanitary Manufacturing (Tianjin) Co., Ltd., LIXIL（Thailand）Public Co., PT AMERICAN STANDARD INDONESIA, LIXIL India Sanitaryware Private Limited,
American Standard Brands production sites, and GROHE Group production sites* Scope of Past Data Collection
LIXIL VIVA CORPORATION and Permasteelisa Group are not covered by FYE2016–FYE2020 data due to divestment.

Procurement, Logistics, and Product Usage Data
Procurement:
All raw materials, parts, and packaging materials used for products, which are managed by each procurement department in LIXIL Water Technology and LIXIL Housing
Technology are included in the calculations. Manufacturing equipment and office supplies are excluded from the calculations.
Logistics:
The scope of data calculation covers only the LIXIL transports which are designated as the specified consigner by the Act on the Rational Use of Energy.
Products usage:
The scope of data calculation covers each brand’s products manufactured by LIXIL Water Technology, LIXIL Housing Technology, LIXIL Building Technology, and Housing &Services Business.

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OtherOther
Contributions and Other Expenditures
LIXIL’s CR strategy stands on a foundational commitment to ethical business practices. We believe that engaging in vigorous and transparent dialogue with government
authorities is necessary to shape a sustainable society.
As part of this process, we are involved in several industrial and business associations whose missions include engaging with public authorities on behalf of their respective
industries, including housing 10 equipment, housing materials, plumbing, and metals. We also comply with Japan’s Public Offices Election Act, Political Funds Control Act, andother politics-related laws and regulations. As such, we prohibit contributions to individual politicians as stipulated by law as well as any contributions to specific politicalorganizations or political parties that exceed the totals permitted by law.
LIXIL approved contributions and other expenditures as detailed below. In FYE2021, approximately 98% of total global contributions were to industry associations, with thatpercentage rising to 100% for contributions outside Japan. We make contributions to industry associations to ensure that we have the latest information on laws andinternational agreements that are relevant to our business. In FYE2021, those associations included the Japan Sanitary Equipment Industry Association (an industry group that
promotes the sanitary equipment industry, raises awareness, and conducts investigative research), the Japan Sash Manufacturers Association (an industry group that promotes
businesses involved in building exteriors and sashes and other building apertures, raises awareness, and conducts investigative research), and the Japan Business Federation (aneconomic organization comprising leading Japanese companies and major industry associations).
Other expenditures in Japan are spent on participating in seminars and events hosted by politicians and other relevant organizations rather than on contributions to specificpolitical parties or politicians.

FYE2018

FYE2020

FYE2021

9,393,180円

0円

0円

0円

District, regional, and national political activities/candidates

1,035,540円

731,000円

250,432円

539,096円

Business associations, taxdeductible organizations (think tanks, etc.)

88,161,012円

86,171,596円

64,487,187円

47,156,838円

Lobbying,stakeholder representation, and similar activities

Other (expenditures relating to local and national referenda)
Total (Yen)*1

FYE2019

0円

0円

0円

0円

98,607,535

86,902,596

64,737,619

47,695,934

Scope of Data Collection： LIXIL and its group companies*Data for Permasteelisa Group cover FYE2019 and FYE2020, and data for China and Asia Pacific cover FYE2021.
*1 The significant increase in the total for FYE2018 is due to our business in the US being engaged in consultations andservices in regards to NAFTA and water regulation in California (as indicated in the lobbying fees in FYE2018).

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