28 June:2024
Fujimoto Chemicals CO., LTD.

Greenhouse Gas (CO2) Emissions(FY 2023)

ESG Promotion Department(Unit: t-CO2)

Scope１

Direct Emissions

Scope２

Indirect energy emissions

Scope３Category 1

FY2023 ActualRatio

1,566.0

3.1%

2,850.9

5.6%

35,286.7

69.9% Purchased raw material costs

Fuel Use,Vehicles, etc.

Products and services
purchased

Calculation Method
Fuel consumption under the Act on theRational
Use of Energy, own vehicles
Energy Conservation Law Purchased
Electricity

2capital goods

2,151.7

4.3% Depreciation and amortization

3

Energy Procurement1,032.3

2.0% Purchased Electricity

4Transportation and delivery

5

waste

7,118.3

14.1% Weight by waste type6business trip

32.8

0.1% Number of Employees

7commuting to work

456.6

0.9% Number of Employees

15.8

0.0%

In-house raw material delivery andshipping delivery

50,510.9 100.0%

total amountGraph１．Total Greenhouse gas (CO2) emissions
0%

1%

3%

6%

0%
2%

FY2023 Results (t-CO2)
14%

Scope１ Direct Emissions Fuel Use,Vehicles, etc.
Scope２ Indirect energy emissions

4%

Scope３ Category 1 Products and services purchased
Scope３ Category 2 capital goods
Scope３ Category 3 Energy Procurement
Scope３ Category 4 Transportation and delivery
Scope３ Category 5 waste
Scope３ Category 6 business trip70%

Scope３ Category 7 commuting to work

★Greenhouse gas emission reduction targets(SBTi approval: Mar 2023)” We commit to reduce scope 1 and scope 2 GHG emissions 42% by 2030 from a 2021 base year, andto measure and reduce its scope 3 emissions.”
Summary； Graph 1. In the actual GHG emissions for FY2023, Scope 3 Category 5 "Purchased Products" accounts for 70% of the totalemissions, and it is difficult to drastically reduce these emissions due to the high cost of raw materials used in our pharmaceuticalproduction.
Graph 2: Scope 2 "Electricity" reduced 122.2 t-CO2 compared to last year, while Scope 1 "Direct Emissions" increased 407.5 t-CO2.
This is mainly due to an increase in LPG consumption by 22.4% over the previous year as our manufacturing plant's operating rateincreased from last year.
*Against the "Scope 1+2 total emission reduction target of 42%," the actual result this year was -2.8% (GHG emissions increased
Graph 3: Regarding reduction measures for Scope 2 "Electricity," GHG emissions were reduced by 463.1 t-CO2 through theoperation of solar panels and the introduction of eco plans by electricity suppliers. 14.0% of the reduction in Scope 2 wasachieved. We will promote similar reduction measures in the coming year and beyond.
*Actual reductions: Photovoltaic panels (21.2 t-CO2: 0.7% reduction), Eco Plan (441.9 t-CO2: 13.3% reduction)
Graph 4: For Scope 3, Category 1, "Purchased products (raw material costs)," emissions were reduced due to reductions in raw
material costs for some pharmaceutical products. Category 5 "Waste" emissions increased due to an increase in the operation
rate of our manufacturing plant. We will continue to check the trend of Scope 3 emissions and consider measures for reduction.
＊Actual change: Reduction of 9127.2 t-CO2 in raw material cost and increase of 790.7 t-CO2 in waste.

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5,000

0.0%

-10%

3.9%

4,500

-2.8%

ｔ-CO2

3,500

2,500

3,168.442.0%

2,850.9

3,000

2,973.1

30%

50%
2,000

1,208.2

1,500

70%

1,000
500

Reduction rate
(Scope1+2)

10%

4,000

1,566.0

1,129.7

1,158.5

FY2021 Actual

FY2022 Actual

1,284.7

90%0

FY2023 Actual

Scope１ Direct Emissions Fuel Use,Vehicles, etc.

Target FY2030

Scope２ Indirect energy emissions

Scope 1+2 Total emissions Reduction rate

Graph 3: Scope 2 (CO2 emission reductions in electricity use)

t-CO2

60%
3,000

60%

2,500

50%

2,000

2,973.1

3,168.4

2,850.9

1,208.2

40%
30%

1,500

14.0%
1,000

500

1805.2
0.0%

0.0

2.5%

FY2021 Actual

10%

76.6

020%

FY2022 Actual

463.10%

FY2023 Actual

Scope 2 CO2 emission reductions from electricity use

Target FY2030

Scope２ Indirect energy emissions

Percentage reduction from total electricity

2/3

CO2 emission reduction rate from total
electricity consumption

70%

3,500

Graph 4．GHG emissions (Scope3)
60,0006,327.6

50,0002,510.7

ｔ-CO2

40,0004,578.1

7,118.3

2,451.1

2,151.7

30,00044,413.9

20,00035,471.3

35,286.7

10,0000

FY2021 Actual

FY2022 Actual

Category 1 Products and services purchased
Category 3 Energy Procurement
Category 5 waste
Category 7 commuting to work

FY2023 Actual

Category 2 capital goods
Category 4 Transportation and delivery
Category 6 business trip

GHG emissions Historical results (FY2021-23)(Unit: t-CO2)
FY2021 Actual FY2022 Actual FY2023 Actual Target FY2030 Calculation Method
Scope１

Direct Emissions

Fuel Use,Vehicles, etc.

Scope２

Indirect energy emissions

Scope1+2 Total emissions
Scope 1+2 Total emissions Reduction rate
Scope３Category 1

Products and services
purchased

Fuel consumption under the Act on

1,129.7

1,158.5

1,566.0

1,284.7

3,168.4

2,973.1

2,850.9

1,208.2

4,298.1

4,131.7

4,416.9

2,492.9

0.0%

3.9%

-2.8%

42.0%

35,471.3

44,413.9

35,286.7

Purchased raw material costs

theRational Use of Energy, own vehicles
Energy Conservation Law Purchased
Electricity

Category 2

capital goods

2,451.1

2,510.7

2,151.7

Depreciation and amortization

Category 3

Energy Procurement

863.2

918.4

1,032.3

Purchased Electricity

Category 4

Transportation and delivery

10.6

9.0

15.8

Category 5

waste

4,578.1

6,327.6

7,118.3

Weight by waste type

Category 6

business trip

30.2

30.2

32.8

Number of Employees

Category 7

commuting to work

419.2

419.2

456.6

Number of Employees

48,121.9

58,760.6

50,510.9

Scope 2 CO2 emission reductions from electricity use

0.0

76.6

463.1

1805.2

Percentage reduction from total electricity

0.0%

2.5%

14.0%

60%

Scope1+2+3 Total emissions

total amountIn-house raw material delivery andshipping delivery

GHG emission reduction measures

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