Communication with society

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Governance & complianceContributing to society and communities
The INOAC Group takes various opportunities to engage in activities that build trust with society and communities.
Considering it our mission as a company to support the growth of children who are our future, we are engaged in educational and developmental activities in Japan and around the world.

Japan■ Donating polyurethane masks and vaccine transportation boxes■ Disaster response agreement■ Idea contest for elementary school students

In order to help stop the spread of COVID-19, we are actively donating

The Saitama Plant of Techno Foam Japan Co., Ltd. has been providing

For the healthy mental and physical growth of children who are ourproducts made with INOAC technologies. In May 2020, we donated 6,000

interlocking foam mats to the city hall of Hanyu in Saitama Prefecture

future, we at the INOAC Corporation aim to engage in activities thatpolyurethane masks to the city of Anjo in Aichi Prefecture. Additionally,since April 2019. In August 2020, the plant and the city also concluded ancontribute to communities based on the three themes of “Nurturing ideas

the Logistics Medical Division donated an i-Medisys set-temperature

Agreement to Supply Emergency Daily Necessities in Times of Disaster.

for making things,” “Nurturing body and mind,” and “Nurturing waste-freevaccine transport system to the city of Kaizu in Gifu Prefecture in April
2021.

mentalities.” As part of these efforts, we organized the first ever My Free

facilitate smooth partitioning of emergency shelters to prevent theIdea Contest, for which elementary school students all over Japan sent in

We are also making donations to local government offices of otherspread of COVID-19, and have cushioning properties that can help totheir wonderful ideas.

plants and business locations. These activities to provide support toalleviate physical strain. Currently, Hanyu uses these mats in the Children’scommunities will continue.

Square at their Civic Plaza facility.

Donation presentation event in the city of Kaizu

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We aim to continue holding idea contests that can serve as
springboards to healthy mental and physical growth for children.

Signing ceremony in Hanyu

Communication with society

Company profile

Feature Story

Harmony with the environment

Improving value

Communication with society

Producing an employeefriendly workplace

Supply chain management

Governance & complianceContributing to society and communities

Overseas■ Charity activities for orphanages■ Donating mattresses to schools■ Donating mattresses to field hospitals

INOAC LIVING VIETNAM CO., LTD. (Vietnam)

INOAC POLYMER LANKA（PVT）LTD.

INOAC (THAILAND) CO., LTD.

There are approximately 1.4 million children living in poverty in Vietnam,

We donate bed mattresses produced in-house to local junior and senior

In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, we are donating in-house

157,000 of whom are orphans living in many different facilities

high schools.

produced mattresses to field hospitals.

throughout the country.
We hold regular charity events with the hope of providing spiritualand material support to the children in these facilities.

In order to support the health and safety of students and faculty of theIn Thailand, Samut Sakhon Province was closed off at the beginning ofschools, we are helping to make improvements to campus first aid rooms

2021, and field hospitals were concurrently established. We supported

and break rooms. Through these donations we are also assisting students’

healthcare workers there by donating 600 mattresses to help to make up

sports activities, and we believe this is helping to develop better leaders.

for shortages of mattress for patients.
The INOAC Group is providing many types of support in each country
during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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