Realize Sustainable Environment and Society
Komori’s Sustainability

Results of analysis pertaining risks and opportunities based on climate change scenarios

Segment

Evaluation
Factors and events

4°C scenario
Risks

Opportunities

Status of Komori initiatives

1.5°C scenario
Risks⇒ Items implemented in the fiscal year ending March 31, 2024
• Response to risk ◯ Response to opportunity ● Response to risk/ opportunity

Opportunities•Carbon pricing

Increase in business costs such as the start of carbon tax

LowLowHigh

Low

Setting reduction targets for Scopes 1 and 2 and taking action⇒Changed the calculation method in accordance with the Scope 2market standards.
• Initiatives to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050

Physical impact fromclimate change

Impact from transitioning to a decarbonized society•
Energy-saving andrenewable energy
measures

Changes in energy
costs

Response to measures related to energy-saving and renewable energy

Increase in electricity price due in part to switch to power-generating
method sourced from renewable energy

LowLowHighHigh

Installation of solar panels⇒MBO plant in Portugal installed 590kW solar power generator.
• Introduction of electricity sourced from renewable energy〇 Promote energy-saving performance during product development⇒ Developed a technology that reduces the operating power of the main modelof the Lithrone G40 advance Series by approximately 18% compared toconventional models.

Low

MediumLow• Switch to energy-saving air conditioning and lighting equipment during
product manufacturing⇒ Renewal of air conditioning system at Tsukuba Plant.
〇 Development of products at high energy-saving performance⇒ Developed elemental technologies to improve the energy-saving
performance of ink supply and sheet transfer equipment.

MediumMediumHightoMedium

HightoMedium• Downsizing due to improved product manufacturing capabilities● Transition to printing presses and digital printing systems with highenvironmental performance〇 Development of products in the field of printed electronics with low
environmental impact

Low

Progress in
next-generation
technology

Changes in demand for printing presses due to digital transformation

Changes in raw
material costs

Rise in prices of casting and steel materials due to changes in ironsmelting methods

Low

Low

MediumLow• Examination and consideration into substitution of parts through dialogue
with suppliers

Reputational risks

Impact from status of initiatives pertaining climate change on corporate
evaluation

Low

Low

MediumLow• Appropriate information disclosure and communication with stakeholders⇒ Disclosed information through integrated report and other means, andengaged in dialogue with investors.

Intensifying extreme
weather

Damage to Komori locations and the supply chain due to weather
disasters

Low• Relocations and measures for offices exposed to hazards and risks• Strengthening of BCP measures⇒ Added risks related to head office functions and production sites to the risk
management items of the Risk Management Committee.

Rise in averagetemperatures

Increase in business costs due to the use of air conditioning equipment
caused by rising temperatures

Low• Installation of air conditioning equipment with high energy-savingperformance⇒ Upgraded air conditioning equipment at the Tsukuba Plant to reduce CO2emissions by 48 tons per year.

HighHigh

Low

Low

MediumMedium[Evaluation Indicators]
・Quantitative evaluations have been performed with the following criteria on items that (potentially) impacted operating income performance in the fiscal year ended March 31, 2022:⇒ High: 5% or more, Medium: More than 1% - under 5%, Low: Under 1%・Impact on which quantitative evaluations are not performed is evaluated based on qualitative study, and qualitative evaluation is indicated with gray coloring.

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KOMORI CORPORATION INTEGRATED REPORT 2023

KOMORI CORPORATION INTEGRATED REPORT 2023

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