Enhancing planetary health

JGC GROUP
Corporate Profile

JGC HOLDINGS CORPORATION
2-3-1, Minato Mirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa,220-6001, Japan TEL：81-45-682-1111 https://www.jgc.com/en/

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JGC's Purpose and Values

PurposeThe business activities of the JGC Group are guided by and rooted inthese principles, as is the conduct of all oﬃcers and employees.

ValuesWe are driven by our shared values and commitments.
These elements express our strengths and represent the basis for
how we work and deliver solutions to our clients and stakeholders.

Shared Values

Enhancingplanetary health
We remain committed to our traditional mission ofcreating a more prosperous future,
which has been redeﬁned to reﬂect our purpose ofenhancing the intertwined health of humans
and the Earth.

Professional
Commitments

Challenge

CreateRespect

Integrate

Deliver

Integrity

02 En h a ncin g pl a net a r y healthHistory

Since the company was founded in 1928, our growth has been driven
by constant transformation in adaptation to changing times.

1928s

1930s ‐ 50s

1960 s

1970s

Establishment of Japan Gasoline Co., Ltd.,the predecessor of JGC Holdings Corp.

Engineering Business Growth into
Full-Scale Operations
Start of Catalyst Manufacturing Business

Concerted International Expansion

Establishing its Position asa World-class Engineering
EnterpriseFounded to build and operate domestic
reﬁneries.

Start of engineering services, with reﬁnery
and petrochemical plant construction supporting postwar recovery and rapid domestic economic growth. Catalyst production
also underway by the 1940s.

Overseas expansion takes oﬀ, as JGC executes reﬁnery construction projects in SouthAmerica and moves into markets including
China, Southeast Asia, and North Africa.

Awarded a series of orders in resource-producing countries for oil reﬁnery, petrochemical, and gas-processing facilities. JGC's ﬁrst
LNG plant built in Brunei. Start of environmental and energy consulting business.

1980s

1990s-2000s

2010 s2020 sHigh-performance
functional materials

Healthcare /Energy transition

CirculareconomyLife sciences

Industrial ＆Urban infrastructure

Building a Global Network for
Project Execution,
Diversifying Operations

Overcoming Crisis, Expanded Its
Business with the Accelerated
Worldwide Resource Development

Expansion of Business Areas,
Adoption of a Holding Company
Structure

Accelerating toward the Realizationof a Decarbonized Society
with 2040 Vision

Globalization of project execution promoted, as sudden yen appreciation reduces
cost competitiveness of domestic resources.
Ventured into sectors including life sciences, and launched the ﬁne ceramics production business.

Withstood a wave of global restructuring
and realignment in the engineering industry. Responding to growing gas demand in
the late 1990s and energy demand in
emerging countries in the 2000s, the JGCGroup contributed to resource development projects in Middle Eastern oil-producing countries, and now becomes aworld leader in the LNG plant industry.

This decade is marked by our North American expansion capitalizing on regional
advances in shale oil and gas development
together with a clear commitment to oﬀshore
and renewable energy. As of October 2019,
JGC becomes a corporate group with aholding company structure, pursuing stable,
sustained growth from a multi-businessportfolio.

In May 2021, JGC redeﬁned the Group's
purpose as "Enhancing planetary health"and formulated our long-term management
vision "2040 Vision." Under this banner, JGC
contributes to the creation of a healthy
future for people and the Earth through our
expansion into ﬁve business areas.

03 En h a ncin g pl a net a r y healthGroup Management StructureGroup corporate functions

JGC Corporate Solutions Co., Ltd.
Total Engineering

JGC CORPORATION（Overseas Business）

JGC HOLDINGS CORPORATION

Energy Solutions
Sustainable Solutions
Facility Solutions

JGC Holdings, a pure holding company, unites morethan 80 companies worldwide in the JGC Group.

JGC JAPAN CORPORATION（Domestic Business）

The EPC business encompasses engineering, procurement,
construction, and operation ＆ maintenance of plants and facilities in the energy,

Functional Materials Manufacturing

infrastructure, and other sectors.
Projects outside of Japan are managed by JGC andJGC Catalysts and Chemicals Ltd.

domestic projects by JGC Japan.
In functional materials manufacturing,JGC Catalysts and Chemicals is engaged in the development, production, and sale ofJapan Fine Ceramics Co., Ltd.

catalysts and ﬁne chemicals,
and Japan Fine Ceramics pursues the development,JAPAN NUS CO., LTD.

production, and sale of ﬁne ceramics.
The JGC Group also engages in a wide range of energy and environmental

Other Domestic and Overseas Group Companies

consulting through Japan NUS.

04 En h a ncin g pl a net a r y healthBusiness Model

Clients beneﬁt from EPC services, functional materials manufacturing,
and a variety of other business models.

Functional Materials
Manufacturing

Total Engineering

EPC（Engineering, Procurement and Construction）

An enhanced value of catalysts, ﬁne chemicals and ﬁne ceramics operations isbrought to clients through the JGC Group's R&D, planning , production and sales.

Plant s an d facilitie s d evelo p e d thro u g h th e J G C G ro up' s EP C s er vic e s s up p or t clie nt
busine s se s of all kinds. The Group works with clients from the early stage s of proje ct
management consulting (PMC) for capital investment plans as well as in feasibility studies(FS) and front- end engineering and design (FEED) before conducting the EPC ser vices.
Af te r c o m p l etio n of p roje ct s , m ainte n a n c e s e r v ic e s are al s o availa b l e, e n s u rin g t h atclients maximize their business investment throughout plant and facility life cycles.

Business Execution Flow
R&D

Project Execution Flow
FS

FEED

Engineering

Marketing

Manufacturing

Sales

EPC
Procurement

Construction

PMC(Project Management Consulting)Plants and facilities take shape through consulting services that satisfy client needs with
contractor resources, applying the ex tensive accumulated exper tise and experience in
EPC.

Consulting, Licensing, BusinessParticipation, Digital Platforms
Energ y, environmental, and other consulting ser vices are par t of a broader businesspor t folio that also includes environmental technolog y licensing, digital plat forms, andbusiness participation in areas where synergies can be expected.

MaintenanceS a f e a n d s t a b l e o p e ra t i o n o f p l a n t s a n d f a c il i t i e s i s t h e g o a l o f t h e G ro u p ' s m a i n t e nance ser vices, which adopt advanced digital technologies.

05 En h a ncin g pl a net a r y healthGlobal Network

The JGC Group taps a network forged over the course of more than 90 years
to provide solutions for clients around the world.

Overseas Main Bases*1

32 locations in 22 countries
Domestic Main Bases*2

33 locations
Japan
Oﬃces

Regional Oﬃces
Laboratory
Factories*1 Cities where overseas group companies and overseas oﬃces of JGC Corporation are located.
*2 Cities where headquarters, oﬃces, factories, and research centers of JGC Holdings and the main operating companies are located.

06 En h a ncin g pl a net a r y health（As of March 2024）

Total Engineering

EnergyTransition

LNG

Oil & Gas

Fulﬁlling an Important Role as a Leading LNG Plant Contractor

Adopting Low-Carbon Practices in the Fossil Energy Sectorand Expanding Use of Clean Energy, for a Net-Zero Society

While population growth and economic development continue to drive global energy demand, theworld is grappling with how to curb climatechange. By facilitating the shift to low-carbon fossil
energy while promoting widespread use of clean
energy, the JGC Group will simultaneously respond

LNG Plant (Indonesia)
LNG is expected to play a role as a transition energy supporting the move toward a low-carbon and decarbonizedsociety. More than 30% of global LNG production comes from plants designed and built by the JGC Group. Besides
expanding production, the Group's outstanding engineering technologies aim to achieve low-carbon and decarbonized society by enhancing eﬃciency and the integration of technologies to reduce environmental impact, such as
introducing electric-driven motors and CCS (Carbon dioxide Capture and Storage) facilities.

to calls for more energy and less carbon.

07 En h a ncin g pl a net a r y healthLNG Receiving Terminal

FLNG (Floating LNG plant)

Meeting Growing Global Energy Needs

Leading FLNG Contractor

FLNG Plant (Mozambique)

LNG Terminal (Japan)
Supplied by JX Nippon LNG Service Company, Limited

Few engineering ﬁrms worldwide can undertake the ﬂoating LNG (FLNG) facility projects for which the JGCGroup is known. Floating production, storage, and oﬄoading (FPSO) units are technically challenging, and
the Groupʼs track record of successful LPG-FPSO units attests to project execution at the world's highest
level. The technologies and expertise garnered in this work are applied in oﬀshore business development.

More than a third of Japan's receiving terminals have been built with support from the JGC Group.
Looking forward, the Group will draw on its extensive experience to support national energy policies in
Asia and other emerging areas, where further construction of facilities is planned to satisfy higher electricity demand amid surging population growth and urbanization driven by economic development.

08 En h a ncin g pl a net a r y healthCCS

Reducing Environmental Impact of Fossil Energy Consumption

Gas Processing Plant and CCS Facility (Algeria)

CCS Demonstration Facility (Japan)

Recent years have seen greater attention to CCS (Carbon dioxide Capture and Storage) and CCUS (Carbon dioxide Capture, Utilization and Storage) as a viable ally against climate change: CCS, which injects andstores CO2 underground, and CCUS, which goes a step further to use CO2 eﬀectively. The JGC Group has built a reputation as a leading contractor in CCS. Its track record of CCS construction includes Japan, Algeria
and Australia. Beyond the design and construction of facilities, the Group is engaged in developing CO2 separation technologies, devising solutions from the business planning stage, and participating in carbon credit
business.

09 En h a ncin g pl a net a r y healthHydrogen/Fuel Ammonia

Nuclear Energy

A Viable Path Toward a Decarbonized Society

Looking to the Future of Nuclear Energy

Ammonia Synthesis Pilot Project Facility (Japan)
Supplied by FREA

Rendering of the Completed SMR Power Plant
Supplied by NuScale Power, LLC

The JGC Group is capable of employing multipleforms of handling hydrogen, including ammonia,
organic hydrides *1, and liquid hydrogen as energy carriers. Among these, the group has particularstrength in ammonia (NH₃), which has the highest hydrogen density and extensive supply chains
already established. Currently, as part of the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development
Organization (NEDO) Green Innovation Fund project, the Group is collaborating with Asahi Kasei
Corp. to demonstrate the production of green chemicals such as green ammonia *2 using renewableenergy-derived hydrogen. The goal is to establish eﬃcient and stable manufacturing techniques.
The Group also engages in various projects including blue/green hydrogen and ammonia *3 production and dehydrogenation projects in Japan and overseas from the conceptual planning stage tothe implementation stage, contributing to the realization of a hydrogen based society.

Treatment and disposal of radioactive waste and the reprocessing of spent nuclear fuel has been
the focus of numerous facilities designed and built by the JGC Group in Japan and overseas. The
Group's accumulated construction expertise is maximally applied in construction projects for nuclear power plants. The Group has also ventured into the EPC business for small modular reactors(SMRs), which are exceptionally safe and, along with hydrogen and renewable energy, potentiallycontribute to decarbonization.

*1 Organic Hydride: A representative example is methylcyclohexane (MCH). MCH is a compound where hydrogen is bonded with toluene, andit remains in liquid form at room temperature and pressure, allowing for eﬃcient hydrogen transport and storage.
*2 Green Ammonia: Ammonia produced from renewable energy sources*3 Blue Hydrogen/Ammonia: Hydrogen or ammonia derived from fossil resources, with captured, utilized, or stored CO₂

10 En h a ncin g pl a net a r y healthSolar Power Generation

Oﬀshore Wind Power Generation

Bringing Renewable Energy to Japan and the World

Toward Widespread Adoption of
Next-Generation Renewables

Solar Power Plant (Vietnam)

As an early participant in solar power
generation after Japan introduced arenewable energy feed-in tariﬀ
system in 2012, the JGC Group not
only boasts very considerable experience in solar construction but has
also gained expertise in solar utility
operations. Overseas, achievementsin this segment include the construction of several large solar power
plants in Vietnam and will soon
include Mongolia's ﬁrst solar power
plant equipped with an energy storage system. In this way, we provide
optimal energy management solutions accounting for storage andtransmission.

Biomass Power Generation
Power Generation Supporting Carbon Neutrality
Among r e n e w a b l e s , b i o m a s s i semerging as a method of power generation linked to recycling andregional development. Group projects have drawn on our expertiseboth as an operator and a contractor
to proactively develop this businessin Japan and beyond.

With many countries planning to expand oﬀshore wind power generation, the JGC Group will contribute to wider adoption by utilizing experience from a vast track record of large-scale projects in oil andgas. Project management capabilities enable optimal coordination of all aspects of EPC plans througha command of wide-ranging engineering technologies as well as procurement and deployment on a
global scale, which ensures optimal equipment is brought on-site exactly as needed.

Biomass Power Plant (Japan)

11 En h a ncin g pl a net a r y healthOil and Gas Production,
Separation, and Integration

Petrochemicals,
Downstream Chemicals

Support from the Planning Stage in Upstream Applications

Building More Competitive, Value-Added Production Bases

Gas Processing Plant(U. A.E.)

Ethylene Plant (U.S.A.)The JGC Group's extensive record of projects for upstream applications in the oil and gas industry
includes crude oil and gas gathering facilities, separation plants, and pressure boosting systems in the
Middle East, North Africa, and Southeast Asia. The Group is also active from the planning stage ofresource development projects of oil majors and national oil companies in oil- and gas-producing countries. For maximum return on investment and rapid progress in development plans, comprehensive
proposals are porvided from development planning support to plant construction, operation, and maintenance.

Using natural gas and shale gas as feedstocks, the JGC Group has a track record of executing
large-scale projects in the Middle East, the U.S. and Asia. This includes large-scale ethane crackers andother downstream chemical plants. Group companies at home and abroad provide strong support forthe overseas expansion of Japanese chemical manufacturers. The Group has an impressive trackrecord in facilities for specialty chemicals and other highly value-added products.

12 En h a ncin g pl a net a r y healthPetroleum Reﬁning

Gas-Fired Power Generation

Responsive to Developments in the Reﬁning Industry

Meeting Global Electricity Demand

Reﬁnery (Thailand)

IGCC Plant (Japan)

As a corporate group with a wealth of experience in reﬁnery construction, the JGC Group is responsive
to changes in industrial business environment. The Groupʼ s extensive track record includes reinforcing
heavy-oil cracking equipment such as ﬂuid catalytic crackers and hydrocrackers in reﬁnery upgrades aswell as new plant construction and modiﬁcation for sulfur-free gasoline and diesel fuel to meet stricter
global environmental regulations. Clients also turn to the JGC Group when implementing capital investment plans for a competitive edge, as when converting domestic facilities to chemical reﬁneries.

Around the world, the JGC Group has a proven track record in construction projects for thermal
power plants ﬁred by oil, natural gas, and other energy sources. New power generation pioneered
includes the world's ﬁrst design and construction of residual oil-ﬁred integrated gasiﬁcation combined
cycle plants, as well as the development of systems powered by boil-oﬀ gas from tanks at LNG receiving terminals.

13 En h a ncin g pl a net a r y healthCircular Economy

Sustainable Aviation Fuel（SAF）
Contributing to the large scale production and popularization of SAF

Contributing to the Realization ofa Circular Economy

Eﬀorts toward sustainability are dependent onestablishing a circular economy. Broad contributions of the JGC Group to this end include chemical recycling of plastic and ﬁber waste as well as
production of next-generation sustainable aviationfuel (SAF) produced from used cooking oil.

SAF (Sustainable Aviation Fuel) is produced through the treatment of raw materials such as biomass, used cooking oil, andmunicipal solid waste. The life cycle of the fuel, from production to combustion, is much more eﬃcient than conventional aviation fuels in terms of reduction of green house gas emissions, and it can be used with existing infrastructure without modiﬁcation. In November 2022, the JGC Group established SAFFAIRE SKY ENERGY*1, the ﬁrst large-scale domestic SAF manufacturing
company in Japan. The group is constructing SAF plant aiming to start SAF production by 2025.*2 Additionally, the group initiated the “Fry to Fly Project” to promote resource recycling and contribute to achieving a decarbonized society. As of June 2024,
127 organizations are participating in this project. The group will contribute to the realization of a decarbonized society bycollaborating with various companies, local governments, and other entities.
*1 SAFFAIRE SKY ENERGY: Joint venture company with Cosmo Oil Co., Ltd. and Revo International Inc.
*2 This project has been adopted as a grant project by the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO).

14 En h a ncin g pl a net a r y healthChemical Recycling
Aiming for the Increase in Plastic Waste and Fiber Waste Recycling Rate
The JGC Group is working to establish recycling systems for a wide range of plastic andpolyester ﬁber waste. EUP (Ebara Ube Process) *1 is the only technology in the world
with a track record of long-term commercial operation in gasiﬁcation chemical recycling
applications. As a licensor/contractor of EUP, the JGC Group has been engaged in thelicensing, design and construction of facilities.
Further, the JGC Group has been working on expanding its role as a licensor of thepyrolysis process by means of which plastic waste is chemically recycled to produce
naphtha substitute oil. The process has a long term, large-scale commercial trackrecord *2 . Moreover, in chemical recycling for polyester, the JGC Group has beencollaborating with companies that have proven achievements in the commercial
operation and technology associated with chemical recycling various polyester
products including ﬁber waste, or a broad network in the textile and ﬁber industries.
The JGC Group has been working with them to develop a licensing business*3.

*1 EUP: The EUP, which was developed by EBARA CORPORATION and UBE Corporation in 2000 and was commercialized for longterm operation by Showa Denko K.K.
(currently Resonac Holdings Corporation), is a process that gasiﬁes plastic waste using partial oxidation with oxygen and steam, and produces synthesis gases thatcan be utilized in the synthesis of ammonia, oleﬁns and other chemicals.
*2 Pyrolysis plant of the former Sapporo Plastic Recycling Co. Ltd (SPR) was in commercial operation from 2000 for 10 years.
*3 JGC HOLDINGS CORPORATION, TEIJIN LIMITED and ITOCHU Corporation made a joint venture company for licensing business to apply
the technology to chemical recycling polyester ﬁber.

15 En h a ncin g pl a net a r y healthHealthcare/
Life Sciences

Pharmaceutical Plants
Applying Japan's Best Technical Expertise in Pharmaceutical Engineering

Supporting Health Through Advanced Technologies

In healthcare, smart hospitals represent a compelling application of digital technologies, as medical

JGC's engineering and construction expertise is behind this award-winning mid-sized API manufacturing facility of Chugai
Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.Category winner for Innovation in the ISPE Facility of the Year Awards.

needs in emerging economies and elsewhere continue to grow. In life sciences, drug discovery has
become more diverse and sophisticated, from small
and middle molecule drugs to biopharmaceuticals
to new modalities. To meet these needs and support global health, the JGC Group applies its expertise in pharmaceutical engineering as well as hospi-

Designed by engineers covering a broad range of pharmaceutical specialties and drawing on a track record of more than 650
projects. The pharmaceutical plants made possible by the JGC Group not only conform to GMPs but are noted for pharmaceutical engineering technologies highly valued in Japan. These plants fulﬁll roles in the production of small and middle molecule
active pharmaceutical ingredients, biopharmaceuticals, nucleic acid drugs, vaccines, and sterile solid dosage forms. Outside ofJapan, the Group supports the construction of pharmaceutical plants from the initial stage and is fully committed to the successof all projects undertaken.

tal construction and operation honed in Japan sincethe 1970s.

16 En h a ncin g pl a net a r y healthHospitals
EPC and Operations, Supporting HealthA facility with an advanced containment technology in the mid-sized API manufacturing facility of Chugai Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. This technology ensures worker safety
from exposure to highly potency compounds.

Hospital Redevelopment Project (Japan)

As society ages faster and the need for healthcare reform looms on the horizon, new medical construction must anticipate future needs. Across Japan, the JGC Group is engaged in a number of hospital and medical facility construction
projects that integrate and optimize management, operation planning, planning/design/construction, equipment installation, information infrastructure construction, environmental/disaster prevention planning, relocation planning andmaintenance management under a consistent philosophy. In addition, the JGC Group is also engaged in hospital management and operations overseas, applying hospital management expertise gained through public-private partnerships
in Japan. Furthermore, with an eye on establishing businesses that contribute to preventive medicine for extending
healthy life expectancy, the JGC Group is also developing digital healthcare operations with digital technologies adopted at hospitals and clinics to collect medical data and improve the quality of treatment.

17 En h a ncin g pl a net a r y healthIndustrial /Urban InfrastructureHigh-tech Industries
Realizing the Best Integration of Buildings and Facilities, with
Deeper Understanding of the Clientsʼ Manufacturing Processes

Responding to various demands around the world

Further development of the information society isdriving demand for infrastructure facilities
supporting digital industries ‒semiconductor andstorage battery factories and data centers, forexample‒ and demand in related industries is also
surging. Furthermore, in emerging economies withgrowing populations like southeast Asia, demandfor infrastructure to provide electricity, water andsewage systems, and rail transport is increasing.
Applying competencies of engineering technologies
and project management capabilities developed
over years in projects, the JGC Group provides
facility solutions by accompanying clients from theconceptual stage to the realization of their capital

The JGC Group participates from the basic conception and planning stages of projects for production facilities for partsand materials used in semiconductors and storage batteries and executes the projects. In addition, for advanced data
centers, for which demands are rapidly increasing, the JGC Group provides complex solutions and project execution as
an engineering contractor that handles everything from project conception to EPC execution. The JGC Group makes fulluse of our engineering technologies and project management capabilities developed over many years of serving the pharmaceutical manufacturing sectors, etc., to provide optimal solutions for the engineering of plants that integrate buildings
and facilities, as well as for our clients' processes and project characteristics, to ensure highly reliable factories.

investment plans and the construction of plants andfacilities.
18 En h a ncin g pl a net a r y healthSmart Factories

Complex Urban Infrastructure

Enhancing Competitiveness in Manufacturing

Functional Integration of Urban Infrastructure

For applications such as food andcosmetics production, machining andassembly, or distribution, next-generation smart factories proposed by
the JGC Group oﬀer higher productivity through IoT/digital technologies, robots, and other automation,
besides meeting low-carbon/decarbonization needs through energy-eﬃcient and environmentally conscious technologies. The JGC Groupleverages our unmatched strengths
as an engineering contractor excelling in design technology includingarchitectural, mechanical, and electrical design, to propose solutions fromthe conceptual stage that meet clientneeds and enable overall factory
optimization.

In developing complex infrastructure, the JGC Groupapplies its accumulated expertise in the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of various types ofurban infrastructure used for renewable energy, life
sciences, healthcare, transportation, water and wastewater treatment, manufacturing, and recycling. JGC project
management services also integrate renewable energy,
circular economy, and other solutions, enabling environmentally-conscious industrial parks and urban development.

Promoting Overseas Development ofRailway Infrastructure
Mechanical and electrical packages ‒assemblies of particularly complex subsystems‒ are a facet of JGC designand construction in railway infrastructure, as are train
depots. Our approach to totally optimize railway EPC bysystem integration can achieve a high level of reduction of
construction period and cost, as well as achieve laborsaving in maintenance.

Non-Ferrous Metal Reﬁning

Contributing to Expansion of Production of Rare Metals
with Cutting-Edge Technologies

Nickel Smelting Plant (Philippines)

Factors such as the spread of EVs
have made rare metals and nonferrous metals such as copper andnickel more vital than ever. "Wetsmelting" plants designed and built
by the JGC Group with world-classtechnical expertise and extensive
experience are notable for addressing issues of exploiting low-grade ore
deposits, managing sulfur and otherore impurities, and reducing the overall environmental footprint. By providing a one-stop service for the construction of nonferrous metal smelting plants, from feasibility studies todesign, construction, and commissioning support, the Group contributes to an expanded supply of nonferrous metals.

Water Treatment that is Both Environmentally
Compatible and Economical

19 En h a ncin g pl a net a r y healthResponding to a variety of needs of clients and communities, the JGC Group oﬀers water infrastructure for plants,
factories, and complex infrastructure, such as industrial
parks and regional development, from the standpoint of
an integrated approach to business planning, engineering,procurement, construction, and maintenance. In responseto the requirement for carbon neutrality, the Group realizes water infrastructure combining economic eﬃciency
and environmental acceptability by taking low carbon/decarbonization measures such as optimal integration
between renewable energy and water infrastructure.

Functional Materials Manufacturing

High-Performance
Functional Materials

Catalysts
Contributing to a Carbon Neutral Society
Development and production are centered on
ﬂuid catalytic cracking (FCC) catalysts, petroleum reﬁning catalysts such as those used inhydrogenation processes, chemical catalysts for
petrochemical applications, and environmental
catalysts (denitriﬁcation catalysts etc.) for
removing nitrogen oxides from ﬂue gases ofthermal power plants etc. Further, in recent
years, we are aiming to contribute to the realization of carbon neutral society by developing
catalysts for synthetic fuels to achieve carbon
recycling, utilizing the technologies cultivatedover the years.

Responding to Worldwide Needs ThroughAdvanced Manufacturing

Catalysts for Petroleum Reﬁning (FCC Catalysts)

The JGC Group responds to changing industrial
needs, helps improve people's quality of life, andworks toward a sustainable society through development, production and sales of catalysts forreﬁneries, petrochemical plants, waste treatment
plants, ﬁne chemicals applying nanotechnologies,
as well as ﬁne ceramics distinguished by properties such as heat resistance, corrosion resistance,and high rigidity.

Denitriﬁcation catalysts remove nitrogen oxides (NOx) from the ﬂue gases of thermal
power plants and waste treatment facilities, preventing environmental pollution.

20 En h a ncin g pla net a r y healthFine Chemicals
Improving Quality of Life with Nanotechnologies
Fine chemicals supplied by the JGC Group, applying thenano-technologies developed through catalyst production, fulﬁll
numerous needs in IT/electronic, optical, cosmetic, and colloidal
applications. The products they enable are indispensable to acomfortable life and range from memory devices to TV and computer LCDs and FPDs, eyeglass lenses, and cosmetics.

Sols of Silica and Metallic Colloids

Silica sols are used in anti-reﬂective coatings for ﬂat panel displays and similar surfaces.

Fine Ceramics
New Materials, Endless Possibilities

Engineering Ceramics

Octacalcium Phosphate (OCP) as a Bone Regeneration Material
21 En h a ncin g pl a net a r y health

The JGC Group meets the diverse needs of various advanced
industries, including the semiconductor manufacturing equipmentﬁeld, with its proprietary technologies in the ﬁelds of electronic
ceramics, engineering ceramics, and metal-ceramic composite
materials (MMC) etc.
We are also expanding production of high thermal conductivity
silicon nitride substrates for power modules used in electric vehicles (EVs) and other applications, using our unique technology thatis superior to conventional manufacturing methods, thereby contributing to the realization of the decarbonized society.
Furthermore, through joint research with Tohoku University, theGroup have achieved the world's ﬁrst mass production of Octacalcium Phosphate (OCP), a material with excellent bone regeneration capabilities and high biodegradability. Anticipating increased
demand due to an aging society, the Group plans to collaborate
with various pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturing
companies to develop bone substitute products using OCP as araw material.

C o m p a ny P r o ﬁl e

Name

JGC HOLDINGS CORPORATION

Representative

Masayuki Sato
Representative Director,
Chairman and Chief Executive Oﬃcer (CEO)Head Oﬃce

2-3-1, Minato Mirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama,
Kanagawa, 220-6001, Japan
TEL：81-45-682-1111
URL：https://www.jgc.com/en/

Established

October 25, 1928

Capital¥23,798.81million (As of March 31, 2024)

Employees(Consolidated)

8,865 （As of March 31, 2024）

Stock Exchange Listing

Prime Market, Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE Code:1963)

22 En h a ncin g pla net a r y healthMai n Gr o up C o m p a n ie s
JGC Corporate Solutions Co., Ltd. (Group corporate functions)
2-3-1, Minato Mirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa,220-6001, Japan
TEL：81-45-682-1111

JGC CORPORATION

2-3-1, Minato Mirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa,220-6001, Japan
TEL：81-45-682-1111

JGC JAPAN CORPORATION

2-3-1, Minato Mirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa,220-6001, Japan
TEL：81-45-682-1111

JGC Catalysts and Chemicals Ltd.

JGC ASIA PACIFIC PTE. LTD.

80 Pasir Panjang Road #14-81, Mapletree Business City,
Singapore 117372

PT. JGC INDONESIA

Jl. TB Simatupang 7-B Jakarta 12430, Indonesia
TEL：62-21-2997-6500

JGC PHILIPPINES, INC.

2109 Prime Street, Madrigal Business Park,
Alabang, Muntinlupa City, Philippines 1780
TEL：63-2-876-6000

JGC Vietnam Co., Ltd.

Unit 1709, 17F, Keangnam Hanoi Landmark Tower, Lot E6 Cau Giay
New Urban Area, Me Tri Ward, Nam Tu Liem District, Hanoi, Vietnam
TEL：84-24-3794-0520

Solid Square East Tower 16F, 580 Horikawa-cho, Saiwai-ku,
Kawasaki, Kanagawa, 212-0013, Japan
TEL：81-044-556-9120

JGC Gulf International Co., Ltd.

Japan Fine Ceramics Co., Ltd.

JGC Algeria S.p.A.

3-10, Akedori, Izumi-ku, Sendai, Miyagi,
981-3206, Japan
TEL：81-022-378-7825

JAPAN NUS CO., LTD.

Nishi-Shinjuku Prime Square 5F, 7-5-25 Nishi-Shinjuku,
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Tour CMA-CGM 2eme Etage, Quartier des Aﬀaires Bab Ezzouar
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Kodandarama Nagar, Perugundi, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, 600096 India
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