Environmental Data

CONTENTS

Applicable Period
2010

Applicable Period

1Applicable companies

1

Environmental Data
Compendium

1※Some activities that are likely to continue areincluded with activities for 2011.

Inquiries regarding
Environmental Data

1

Applicable companies

Where to find information2
corresponding to the textof the Ministry of the Environment's
Environmental Reporting Guidelines(2007 version)

CMK CORPORATION and affiliated companies（

Waste Reduction ，Resource
Recycling and Resource-saving
Activities）

Domestic Group

Environmentally Conscious Production
Processes and Office Activities
Prevention of Global Warming

From April 1,2010
through March 31,2011

3

CMK CORPORATION Four
Main Factory

Domestic AffiliatedCompanies
Production Centers

G Station Factory
Technical Center Factory

CMK MECHANICSCORPORATIONKIBAN Center Factory

CMK MULTI CORPORATION

Niigata Satellite Factory

CMK NIIGATA CORPORATIONYAMANASHI SANKO CO.,LTD.

4

Non-production Centers
Head Office
SE Center

Compliance with the PRTR Law

5

Examples of Activities at theProduction Bases

6

Office and distribution casestudies

8

Sales Offices (11)CMK KANBARA ELECTRONICCORPORATION JAPANCMK PRODUCTS
CORPORATION

Overseas CMK Group
Production Centers

Environmental Management Activities

CMKS (MALAYSIA) SDN. BHD.
CMK CORPORATION(THAILAND)CO.,LTD
CMK Global Brands Manufacture, Ltd.

Observing Environmental Laws
and Ordinances，Environmental
Auditing and Environment Slogan , 9biodiversity protection activities

CMK ELECTRONICS (WUXI) CO., LTD.
CMKC (DONG GUAN) LTD.

Non-production Centers

Information Disclosure
Information Disclosure,
Customer relations

CMK EUROPE N.V.
CMK AMERICA CORPORATION10CMK ASIA(PTE.)LTD.
CMKC (HONG KONG) LIMITED.

Environmental Load Data for
11
Production Bases

Environmental Data
Compendium

The Environmental Data compendium presents environmental information such as statistical
data and descriptions of programs and initiatives that were omitted from the CSR Report2010 due to space restrictions.

Inquiries regarding
Environmental Data

CMK CORPORATION Environmental Promotion Department
48-1Toyatsuka-cho, Isesaki-shi Gunma 372-0825, Japan
TEL：＋81-270-32-8530 FAX：＋81-270-32-8531 E-mail：kankyou@cmk.co.jp

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Where to find information corresponding to the text of the Ministry of theEnvironment's Environmental Reporting Guidelines （2007 version）
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Corresponding page(s) Corresponding page(s)inin CSR Report 2011 Environmental Data 2011

1.General(BI)ＢＩ - １

Forward by Management

ＢＩ - ２

Key reporting requirements

ＢＩ - ２- １

Organizations, periods, and areas covered by the reporting

ＢＩ - ２- ２

Scope of the organizations reported and status of environmental impact assessments

ＢＩ - ３Business summary(including management indices)

ＢＩ - ４

Overview of environmental reporting

ＢＩ - ４- １

List of major indicators

ＢＩ - ４- ２

Summary of objectives, plans, and results related to environmental initiatives in organizational activities

ＢＩ - ５Material balance(inputs, internal recycling, outputs)

2

-

1

1

1

11

3〜6

-

3,4,11,12

3,4,5

11,12

-

12

-

-

2.Information and Indicators related to the Status of Environmental Management (MPI)ＭＰ - １

Status of environmental management

ＭＰ - １- １

Environmental policy in organizational activities

11

ＭＰ - １- ２

Environmental management systems

14-

ＭＰ - ２Compliance with environmental regulations

18

9ＭＰ - ３

Environmental accounting information

14-

ＭＰ - ４

Status of environmentally-conscious investment or financing--

ＭＰ - ５

Status of supply chain management for environmental conservation

15,16

-

ＭＰ - ６

Status of green purchasing or procurement168

ＭＰ - ７

Status of research and development on new environmental technologies and DfE

14-

ＭＰ - ８

Status of environmentally-friendly transportation-

8

ＭＰ - ９Status of biodiversity conservation and sustainable use of biological resources119

ＭＰ -10Status of communications related to environmental activities

28

10

ＭＰ -11

Community environmental initiatives

28

9

15,16
Status of products and services that help minimize environmental impact
3.Information and Indicators related to the Status of Activities Related to Environmental
Impact Generated by Organizational Activities and Reduction Measures (OPI)ＯＰ - １
11,12,17
Total energy input and strategies for reduction
ＭＰ -12-

3,6,7

ＯＰ - ２

Total material input and strategies for reduction

11,12

-

ＯＰ - ３

Water consumption and strategies for reduction

11,12

11

ＯＰ - ４

Amount of materials recycled within the facilities of an organization--

ＯＰ - ５

Total production and sales volumes

3-

ＯＰ - ６

Amount of greenhouse gas emissions and reduction measures

11,12,17

3,6,7

ＯＰ - ７

Air pollution, its environmental impact on the living environment, and reduction measures-

11

ＯＰ - ８Amount of release and transfer of chemical substances and reduction measures

11,12,17,18

5

ＯＰ - ９Total waste output and final waste disposal volumes and strategies for reduction

11,12,17

4

-

-

12,14

3,4

19 〜 21-

Total liquid emissions and strategies for reduction
4.Information and Indicators related to the Status of the Relationship between
Environmental Considerations and Management (EEI)
5.Information and Indicators related to the Status of Social Initiatives (SPI)

ＯＰ -10①

Information and indicators related to industrial safety and hygiene②

Information and indicators related to employment

22

-

③

Information and indicators related to human rights

22

-

④

Information and indicators related to contributions to local communities and society as a whole28-

7 〜 10,25,26

-

27

-

23,34

-

-

-

-

-

⑤

Information and indicators related to corporate governance, corporate ethics, compliance, and fair trade⑥

Information and indicators related to personal information protection⑦

Information and indicators related to a wide range of consumer protection and product safety issues⑧⑨

Information and indicators related to other social issues

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Environmentally Conscious Production Processes and Office Activities

Prevention of Global WarmingWith energy consumption accounting for mostly of CO2 emissions at CMK production facilities in Japan, conserving energy
is an important activity for reducing CO2.
The CMK Group promotes energy conservation in every facet of business activities at its production facilities, offices, andother workplaces to reduce CO2, a major cause of global warming.
In the 2010 fiscal year, CO2 emissions by Group companies in Japan totaled 110,230t-CO2 (a reduction of 1.6% fromlevels in the previous year) and 90,683t-CO2 for overseas Group companies (increase of 2.3% from the previous year).
■Year-to-year trend in electric energy consumption
Overseas Group

Domestic Group

Overseas GroupPer sales unit : Domestic GroupPer sales unit : Overseas GroupPer sales unit : Domestic GroupPer sales unit : Overseas Group（Thousands of kWh/million yen）

（Thousands of MWh）

(Thousands of

10.0

350
300

■Year-to-year trend in Thermal energy consumption

Domestic Group316.11295.72279.65
274.60
7.05

6.91

200

278.707.54
237.34

7.92

210.48212.07196.22206.13

150

12.03

10

7.0

100
2.99

3.36

3.27

0.20
10.37

0.16

0.15
0.13

0.12

5.0
3.21

0.25

8.0

6.0

50

( in crude oil equivalent / million yen)

13.64

9.0
7.64

250

in crude oil equivalent)

15

0.08

0.10

3.74

3.55

4.0

3.48

0.15

0.14

5.21

5

8.95

8.70

0.12

0.12

3.03

3.09

0.15

0.10

0.05

3.0
2.0

0

2006

2007

2008

2009

0

2010 (Fiscal year)

2006■Year-to-year trends in energy consumption (electricity, thermal energy)

2007

2008

■Year-to-year trend in CO2 emissions

Domestic Group

Overseas Group

Domestic Group

Overseas GroupPer sales unit : Domestic GroupPer sales unit : Overseas GroupPer sales unit : Domestic GroupPer sales unit : Overseas Group(GJ/million yen)(Thousands of GJ)

200

6.0
178.13

3,209
3,008

3,000

3,230
3,172

72.11

72.07

77.33

2,000

79.16
2,033
2,374

171.91

155.63

100

2,858
2,708

(t-CO2/million yen)(Thousands of t-CO2)

120

4,000

150

139.99
4.16

81.95
2,132
2,396

3.84

80

37.56

38.34
33.86

36.88

39.28

3.90

112.03
3.45

100

88.67

50

40

20
2007

110.23

1.86

1.82

2008

2009

90.68

3.0

1.81

2009

2010 (Fiscal year)

2.0
1.0

0

2010 (Fiscal year)

4.0

3.49

1.74

1.49

0
2006

5.0

144.25131.47

60
1,000

0.00
2010 (Fiscal year)

2009

2006

2007

2008

New formula for converting electrical energy to CO2
From FY 2006, CMK switched from an industry group's carbon dioxide emissions coefficient to that used by
Japan's Ministry of the Environment.
A default value of 0.000555t-CO2/Kwh is used for overseas data. At the Thai factory alone, the value is recalculated by converting to the coefficient (0.000197 t-CO2/Kwh) for power generation at the industrial park.

Calorific value of city gas(13A)
In FY 2008, CMK changed the calorific value of city gas from 46(GJ/1,000 m3)used in FY 2006 and 2007 to
42(GJ/1,000 m3).

Responses to the Revised Act on the Rational Use of Energy, theRevised Act on Promotion of Global warning Countermeasures, andOrdinances to Prevent Global Warming
CMK regularly convenes a Working Group on CO2 reduction to examine ways of dealing with CO2 reduction andchanges in the laws.
With regard to the revised Act on the Rational Use of Energy, we have decided on the reporting structure, energy
supervisor and energy planner at CMK and at the domestic Group companies, and we are now making preparations for legal reporting requirements.
With regard to local government ordinances for the prevention of global warming including those of theMetropolitan Tokyo government, we are planning our response by scrutinizing the ordinance requirements and thetargeted business sites.
■Situation with Regard to Local Government Global Warming Countermeasure Ordinances
Factory

Prefecture

Situation

Head OfficeTokyo

Specified business operator

SE Center

Saitama

Automotive global warming planning operator

CMK PRODUCTS CORPORATION

Kanagawa

Specified large-scale business operator

G Station Factory、KIBAN Center Factory

Gunma

Specified emissions operator

YAMANASHI SANKO CO.,LTD

Yamanashi

Specified business operator

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Environmentally Conscious Production Processes and Office Activities

Waste Reduction，Resource Recycling and Resource-saving Activities
Waste Reduction ，Resource Recycling

Total waste and valuable resources generated in the 2010 fiscal year by CMK Group companies in Japan was
22,985. Thezero-emissions rate during this period was 100%, same as previous fiscal year s level. Total waste
and valuable resources generated by overseas CMK Group companies was 12,354tons.
The zero-emissions rate was 86.4%, an increase of 3.5 percentage points from the previous fiscal year.
We have achieved zero emissions at all production facilities in Japan.
At our overseas facilities, CMKC (DONG GUAN) LTD. achieved zero emissions. The overseas factories are actively
promoting activities intended to achieve zero emissions although the activities depend to some extent on nationalor regional factors in the countries where they operate.
■Annual trends in total emissions■Annual trends in zero-emissions rate

Domestic Group：Recycled volume

Overseas Group：Recycled volume

Domestic Group：Volume for final disposal

Overseas Group：Volume for final disposal

Per sales unit:Domestic GroupPer sales unit:Overseas GroupPer sales unit（t/100 million yen）
40,00037,56534,667380

37,43444.8

39.6

34,287
19,64620,0002,387

19,382
3,140
16,242

10,00017,259

37.7

37.0

40.1

40

90

99.9

100.0

100.0

82.9

86.4

2009

2010 (Fiscal year)

87.8

28,617
23,83514,806
2,088

83.8

22,985

11,5001,970

12,354 20
1,678

9,530

10.67685.9

80

12,718

0
2006

99.7

98.9

47.5
44.8

28,634
17
40.5

39.5

Overseas Group

(％）
100

60

131

48.3

30,000

Domestic Group

2007

2008

2009

0
2010 (Fiscal year)

70
2006

■Breakdown of waste generated by the Overseas Group

Ordinary waste 1％

Others 4％

Others 3％

Ordinary waste 7％

Sludge9％

Waste substrate
10％

Waste acids
30％
Waste plastics
27％

2008

No waste material is generated for direct disposal into landfills.
(Excludes material deposited into landfills
following intermediate treatment by subcontractors.)
Zero emissions is considered achieved when a 100% ratio canbe maintained on an ongoing basis.

■Breakdown of waste generated by the Domestic Group
Waste oil 2％

2007

CMK Definition of "Zero Emissions"●Recycled volume: Volume of recycled waste and quantitatively valuable resources●Volume for final disposal: Volume of waste sent to landfills●Total volume of generated waste: Volume for final disposal + Recycled volume8,595ｔWaste acids
11％

Sludge41％

6,338ｔWaste alkali
11％
Waste plastics
16％

Waste alkali
28％

Resource-saving Activities
Based on the concept that waste can be reduced effectively by making the most of limited resources, the
CMK Group is energetically pursuing a range of resource-saving activities.
■Trends in water consumption
Domestic Group■Trends in paper consumption

Overseas Group

Domestic Group3（Thousands of m )12,000
9,819
8,000

7,878

Overseas Group

Thousands of sheets (A4 equivalent)
15,00013,373
12,853

9,902
8,453
7,464
6,689

10,366
7,362

7,500

10,000
7,473

6,940
4,883

5,716

4,274
5,000

4,000

6,852

5,376
4,254

4,245

2009

2010 (Fiscal year)

0

0
2006

2007

2008

2009

2010(Fiscal year)

2006

4

2007

2008

Environmentally Conscious Production Processes and Office Activities

Compliance with the PRTR Law■Breakdown of quantities of PRTR
substances handled by CMK

Since 1998, CMK has been collecting and disclosing data on quantities of chemicals discharged and transferred based on the PRTR
method. In FY2010, CMK conducted a study on PRTR substances
after the law was revised, and submitted a report on the quantities of
11 chemicals that are transferred and discharged.

Emissions(into public water areas) 0.1%

Transferred out of business sites
6.8％

Emissions (into air)0.1％

Sewerage0％

Quantity※PRTR Law（Pollutant Release and Transfer Register ）：Law concerning promotion of improvement of amount of exhaust
and management to environment of Specified Chemical Substance

33.9%

FY20103,609ｔQuantity recycled
59.1%■FY 2010 Data by Substance Subject to the PRTR Law
PRTR
No.

Chemical substance

20
71
300
309

2-aminoethanol
ferric chloride
toluenenickel compounds
copper salts(water-soluble, except complex salts)
1,3,5-tris(2,3-epoxypropyl)-1,3,5triazine-2,4,6(1H,3H,5H)-trione
leadmanganese and its compounds
water-soluble salts ofperoxodisulfuric acidformaldehyde
methylnaphthalene

272
291
304
412
395
411
438

Unit:tEmission volume
Quantity transferred
Quantity
handled Into air Into public water areas Into soil Into sewerage Out of business site

Total

Quantity
recycled

Quantity
consumed

Main uses

2.4
2,286.5
2.5
1.5

0.0
0.0
1.5
0.0

1.2
0.0
0.0
0.9

0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0

0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0

0.9
150.5
1.0
0.0

0.0
1,402.8
0.0
0.0

0.3
733.3
0.0
0.6

Used in copper-plating process
Used in etching and nickel plating processes
Thinner for use in surface finishing (for resin preflux)
Component of nickel plating (base for gold plating) fluid

994.7

0.0

2.7

0.0

0.0

40.5

674.2

277.2

Generated during copper etching

3.5

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

2.1

0.0

1.4

Hardener for resist inks

19.4
1.8

0.0
0.0

0.0
0.4

0.0
0.0

0.0
0.0

0.1
0.1

11.4
0.0

7.9
1.3

Solder precoat
Water treatment (iron removal)

236.8

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

42.5

0.0

118.4

Used in plating pretreatment process

43.3
17.0

0.5
0.1

0.2
0.0

0.0
0.0

0.0
0.0

2.6
0.0

0.0
0.0

40.0
16.9

Component of copper plating fluid
A component of A-Heavy Oil

3,609.3

2.2

5.3

0.0

0.1

240.2

2,088.4

1,197.3■FY 2010 PRTR Data by Factory
PRTR
No.

Unit:tEmission volume

Quantity transferredInto public water areas

Into sewerage Out of business site

Quantity
handledInto air

G Station Factory
20
2-aminoethanol
71
ferric chloride
272
opper salts(water-soluble, except complex salts)

1.16
347.04265.12

0
0
0

1.16
0
1.95

0
0
0

0
0
0

1,3,5-tris(2,3-epoxypropyl)-1,3,5-triazine-2,4,6(1H,3H,5H)-trione

2.31

0

0

0

291

Chemical substanceInto soil

Quantity
recycled

Quantity
consumed

0
0
0.06

0
304.84141.940
42.20
121.16

0

1.66

0

0.65

304
lead
395
water-soluble salts of peroxodisulfuric acid411
formaldehyde
412
manganese and its compounds
438
methylnaphthalene
KIBAN Center Factory
71
ferric chloride
272
copper salts(water-soluble, except complex salts)

2.11
115.11
17.14
1.78
10.99

0
0
0
0
0.06

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

0.00
0.00
0.25
0.09
0

0.99
0
0
0
0

1.11
86.33
16.89
1.30
10.93

599.43176.12

0
0

0
0.29

0
0

0
0

0
0

399.94175.83

199.490

1,3,5-tris(2,3-epoxypropyl)-1,3,5-triazine-2,4,6(1H,3H,5H)-trione

1.18

0

0

0

0

0.39

0

0.79

395
water-soluble salts of peroxodisulfuric acid
24.44
438
methylnaphthalene
6.04
Niigata Satellite Factory
71
ferric chloride
698.00272
copper salts(water-soluble, except complex salts)
5.55
309
nickel compounds
1.50
411
formaldehyde
15.15
CMK PRODUCTS CORPORATION
71
ferric chloride
278.30272
copper salts(water-soluble, except complex salts)
36.06
300
toluene2.50
411
formaldehyde
2.78
CMK KANBARA ELECTRONIC CORPORATION JAPAN
16
2-aminoethanol
1.20
71
ferric chloride
78.60
272
copper salts(water-soluble, except complex salts) 477.86
304
lead
17.32
395
water-soluble salts of peroxodisulfuric acid
85.00
411
formaldehyde
6.30
YAMANASHI SANKO CO.,LTD71
ferric chloride
285.16272
opper salts(water-soluble, except complex salts)
33.96
395
water-soluble salts of peroxodisulfuric acid
12.25
411
formaldehyde
1.91

0
0.03

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

18.33
6.01

0
0
0
0.52

0
0
0.90
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

698.00
2.46
0
0

0
3.09
0.60
14.63

0
0
1.54
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

150.50
1.07
0.96
2.12

0
0
0
0

127.80
34.95
0
0.63

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0.36
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0.90
0.00
5.50
0.12
42.50
0.20

0
0
354.00
10
0
0

0.30
78.60
118.00
6.80
42.50
6.00

0
0
0
0

0
0.12
0
0.10

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
33.84
0
0

0
0
0
0

285.16
0
9.19
1.81

291

※Technical Center Factory and CMK MECHANICS CORPORATION data excluded. ※There may be inconsistencies in the total amount depending on how fractions are processed.

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Environmentally Conscious Production Processes and Office Activities

Examples of Activities at the Production Bases
Energy conservation case studies
YAMANASHI
SANKO CO., LTD:
Introduces energy-conserving
water sprinkler
system for outdoor units

In pursuit of ways of conserving energy
in air conditioning, the company has
introduced a water sprinkler system forthe outdoor units of clean room air
conditioners. Water is sprinkled indirectly on outdoor units or their filters,
and lowers the temperature of theintake air by using the heat from evaporation. Since the water is not sprinkled
directly on the heat exchanger, thesystem reduces deterioration of theoutdoor units. The extremely hard water
we use here led to selection of thistype of system.
Introduction of the system has enabled
reduction of annual power consumption
by around 13% (4,406 kWh).
water sprinkler system for outdoor units

CMK PRODUCTS
Corporation:
Conserving energy by using
inverters for
scrubbers

The company introduced inverters for its scrubbers. The scrubbers discharge excess air, so
the company would use intake ducts with dampers in their center, thereby controlling theamount of exhaust air. When dampers control the air volume the exhaust continues to operate at rated power. We therefore reduced power consumption by controlling the air volume
with the dampers covered. By appropriately controlling the amount of exhaust air in thisway, we reduced power consumption by 88,000 kWh/year and emission by 37t-CO2/year.

Inverter control panel

CMK KANBARA
ELECTRONICCORPORATIONJAPAN:
Conserving energy by restricting
elevator use

Elevators are frequently used at this company because of the structure of its factory building. After the March 11 earthquake, however, we began saving power and conserving energy by restricting use of two elevators. (Use of the elevators for purposes other than carrying
loads and moving products was prohibited.)
Initially, we planned to restrict elevator use only for a specific period, but we have extended
the period and continue to encourage our employees to save power and conserve energy.
This has resulted in reduction of power consumption by 24 kW/day (calculated by assuming
rated power consumption at 35 kW each and frequency of use reduced to 70%).
Reduced use of elevators means increased use of stairways. Therefore, to ensure safety,
we have determined rules on using stairways and posted them on each floor to caution
employees.

6Environmentally Conscious Production Processes and Office Activities

Examples of Activities at the Production Bases
Energy conservation case studies
Energy conservation by CMKMECHANICS
CORPORATIONAt this company, we reduced air conditioners by one and fluorescent lamps by 18 bychanging the office layout. We also improved air-conditioning efficiency by covering thearea between the ceiling and bookshelves to prevent cool air from escaping and by mounting heat-shielding, light-blocking netting on the windows.
We have consequently reduced power consumption by 7,037 kWh/year.

Heat-shielding, lightblocking netting
mounted on the windows

Waste-reduction case studies
Niigata Satellite
Factory: Renewedcertification by
Niigata Prefecture
in FY2011 as aleading recycling
facility

In 2007, Niigata Prefecture, making aggressive efforts to contain waste generation and toreuse and recycle waste, launched a system for certifying business facilities in the prefecture. Certification is granted based on comprehensive assessment in a range of areas suchas results of recycling efforts, sustainability issues and consideration for the environment, in
addition to the opinions of a Niigata recycling advisory committee composed of a variety ofmembers, including scientific experts. Of the first group of nine applicant facilities, six,
including the Niigata Satellite Factory, were awarded certification after rigorous examination.
The factory's success in achieving zero emissions by FY2005 was announced at the certification ceremony held March 18, 2008, an event that welcomed a great number of visitors,
including media.
Certified business facilities receive the following recognition and benefits:
1) Official certification
2) The right to operate as a leading Niigata Prefecture-certified recycling facility and to use
a certification logo across a wide range of business activities
3) Publicity, including presentation in prefecture-level promotional media (e.g., prefecture
website) as an example of best practices at a certified business facility
At the start of each fiscal year, the Niigata Factory reports the status of its recycling efforts
to Niigata Prefecture and is monitored for renewing the certification. We will continue topromote environmental protection activities with awareness of being a leading Niigata
Prefecture-certified recycling facility, a regional top runner in recycling.

Certificate of leading Niigata Prefecturecertified recycling facility

7

Environmentally Conscious Production Processes and Office Activities

Office and distribution case studies

Reductions inEnvironmental
Load Resulting
from Internal
Distribution

Since the production sites of the CMK Group are concentrated along the Kanetsu
Expressway in Niigata, Gunma, and Saitama prefectures, we take advantage of their convenient locations by operating shuttle trucks for internal
distribution.
■CO2 emissions by internal distribution
During the 2010 fiscal year, both distances traveled （t-CO )（Thousands of km）
1,000
500
and CO2 emissions decreased year-on-year due to
optimized management of in-house shipments.
2

800

400

Compliance with relevant laws and regulations

Environmental
Measures for
Company Cars

SummerEnergy-saving
Efforts

CO2 emissions
600

・In FY 2003, CMK completed switching its fleet of company cars from diesel vehicles to gasoline vehicles toensure compliance with the Automotive NOx and PM
Law enacted in October 2003.
・CMK does not correspond to a designated shipper
under the Revised Energy Saving Law enacted in April
2005.

300

With the enactment of the Automobile Nox and PM
Law in October 2003,use of non-compliant diesel
vehicles is subject to regulation in designatedregions.In response to these restrictions,CMK switched
the diesel vehicles in its sales fleet to gasoline-powered vehicles.
At the same time, it worked to reduce CO2 emissions
by switching to small gasoline-powered vehicles (using
engines of 1300cc or less) with high fuel efficiency
and low emissions.
As a result, we have 86 small gasoline-powered vehicles and 30 gasoline-powered vehicles.
From FY 2006 on, the company has owned no diesel
vehicles.

■Change in company cars

400

200
Distance traveled annually

100
0

2006

Diesel vehicles

2007

2008

200
0
2010
（Fiscal year）

2009

Compact gasoline vehicles

Gasoline vehicles

No. of vehicles
120

107

115

100

116

116

116

31

34

30

36

38

71

77

85

82

86

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010
（Fiscal year）

80
60
40
20
0

In accordance with governmental guidelines, during the summer, the CMK Group sets office
air conditioners in areas where ambient temperatures do not affect product quality to 28℃.
This helps relieve consumption and demand at a time of the year when most air conditioners
in Japan are operating at full capacity and energy demand is at a peak. Each business site
regularly implements energy efficiency patrols under theguidance of the energy efficiency committees.
The annual
no-necktie program has continued,
though now under the new cool biz designation
Set toBy promoting environmental protection programs in
28℃
which all employees can readily participate, CMK seeks
to raise environmental awareness among all of its
employees.
冷

○

28 C

Green
Purchasing
Activities

CMK promotes a green purchasing program for the procurement of environmentallyfriendly office supplies.
We have also established greenpurchasing guidelines, referring to information provided by
the Green Purchasing Network (GPN) and Eco Mark, recording all relevant purchase data.
The green purchasing ratio for FY 2010 was 83.9%.
FY2011, we expanded the scope of confirming green ■Trends in green purchasing ratio（Fiscal year）
purchasing ratios to all the domestic CMK Group com- （％）
100
panies.
85.4

Green Purchasing Judgment① Items with eco-mark or similar recognized environmental standard label② Products advertised as eco-conscious items in catalogs,etc.
③ Articles not included in ① or ② above,but judged to be
exceptions by CMK④ The ordering of printed material complies with the ordering
guidelines for offset printing services(GPN-GL14)of the Green
Purchasing Network(GPN).

Uniforms we purchaseare made of fabrics
recycled
from
PET(polyethylene terephthalate) bottles

Targeted green purchase items●Paper ●Printing items ●Office furniture ●Automobiles●Stationery●Computers and office automation equipment●Other office supplies

8

80

83.9
83.5

60
40
20

45.0
29.5

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010（Fiscal year）

Green Purchasing Ratio (%)
This graph illustrates the proportion of allpurchased stationary accounted for by materials
meeting green purchasing program standards (forexample,products bearing the Eco Mark).
※Graph data is derived from CMK CORPORATION
records.
We made partial changes to the scope of
calculations in FY 2008.

Environmental Management Activities

Observing Environmental Laws and Ordinances，Environmental Auditingand Environment Slogan，Biodiversity Conservation Activities
Observing Environmental Laws
To safeguard against environmental risks,in addition to the implementation of ISO14001 management activities
and efforts at each business site,the CMK Group uses a compliance checklist to ensure an understanding of andto improve compliance status with environmental laws and regulations,as well as to rapidly disseminate information
on revisions in laws and regulations,thereby ensuring maintenance and confirmation of legal compliance.

■Employees with qualifications related to environmental laws and ordinances■Environment-related laws covered in theEnvironmental Law observance checklist(Nonconsolidated CMK employees,as of March 31,2011)

Related license
No. of persons
Boiler Operator(Special grade, First grade, Second grade)
41
Cheaf Electricity Engineers(First Class,Second Class,Third Class)7
Qualified Energy Manager
12
Type2 Energy Managers
1
Air Pollution Control Manager
3
Water Pollution Control Manager
30
Noise Pollution Control Manager
13
Vibration Pollution Control Manager
15
Refrigeration Safety Manager(Class 2)2
Refrigeration Safety Manage(Class 3)
5
Hazardous Materials Engineer(Class A,Class B,Class C)
229
Fire Protection Manager
29
Specially-Controlled Industrial Waste Control Manager
24
Technical Manager of Waste Treatment Plant
6
Manager for Handling of Poisonous and Deleterious Substances
17
Health Officer
58
Operation chief of industrial dryer
151
Operation chief of using organic solvents
219
Persons having completed the boiler-operation training course
31
Operation chief of boiler operation
14
Operation chief of using specified chemical substances
194
Operation chief of lead danger
11
Operation chief of press machines
37
Total
1,149

Related laws covered in the investigation
1

Air Pollution Control Law

2Water Pollution Control Law

3

Noise Regulation Law

4Vibration Regulation Law

5Offensive Odor Control Law

6

Waste Disposal and Public Cleaning Law

7

Law Concerning the Rational Use of Energy

8Fire Laws

9

Poisonous and Deleterious Substances Control Law

10

Purification Tank Law

11High Pressure Gas Safety Law

12Factory Location Law

13

Sewerage Law

14

Industrial Water Law

15

Law Concerning the Protection of the Ozone Layer through theControl of Specified Substances and Other Measures

16

Law Concerning the Promotion of Measures to Cope with Global Warming

17

Law Concerning the Recovery and Destruction of Fluorocarbons
Law Concerning the Improvement of Pollution Prevention
Systems in Specific Factories

18
19

Law Concerning the Recovery and Destruction of Fluorocarbons

20

Law Concerning Recycling of Materials from Construction Work

21

Soil Contamination Countermeasures Act

Environmental Auditing

Number of EHS management auditors

Implementation of Environmental Audits by the CMK GroupThe CMK Group engages in two types of environmental audits: EMS audits for the environmental
management system and EHS control audits with a focus on the control of environmental
hazardous substances.
Additionally, an in-house certification system has been established to train EHS control auditors toincrease the number of auditors and maintain and enhance auditing skills.
Internal EMS audits were carried out at ISO14001-certified facilities to confirm effective implementation of environmental management systems and environment preservation activities.
The CMK Group also conducted periodic audits through outside auditing companies.

Environment Slogan
Formulation of the FY 2011 environmental slogan (selected from employee entries)
Each year, CMK chooses a new Environment Slogan designed to boost awareness of theimportance of environmental initiatives by each and every employee.
Selected from a field of some 1,165 entries, the FY 2011 slogan is "Even
Human,Corporation, as well as Creature, whose prosperity are based on their diversity. "Biodiversity Conservation Activities
In May 2010, we included biodiversity conservation activities in our basic environmental policy andhave been striving to build a society that coexists with nature by promoting preservation and sustainable use of biodiversity through internal education and educational activities, such as with explanatory sessions on green purchasing. Specifically, we established the Gunma District Biodiversity
Promotion Committee in May 2011, under which we have conducted surveys on the impact of ourfacilities on biodiversity. As a social contribution activity, we have participated in Isesaki City s program for registering manager-owners of red pines in order to protect these trees in the city. We will
be expanding this activity to other facilities.

9(as of the end of March, 2011)

Japan
Overseas
Total

60
５
65

Number of internal environmental auditors(as of the end of March, 2011)

Japan
Overseas
Total

234
82
316

Information Disclosure

Information Disclosure and Customer relations
Information Disclosure

Environmental
information
disclosure

We started to publish the Environmental Report in 1999 as a tool for communicating with all
stakeholders. In 2000, we started to publish an English language version of the report as we
made efforts to disclose information not only in Japan but also overseas.
Since 2007, we have expanded and developed the Environmental Report and published it in theform of a CSR Report with the aim of informing all stakeholders of the approach to CSR at CMK.
The Environment page on the CMK website has been renamed the Society and Environment
page and now features the CSR Report as well as information on environmental programs andinitiatives.

CSR Report

Customer relations

Green accreditation from
customer

Customers are increasingly performing environmental quality audits to check on our development andoperation of EHS management systems to comply
with RoHS directives. CMK has been subject toaccreditation audits by customers since November
2002. As a result,many of our production facilities
and other sites have been accredited as green producers.
Certificates issued by customers

Customerlnquiries

The Environmental Promotion Department, which
serves as a customer service center for environmental affairs, received 1,505 customer inquiries andrequests in FY 2010.

■Inquiry number transition（Number of Inquiries）
2,000
1,752

(Fiscal year)

Division

2006 2007 2008 20092010

Regulated chemicals

1,588 1,688 1,607 1,196 1,315

Acquisition of ISO14001 certification

27

16

14

9

6

Green procurement

54

25

39

103

129

CSR Questionnaires

3

3

5

5

9

Others

80

23

31

40

46

1,755

1,696
1,505

1,500

1,353

46
9
129
6

1,000

1,315
500

0
2006

Providing Information in the Form ofMaterial Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)

2007

2008

2009

2010
(Fiscal year)

Inquiries Regarding Life Cycle Assessment
With the goal of producing environmentally sensitive
products, many CMK customers introduce the lifecycle assessment (LCA) method to assess their production processes and the components they purchase.
As part of these efforts, CMK is working to adopt the
LCA method in production processes for its products in order to provide customers with the data
they need.

The enactment of the PRTR Law brought many
requests for CMK product information to be presented in MSDS format.
Because our products are not subject to mandatory
MSDS disclosure by the PRTR Law,we do not issue
MSDS for them.(This view is shared by the Japan
Printed Circuit Association.)
Nevertheless, we diligently disclose product environmental information in formats not restricted to
MSDS.

10

11

Built-up, Multilayered and Double-sided PWBs Upper line:Nameof business site Lower line:Production item or business line

CMK CORPORATION(THAILAND)
CO.,LTD.

Built-up and Multilayered PWBs

CMK ELECTRONICS(WUXI)CO.,LTD.

Multilayered and Double-sided PWBs

CMKC(DONG GUAN)LTD.

Metallic Substrates

CMKS(MALAYSIA)SDN.BHD.

Multilayer ed and Double-sided
PWBs

YAMANASHI SANKO CO.,LTD.

Press molds, divided molds, installation tools

CMK MECHANICS CORPORATION

Multilayered and Double-sided PWBs

CMK KANBARA ELECTRONIC CORPORATION JAPAN

Trial manufacture of printed wiring boards

CMK PRODUCTS CORPORATION

Built-up, Multilayered PWBs

Niigata Satellite Factory

Built-up, Rigid-flex andMultilayered PWBs

KIBAN Center Factory

Research and development facility

Technical Center Factory

Built-up, Rigid-flex, Multilayered
PWBs and Package Substrates

G Station Factory

Lower line：Production item or business line

Upper line：Name of business site

3,278

38,055

1,047

20,153 88,128

25,257 41,322

27,084 43,895

18,189 32,773

4,364 10,377

407

19,908 36,643

4,896 11,048

49,574 82,047

12,715 29,570

1,272

17,095

71.6%

1,209

855

83.4%

85.1%

1,024 100.0%0

144 100.0%

2 100.0%

1,340 100.0%

246 100.0%

5,782 100.0%

506 100.0%

5 100.0%924 100.0%

oil equivalent

％

3,935

3,791

3,012

1,617

811

66

5,561

3,637

5,932

3,952

34

2,992

t

2,403

769

850

253

277

1

630

113

3,711

983

26

1,760

Thousands of
m3

1,902

972

663

707

362

125

1,482

1,125

1,840

482

203

7.3
(5.5-9)

7.58
(6-9)

6.92
(6-9)

7.2
(5.5-9.0)

7.2-7.7(6.5-8.0)-

7.4(6-8.4)8(6.0-8.4)

6.4-7.5(6-7.8)7.3-8(6-8.4)

7.4-8.4(6.6-8.4)

1,233 7.7(6-8.4)-

of kWhThousands kR in crude

Thousands ofsheets
(A4 equivalent)

t-CO2

pH

Waste performance Resource consumption performance

ThermalElectric
Zero
Total
CO2
Water
Paper
energyenergyemissions quantity
consumption consumption
emissionsconsumption consumption
rate
generated

Energy performance

Environmental Load Data for Production Bases

34(500)--20(50)

25(29.5)-43(45)

31( ＜ 250)

12(29.5)

9(9)

2(14)

13(20)

mg/R

BOD

22（30）-

94(100)23(40)-

6(30)

5( ＜ 250)

5(20)

2(9)

3(10)

4(30)

mg/R

SS

121（750） 18（200）

49（50）-

16(200)--34(50)-

11(24.5)

11(20)

4(20)

25(25)

mg/R

COD

-

＜ 2 (25)

-

1(4)

-

1600
(3000)-

130（2500）

0(800)

30（1000）<100(1000)

No.of bacteria /cm 3

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

0.017Nm /h 89 vol ppm(0.66)（200）

3

Steam boiler

Kk value
1.5(k value6)

0.01g/m N(0.06)

boiler
77mg/m 3（250)＜ 0.005g/
m3N（0.1）

91.91ppm
(200)

-

-

-

-

Dust Collector

34mg/ ｍ3 0.034mg/m3
（50）
（240)

16.69mg/m3
(320)

-

-

0.0092Nm3/h（15.92）-＜0.0071g/Nm3(0.06)-

Soot

46.55mg/m3(400)

Waste gas outlet

No applicable equipment

No applicable equipment＜ 5pp（5）No applicable equipment

heating medium boiler

119mg/m 3
（200)

58ppm
（100）

boiler

-

-

HCL：
4mg/
Ｎ m3(50)

Scrubber

-

-

-

-

SOx

Cold/warm water generator

No applicable equipment

Steam boiler-

30.009Nm3/h 0.0096g/Nm3 24volppm
24ppm(80)（15.92）(80)(0.06)

55ppm(58)NOxCL：＜ 0.003<1mg/(0.12g/Nm3)
Ｎ m3(20)

Steam boiler/Cold/warm water generator

90ppm
(120)

Soot

0.21Nm3/h 0.11g/Nm3(k value8.0)(0.24)

BoilerSOx

Warm water boiler

89ppm
(145)

110ppm(140)

NOxSpecified facility name

Air quality measurement results

・The indicated air and water quality measurement values represent the highest values obtained.
・Figures in parentheses are voluntary regulation values.
・Measurements of harmful substances specified in the Water Pollution Control Law were below the standard values.

-

-

-

-

＜ 0.5（-） ＜ 0.5（-） 19(100)-＜ 2(4)

-

1(3)

1(4)

mg/R

1(2.5)

1.3(4)

1(4)mg/R

n-hexanen-hexaneColi bacillus(mineral oil) (animal/plant oil)

Water quality measurement results