More than 60 years of shared value
Mitsubishi Australia Ltd. is a wholly owned subsidiary of Mitsubishi Corporation, Japan’s largest trading andinvestment house. We have proudly operated in Australia since 1956. Drawing on Mitsubishi Corporation's
global reach and experience, we have actively added economic, societal and environmental value to Australia
and beyond for more than 60 years.
The world is rapidly changing and new business opportunities and challenges are created every day. We areexcited to be operating in such an environment. Mitsubishi Corporation constantly seeks to capitalise onnew opportunities to ensure its business remains agile and resilient. With Mitsubishi Australia’s strong teamand broad industry expertise, we aim to actively seek out new opportunities and grow in partnership with
the Australian community.
We are grateful for the opportunities that Australia provides us. Together with a number of associated Mitsubishi
Corporation companies, we will continue to challenge ourselves to break new ground in a variety of fields, suchas energy transformation as we shift to a net-zero world, and will strive to make a positive impact on the livesof future generations.
Takashi Horie

In my role as Managing Director of Mitsubishi Australia Ltd., I am guided by Mitsubishi Corporation's Three
Corporate Principles - Corporate Responsibility to Society; Integrity and Fairness; and Global Understanding
through Business. I am committed to working with our employees, business partners, customers and the local
community to continue to create economic, societal and environmental value for Australia while also further
strengthening the Australia-Japan relationship.

Takashi Horie
Managing Director and CEO
Mitsubishi Australia Ltd.

Organisation
MANAGING DIRECTOR & CEO

CEO OFFICECOMPANY SECRETARYBRANCH MANAGERSYDNEYCHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

BRANCH MANAGERPERTHFINANCE & ACCOUNTINGCOMPLIANCECOMMITTEESPOLICY COMMITTEEWORK HEALTH &SAFETY COMMITTEE

IT
HR & GENERAL ADMINISTRATIONBUSINESS DIVISIONSMINERAL RESOURCES& INDUSTRIAL MATERIALSNATURAL GAS

POWER, INFRASTRUCTURE,URBAN DEVELOPMENT,PETROLEUM & CHEMICALSOCEANIA STRATEGYNEXT GENERATION ENERGY

Corporate Principles
Three Corporate Principles
Corporate Responsibility to Society “Shoki Hoko”
Strive to enrich society, both materially and spiritually, while contributing towards the preservation of the globalenvironment.

Integrity and Fairness “Shoji Komei”
Maintain principles of transparency and openness conducting business with integrity and fairness.

Global Understanding Through Business “Ritsugyo Boeki”
Expand business, based on an all encompassing global perspective.
The modern day interpretation of the Three Corporate Principles, as agreed on at the Mitsubishi Kinyokai meeting of the companies that
constitute the so-called Mitsubishi group in January 2001.

Mitsubishi Australia Ltd. acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we operate and liveand recognises their continuing connection to land, waterways, culture and community. We pay our respects
to their Elders past, present and emerging.
Mitsubishi Australia Ltd. supports the Uluru Statement from the Heart.

Mitsubishi Corporation subsidiaries in Australia
Mitsubishi Corporation’s business in Australia spans across various industries including natural gas, mineral resources, power, food,industrial materials, and automotive & mobility. Mitsubishi Australia Ltd. plays an important role in assisting Mitsubishi Corporation andgroup companies with new business development in areas such as decarbonisation, agri-tech, urban development, critical minerals,
renewable energy, hydrogen and other alternative energy.

Investment by MC business groups

Corporate office location
Project site
Mitsubishi Australia Ltd. office

Natural Gas

Automotive & Mobility

Industrial Materials

Food Industry

Mineral Resources

Power Solution

Mitsubishi Development
Pty Ltd (HQ)
Ryowa Development Pty. Ltd. /Ryowa Development II Pty. Ltd.
Ryowa II GPS Pty. Ltd.
Riverina (Australia) Pty Ltd. (HQ)
Isuzu UTE Australia Pty Ltd
NextFleet Australia Pty Ltd

Aurukun Bauxite Project

Browse LNG Project

Cape Flattery
Silica Mines Pty Ltd

Cape Flattery
Silica MinesCairns

North-West Shelf
LNG Project

BHP Mitsubishi Alliance(Steelmaking coal)
Boyne Smelters(Aluminium)

NorthernTerritory

Wheatstone LNG ProjectQueensland

Western Australia

BrisbaneSouth Australia
NewSouth Wales

PerthACTVictoria

Mitsubishi Australia Ltd. (Branch)
Mitsubishi Development Pty Ltd (Branch)Japan Australia LNG (MIMI) Pty. Ltd.
PE Wheatstone Pty Ltd
Riverina (Australia) Pty Ltd. (Branch)
Metal One Corporation(Perth Representative Office)

SydneyMelbourne

Mitsubishi Australia Ltd. (HQ)MC Finance Australia Pty Ltd
DGA Energy Solutions Australia Pty Ltd

Tasmania

Mitsubishi Australia Ltd. (Branch)
Mitsubishi Development Pty Ltd (Branch)
Australian Integrated Carbon Pty. Ltd. (AI Carbon)

Mitsubishi Corporation’s investment in Australia
Natural Gas Group
Japan Australia LNG Pty. Ltd. (MIMI)

Investment for North West Shelf and Browse LNG projects

PE Wheatstone Pty Ltd

Investment for Wheatstone LNG project

Australian Integrated Carbon Pty. Ltd.
(AI Carbon)

Development and sales of carbon credits

Industrial Materials Group
Cape Flattery Silica Mines Pty Ltd

Mining and export of silica sand

Metal One Corporation(Perth Representative Office)Integrated Steel Trading (Representative only)

Mineral Resources Group
Mitsubishi Development Pty LtdInvestment and operations in steelmaking coal business, and development of bauxite
project

Ryowa Development Pty. Ltd./Ryowa Development II Pty. Ltd.

Investment for Line 1, 2 & 3 of Boyne Smelters and sales of aluminium ingot

Ryowa II GPS Pty. Ltd.

Supply of electricity for Boyne Smelters and Australian power companies

Automotive & Mobility Group
Isuzu UTE Australia Pty Ltd

Import and distribution of Utilities and SUVs in Australia with a network of more than 100
dealerships nationwide

NextFleet Australia Pty Ltd

Fleet management and mobility solutions company

Food Industry GroupRiverina (Australia) Pty Ltd.

Manufacturing and sales of stockfeed, grain accumulation and export

Power Solution GroupDGA Energy Solutions Australia Pty Ltd

Renewable energy and green hydrogen related business development

Our approach to sustainability
Mitsubishi Australia Ltd. aims to add societal and environmental value by addressing key sustainability goals through our business activities.
To this end, Mitsubishi Australia Ltd. is guided by Mitsubishi Corporation’s “Materiality” policy which defines what it considers to be the mostcrucial societal challenges that the company as a whole needs to address.

Mitsubishi Corporation’s Materiality Linked to United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Realising a Carbon Neutral Society and Striving to Enrich Society
Both Materially and SpirituallyContributing to Decarbonised
Societies
Conserving and Effectively
Utilising Natural Capital

Striving to Serve as a Platform for
Generating Triple-Value Growth
Fostering Vibrant Workplaces
That Maximise the Potential ofa Diverse Workforce
Realising a Highly Transparent
and Flexible Organization

Promoting Stable, Sustainable
Societies and Lifestyles
Utilising Innovation to Address
Societal Needs
Addressing Regional Issuesand Growing Togetherwith Local Communities
Respecting Human Rights
in Our Business Operations

We work closely with our local community partners to raiseawareness among our staff on challenges our society faces today.
(Photo with Clontarf Academy students)

Sustainability in practice in Australia
Contributing toDecarbonised Societies

In support of Mitsubishi Corporation’s commitment to achieving net zero by
2050, we are actively seeking innovative solutions which will help Mitsubishi
Corporation and society more broadly to decarbonise. Supporting start-up
companies with cutting-edge decarbonisation technology is one exampleof our efforts in this area. We are also actively pursuing new opportunities inalternative energy such as renewables, hydrogen and biofuels.

Growing Together with
Local Communities

Supporting education for First Nations children is one of the key focusses
for our social contribution programs. We provide funding to partnerorganisations helping improve literacy in remote communities, offering
comprehensive support for remote Indigenous students studying in major
cities, and motivating young students to complete Year 12 education. Manyof Mitsubishi Corporation’s business activities are based in remote regional
centres, and we are committed to supporting these communities and theirregional issues.

Conserving andEffectively Utilising
Natural Capital

Since 2012 Mitsubishi Corporation has provided the funding and volunteers
for Earthwatch and leading Australian scientists to undertake research in theGreat Barrier Reef as a part of the Global Coral Reef Conservation Project.
The research team studied causes of the Black Band Disease during Phase
1 (2012-2018) and impacts of macroalgae removal on coral reef during
Phase 2 (2019-2021). Currently in Phase 3, we are exploring alternative coral
restoration methods while continuing removal of macroalgae. We continueto support this crucial research for the health and restoration of the reef.

Growing Together withLocal Communities

Mitsubishi Corporation subsidiary companies work closely with local communities. Cape Flattery Silica Mines (CFSM), a leading producer of world classsilica sand, is one example. Maintaining a strong relationship and bond with
the Hope Vale Traditional Custodians of the land mined is extremely importantto the business. In addition to creating employment opportunities for thecommunity since the 1970s, CFSM also provides various community support
such as an academic bursary, apprenticeships and traineeships for non-mining
sectors, as well as maintenance of a community facility developed by CFSM.

Contact
Head Office

Melbourne

Level 35, Rialto North Tower,
525 Collins Street, Melbourne,
VIC 3000, Australia
Telephone:
1300 793 528 (within Australia)+61(0)3 8526 2582 (from overseas)
http://www.mitsubishicorp.com/au/en/

Other Offices

SydneySuite 3503, Level 35 Grosvenor Place,
225 George Street, Sydney,
NSW 2000, Australia
Telephone: +61(0)2 8241 2700

Perth

Level 18, 2 The Esplanade, Perth,WA 6000, Australia
Telephone: +61(0)8 6263 5300

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