Environmental Management

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・Environmental Management of the IDEC Group
・Initiatives to reduce CO2 emissions
・Sustainability KPIs

Environmental Management of the IDEC Group

The IDEC Group aims to create the optimum environment for humans and machines, and to achieve safety, ANSHIN and well-being for people around the world. We have also established an environmental policy that makes the conservation of the global environment a top priority in all aspects of our business activities and aims to create a sustainable society for future generations. In 2024, we renewed our Environmental Policy.

This Environmental Policy serves as a set of guidelines for meeting social demands from various stakeholders and fulfilling corporate social responsibilities. In working to improve upon environmental issues, the IDEC Group considered establishing environmental targets aimed at linking such improvements to contributions to its own business activities and established new sustainability KPIs to coincide with the renewal of its three-year Medium-Term Management Plan beginning in FY2026.

We have established three new KPIs. In addition to further increasing the numerical target for reduction of CO2 emissions by the end of FY2025, we have added two new items: sales of eco-friendly products and supply chain engagement ratio.

To achieve these new KPI targets, the IDEC Group is working globally as One IDEC, utilizing the global environment management system established in FY2025. Here, we are setting common issues for all locations and priority issues for each location, checking progress on a quarterly basis, and working to achieve the new KPIs for the entire group, while accumulating and sharing success stories.

By disclosing global initiatives aimed at improving environmental issues and their positive impact on business activities, we hope to respond to the interests of not only investors, shareholders, and customers, but also various other stakeholders. Through these initiatives, we aim to achieve both conservation of the global environment and sustainable growth in our business activities.

Initiatives to reduce CO2 emissions

A 24% reduction in CO2 emissions (Scope 1 & 2)—one of our sustainability KPIs for the period from FY2023 through FY2025—has been achieved, with emissions reduced from 11,943 t-CO2 in the baseline year FY2020 to 8,555 t-CO2 in FY2025, representing a 24% reduction.
To achieve the target of reducing CO2 emissions by 35% (vs. FY2020 levels) over the three years beginning in FY2026, it is essential that the entire IDEC Group (not only domestic operations) works together. For Scope 1, we will review the appropriate number of company vehicles, increase the ratio of hybrid and electric vehicles, and promote the electrification of various heat sources. For Scope 2, we will reduce power consumption at each site, switch to electricity providers with low CO2 emission factors, and replace air conditioning and production equipment with more energy-efficient models.

Sustainability KPIs (FY2026-FY2028)

Sales of enhanced eco-friendly products: 8.2 billion yen
Reduction ratio of CO2 emissions: 35%  (Scope1&2, vs. FY2020)
Supply chain engagement ratio: 80% 

IDEC responds to requests from ESG rating agencies such as CDP, Ecovadis, FTSE, and MSCI, and discloses climate-related financial information through responses to questionnaires. In EcoVadis' 2024 Environmental Category, IDEC scored 75 points, an improvement of 25 points from the previous year.

IDEC was rated a "B" score at the "Climate Report 2024" disclosed by CDP in February 2025 for the second year in a row. CDP is a non-profit organization (NGO) that was established in the UK in 2000 and is operated with support from investors in various countries. CDP surveys on climate change, forests, and water resource management for private companies and local governments and discloses the results. In 2024, more than 24,800 companies, equivalent to two-thirds of the world's market capitalization, disclosed environmental information through CDP questionnaires, The number of Japanese companies that responded was with approximately 2,170.