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Environmental Management Structure

The Fujitsu General Group engages in discussions surrounding global environmental concerns, including climate change and resource depletion. We have formed the Environmental Promotion Working Group, chaired by the Executive Manager of the Sustainability Promotion Division, to oversee the implementation and progress of countermeasures and activities.

In addition, our group has established an environmental management system based on the international standard ISO 14001 to promote environmental activities. Within the Our Group, the domestic Japanese operations have obtained Multi-site certification from a third party, while overseas production companies have established environmental management systems on a plant-by-plant basis, each of which has obtained third-party certification to promote environmental activities.

(As of January 10, 2024)

Establishment and Operation of the Environmental Management System

The Environmental Management System (EMS) of Fujitsu General consists of the integrated authentication which our company and domestic Group companies acquired joint and individual certifications of five overseas manufacturers which acquired ISO 14001 independently. In any case, "significant environmental aspects" "compliance obligations" and "risks and opportunities" related to the activities of each organization are identified, and taking those factors into consideration, we establish environmental goals and formulate activity plans. We conduct periodical assessments to evaluate whether or not we are on track with achieving our environmental goals as the result of activities.

In FY2022, we continued to review the EMS system to make it more advanced and worked to deepen understanding in each organization by enhancing awareness education and other measures, aiming to promote its establishment and steady operation.In addition, for overseas factories that have acquired individual certifications, we have begun efforts to strengthen the governance of the head office regarding legal compliance.

As for matters pointed out in internal audits and external inspections, we are working to correct them, and by horizontally spreading examples throughout the company, we are striving to deter the occurrence of similar mistakes.

For details on sites subject to authentication, refer to the List of ISO 14001 Certified Organizations.

Note that ISO 14001 certification has been acquired by the Group for 90% (19 sites) of its Japanese and overseas sites required to be certified for conducting business.