Topy Industries Ltd. (Head office: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director, President and CEO: Hiromi Ishii; hereinafter referred to as "Topy Industries") has been selected as one of the companies on the 2024 climate change "A List" by CDP, a non-profit organization that operates a global environmental information disclosure system.

 

Every year, CDP evaluates companies on their climate change initiatives and disclosures, and selects companies that are particularly advancing their efforts for the "A List." In 2024, 24,800 companies around the world responded to CDP's questionnaire.

Topy Industries' 2024 rating has improved one rank from the previous year's "A-" to the highest rating of "A" for climate change, and two ranks from the previous year's "C" to "B" for water security.

Topy Industries Group has positioned the promotion of sustainability management, including responses to climate change, as a top priority, and has formulated and is promoting the "TOPY Sustainable Green Vision 2050," a long-term sustainability vision aimed at realizing a rich and sustainable society in 2050. As part of its efforts to combat climate change, the Group aims to reduce CO2 emissions by 46% compared to fiscal 2013 levels by fiscal 2030, and to achieve carbon neutrality by fiscal 2050.

 

In addition to reducing CO2 emissions in Scope 1 and 2 through energy conservation in the company-wide production process, we are also working to reduce energy consumption in product transportation through the value chain and improve fuel efficiency by making wheels lighter, among other things, in response to Scope 3. We are taking strategic measures and promoting initiatives across the company, including technology, sales, and production management. We will continue to take on the challenge of achieving carbon neutrality.

About CDP

CDP is an international non-profit organization established in 2000 and has been active in Japan since 2005. Based on requests from institutional investors around the world who have a strong interest in environmental issues, the organization works to encourage companies and local governments to promote efforts on environmental issues such as climate change, water resource protection, and forest conservation, and to disclose information about them. It collects, analyzes, and evaluates information on the environmental activities of major companies around the world, and annually certifies the best companies in terms of efforts and information disclosure regarding "climate change," "water security," and "forests" as part of the "A List."

 

 

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