The Board of Directors of the Company chaired by the President and Chief Executive Officer, sees climate risks and opportunities as key issues and topics concerning corporate management and is responsible for overseeing and deliberating on them. The Board of Director meets monthly in principle to discuss and examine key management issues including those concerning climate change based on the medium-term management plan, thereby supervising the execution of duties by Directors and Executive Officers.

The Company is oriented toward management from a long-term perspective and established the Sustainability Committee to respond to environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues in corporate management. The Committee, chaired by Deputy Chief Executive Officer (Sustainability management), is tasked with identifying key issues (materiality), setting key performance indicators (KPIs), monitoring and supervising the progress of investigations by sub-committees for the ESG elements (Environmental Subcommittee, Social Subcommittee, and Governance Subcommittee), checking achievements against KPIs and reviewing plans, and reporting to the Board of Directors on these topics (twice annually, in principle).

Going forward, climate risks and opportunities will be also handled under this framework as a key issue, and the Sustainability Committee will monitor developments.

Given the significance of the potential impact that climate change may have on the business of the Company as well as long-term uncertainty, the Company conducts scenario analyses as a process to identify and assess climate risks and opportunities relevant to its business.
The Company conducted scenario analyses for two of its five divisions in FY2022 -- the Special Purpose Truck Business and the Fluid Business. The Company started with these two divisions for analysis because the Special Purpose Truck Business is its main business, accounting for about half of its sales on a consolidated basis, and the Fluid Business is highly relevant to climate opportunities.

The Company identified climate risks and opportunities in these two businesses based on two assumed scenarios for the world outlook: the 1.5/2.0 degrees Celsius scenario of globally achieving net zero by 2050 and the 4.0 degrees Celsius scenario of facing more extreme weather events and more serious disasters due to changing climate as a result of prioritizing economic activities.

The specific processes and results of the scenario analysis are provided below.

With regard to risks associated with business operations, the Company established the ShinMaywa Group Risk Management Rules. Under these Rules, each of the divisions and Group companies is taking the initiative to build risk management systems suitable for their business characteristics. In addition, the Head Office monitors the status of risk management by those divisions and group companies and implements company-wide measures against risks, including disaster and financial risks, thereby establishing risk management systems.

The Sustainability Committee checks the establishment of risk management systems and activities in the ShinMaywa Group based on information reported by the Head Office and business divisions. The Committee also identifies company-wide key risks in light of their impact on business operations and reports such information to the Executive Committee and the Board of Directors on a regular basis to ensure the effectiveness of risk management in the group.

As for climate change, the Company has conducted scenario analyses for the first time in FY2022, covering two businesses, as a process to identify and assess climate risks and opportunities relevant to its businesses, given the significance of the potential impact that climate change may cause to its businesses, as well as long-term uncertainty. Under the company-wide risk management framework described above, the Company will manage climate risks and opportunities of special important, among those identified by the scenario analysis.

The Company currently set a medium-term greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction target of cutting total CO2emissions from the use of energy by 38% (versus the level in FY2017) by FY2030. Specifically, the Company aims to reduce its CO2emissions associated with the use of energy from 42,720 t-CO2e in FY2017 to 26,486 t-CO2e in FY2030._​​_​ 
The Company's Scope 1 and 2 emissions in the past five years are shown in the table below. The Company will work on the calculation and disclosure of Scope 3 emissions in the future.

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