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Sustainable Policies – Environment, Social, Governance (ESG) Themes

Management (Corporate Policy)
Management (Corporate Policy)

Being a global business leader entails we have created a distinctive identity for ourselves and an effective mission, vision, and value system. All these influence the business, its objectives, and its strategies. Know more about our corporate policies from these links:

Environment (Pollution & Resource)
Environment (Pollution & Resource)

Hitachi’s emphasis on environmental values indicates the company’s commitment to delivering strong environmental performance. For maximum utilization of the available resources and to create a recycling-oriented society, Hitachi is promoting the shift from the conventional linear economy to a circular economy. To know more about our Environmental Vision and Hitachi Environmental Innovation 2050, click on the following links:

Environment (Biodiversity)
Environment (Biodiversity)

In day-to-day life, Hitachi endeavors to take care of the environment and make biodiversity an important criterion while making investment decisions - like procuring paper and other office supplies and sales expansion that considers biodiversity. See the details here:

Social (Human Rights)
Social (Human Rights)

Hitachi prioritizes respecting human rights and believes that safeguarding it is its responsibility as a global leader. Respecting human rights is essential for corporate sustainable development besides being a responsibility that all corporates/organizations must fulfill for their employees

Governance (Corporate Governance)
Governance (Corporate Governance)

At Hitachi, we value long-term relations and overall shareholder returns. Hitachi Group companies maintain cordial relationships with stakeholders and believe that these collaborations constitute an important portion of our overall corporate value. We believe that by promoting constructive dialogue, we can improve our corporate governance policies.

Environment (Opportunities in Clean Tech)
Environment (Opportunities in Clean Tech)

Hitachi aims to achieve carbon neutrality throughout its value chain and reduce CO2 emissions by 50% by 2050 to help build a decarbonized society. The company has adopted myriad measures to reduce CO2 emissions during the use of products and services and at business sites. Click on the links below to know more about our efforts to achieve a decarbonized society.

Environment (Water Security)
Environment (Water Security)

Everyone has the right to get clean water but unfortunately, water resource depletion and pollution have been growing worldwide. Hitachi has been working to enhance the efficiency of water use by introducing smart water solutions to achieve a water-efficient society. Read details here:

Social (Health & Safety)
Social (Health & Safety)

At Hitachi, “Health and Safety Always Comes First” is the basic principle underlining the Hitachi Group Health and Safety Policy which is also shared by Hitachi Group companies worldwide. Employees work together to create healthy, safe, and secure work environments besides adopting practices to protect health and ensure safety for all.

Supply Chain Management
Supply Chain Management

We, at Hitachi, intend to expand the logistics by utilizing smart initiatives to deploy services like low logistics costs, reduce inventory levels through shorter lead times, and optimize the logistics networks based on the entire chain.

Governance (Information Security/Cybersecurity & System Availability)
Governance (Information Security/Cybersecurity & System Availability)

To eradicate business disruptions like leakage of sensitive information or cyberattacks, Hitachi prioritizes information security governance. As a global company, it follows strict information security policies for data protection and management of information assets.

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