SHINKO ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES CO., LTD.
SHINKO ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES CO., LTD.
The Shinko Group positions “Integrity” as one of the Values in our MVV. This Value represents our commitment to respecting the global environment and human society, and to advancing together with them.
Guided by this Value, the Group aims to contribute to the realization of a healthy environment and rich society that will be handed down to future generations. This philosophy is articulated in our Environmental Policy.
Environmental Policy
Our fundamental vision is to harmonize our corporate activities with the global environment to maintain and enhance a sustainable society through environmentally conscious manufacturing.
Guiding Principles
- Prioritize environmental conservation as a critical management focus and reduce our impact to the environment.
- Seek to reduce risk to human health and the environment.
- Make every effort to perform our social responsibility by observing environmental regulations and standards in Japan and abroad.
- Strive for continuous improvement of our environmental management system in order to enhance environmental performance.
- Contribute to the creation of an abundant society through countermeasures for climate change, effective utilization of resources and conservation of biodiversity.
Representative Director of Board, President
SHINKO ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES CO., LTD.
Environmental Vision 2050 clearly defines the Shinko Group's commitment to our Environmental Policy, outlining our approach and the goals we aim to achieve.
Considering the activities of the Group and the Basic Environment Plan (by Japanese Government)*, it identifies three key areas of focus: "climate change," "resource circulation," and "living in harmony with nature," outlining our "goals" to reduce environmental impact and contribute to a sustainable society as the responsibility of a manufacturing company.
* Basic Environmental Plan (by Japanese government): Based on Article 15 of the Basic Act on the Environment, this establishes the outline of long-term comprehensive policies for environmental conservation by the government as a whole. At the time of formulating Environmental Vision 2050 (2022), it was the "Fifth Basic Environment Plan" (2018). Currently, it is the "Sixth Basic Environment Plan" (2024).
