Value creation process
In order to realize our Vision and be the company we aim to become, the Toyota Boshoku group clarified its materiality (the approach we adopt to resolve the important issues we have identified to be prioritized through our business operations from among a variety of social issues). Furthermore, to realize our Vision and achieve this materiality, we have embodied our desired status for 2030 in our 2030 Mid-term Business Plan. We will implement this plan while maximizing our underlying philosophy and the strengths we have developed over our 100-year history.
Philosophy
The Toyota Boshoku group has as its corporate belief the Principles of Toyoda, which bring together the ideas of Sakichi Toyoda, the founder of the Toyota group. To continue to earn the trust of all stakeholders, we have established our Corporate Philosophy.
We have also formulated the Toyota Boshoku group Code of Conduct and the TB Way to ensure that all company members share common values and behavior.
The Identity of the Toyota Boshoku Group
Our strengths lie in three areas: R&D, HITOZUKURI, and MONOZUKURI.
The identity of the Toyota Boshoku group (Corporate Information)
2030 Mid-term Business Plan
Toyota Boshoku analyzed the environment surrounding 2030 to realize Vision and achieve materiality, and formulated a 2030 Mid-term Business Plan that utilizes the strengths of our group.
Materiality
Toyota Boshoku group defined as our materiality the identification of important issues to be resolved through our business operations from among a variety of social issues and the approach we adopt to resolve them.
Vision
Philosophy as well as our Vision, which describes the company we aim to become. This Vision advocates, “looking into the future, we will create tomorrow’s automobile interior spaces that will inspire our customers the world over,” and our aim is to offer “QUALITY OF TIME AND SPACE” in all mobility.