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Toyota Boshoku Receives Highest Score from CDP Survey
～Selected as an A List Company in Both Categories of Climate Change and Water Security～
Kariya (Japan) December 22, 2025 - Toyota Boshoku Corporation has recently been recognized as an A List Company - the highest distinction - in both the "climate change" and "water security" categories of the CDP*1 survey. This marks the third time Toyota Boshoku has been selected for the A list*2 in "climate change", and the fourth consecutive year, fifth overall, for "water security".
Toyota Boshoku's proactive initiatives in addressing "climate change" and "water security" are regarded as the primary reasons for receiving such a high evaluation in this year's CDP assessment.
[Main Evaluation Points]
-Aiming to achieve the '2050 Environmental Vision,' we formulated the '2025 Environmental Action Plan' in November 2020 and have been continuously meeting annual targets while actively promoting information disclosure.
-Through TCFD compliance and scenario analysis, we identify risks and opportunities related to climate change and water security and implement concrete countermeasures.
-In November 2023, we revised the Environmental Vision and partially updated our environmental strategy, aiming for a 50% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions and a 30% reduction in Scope 3 emissions by 2030, and to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, driving initiatives globally.
The Toyota Boshoku group, together with all of its stakeholders, aims for a sustainable global environment where children can live happily. All of the group companies continue to make greater effort to reduce the environmental impact and conserve biodiversity through the use of environmentally friendly development, design, products and production, and logistics.
Please visit the company website for further details on the Toyota Boshoku group's environmental activities.
（https://www.toyota-boshoku.com/global/sustainability/environment/）
*1: An NPO established in the United Kingdom in 2000, CDP is one of the most trusted rating agencies among investors. In 2024, more than 24,800 companies worldwide--including over 2,100 Japanese companies, representing more than 70% of those listed on the Prime Market--responded to the survey.
*2: A List: The highest scoring rank among eight levels from A to D-.