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ESG Briefing Session
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SWCC Purpose, Philosophy Structure
Editorial Policy and Table of Contents
History of Value Creation and Innovation
Business Activities and Sources of Value Creation
SWCC Group's Value Creation Story
CEO Message
Chairman's Message
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[4] Practicing the Value Creation Story (1)
（263KB）SWCC Group Value Creation Process
Toward Enhancing Management Capital
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[5] Practicing the Value Creation Story (2)
（996KB）Strategy Update
Business Strategy
Regarding Joint Acquisition of TOTOKU Shares
Corporate Strategy, Financial Strategy
Human Capital Strategy
Technology and R&D Strategy -
[6] Practicing the Value Creation Story (3)
（568KB）Sustainability Strategy
Sustainability Initiatives
Promotion of Materialities -
[7] Practicing the Value Creation Story (4)
（1.2MB）Business Model of the SWCC Group
Strategies and Progress by Business Segment
Energy and Infrastructure Business Segment
Communication and
Components Business Segment -
[8] Practicing the Value Creation Story (5)
（831KB）Initiatives for Creating New Businesses
Smart Stream Business
Initiatives of Digital Promotion Office
Initiatives of AXIO Corporation
Initiatives of Intellectual Property Information Department -
[9] Foundation for Sustainable Management
（1.7MB）Addressing Environmental Issues
Strengthening Partnerships
Strengthening Human Capital
Advancing Governance Systems
Round-table Discussion among
Outside Directors -
[10] Financial and Management Information
（901KB）FY2024 Financial Results-Key Points
Financial/Non-financial Highlights
Key Financial Data for the Past 11 Years
Consolidated Financial Statements
Management Team (Introduction of Officers)
Share and Investor Information/Company Profile
Assessment of sustainability
Received a 'BBB' rating in the MSCI ESG Ratings
Selected as a B List company in CDP 2025
CDP is an international non-profit organization that evaluates corporate and local government initiatives related to climate change, forests, and water security. In the 2025 assessment, CDP evaluated more than 22,100 companies worldwide and over 1,000 local governments.
The evaluation is conducted on an eight-tier scale ranging from A (highest) to D− (lowest).
Selected by GPIF's domestic equity investment managers as one of the "Most Improved Integrated Reports"
