ESG Data

Environment

2021 2022 2023 Unit
Energy consumption amount (crude oil equivalent) 142 138 126 ML
GHG emissions Scope 1 Domestic 257 244 128 kt-CO2e
Overseas 7 7 8 kt-CO2e
Domestic + Overseas 263 251 136 kt-CO2e
Scope 2
(market base)
Domestic 25 19 103 kt-CO2e
Overseas 51 56 62 kt-CO2e
Domestic + Overseas 76 75 165 kt-CO2e
Scope 2
(location base)
Domestic 28 22 109 kt-CO2e
Overseas 51 56 62 kt-CO2e
Domestic + Overseas 79 78 171 kt-CO2e
Scope 1 + Scope 2
(market base)
Domestic 282 263 231 kt-CO2e
Overseas 57 63 70 kt-CO2e
Domestic + Overseas 339 326 301 kt-CO2e
Scope 3(Unitika Ltd. and some of Group companies*1) 592 586 802 kt-CO2e
  Category 1*2 396.8 398.6 595.2 kt-CO2e
Category 2*3 10.8 12.8 14.3 kt-CO2e
Category 3*4 68.4 66.4 67.6 kt-CO2e
Category 4*2 33.0 29.5 28.3 kt-CO2e
Category 5*3*5 3.8 4.4 3.7 kt-CO2e
Category 6*3 0.2 0.2 0.3 kt-CO2e
Category 7*3 0.6 0.6 0.8 kt-CO2e
Category 8*6 - - - kt-CO2e
Category 9*7 - - - kt-CO2e
Category 10*8 - - - kt-CO2e
Category 11*9 - - - kt-CO2e
Category 12*3 77.2 72.2 90.4 kt-CO2e
Category 13*6 - - - kt-CO2e
Category 14*6 - - - kt-CO2e
Category 15*3*10 1.8 1.6 1.6 kt-CO2e
Total water intake 27,148 26,587 23,508 thousand m³
Clean water supply 8 8 8 thousand m³
Ground water 3,613 3,352 2,745 thousand m³
Industrial water 62 72 87 thousand m³
Seawater 0 0 0 thousand m³
River water 23,465 23,155 20,668 thousand m³
Total waste water discharge 29,900 28,854 25,852 thousand m³
Discharge to water bodies (COD) 110 103 84 t
Discharge to atmosphere NOx 488 553 509 t
SOx 13 9 17 t
Discharge to atmosphere (dust) 6 5 4 t
PRTR Discharge to atmosphere 32 31 21 t
Discharge to water bodies 1 1 1 t
Transferred 8 7 5 t
Waste products produced Amount of external recycling 3,755 3,379 3,138 t
Amount of incineration or landfill disposal 3,128 3,353 2,826 t
Waste emissions Total 6,883 6,732 5,964 t

*1 Unitika Trading Co., Ltd.; Terabo Co., Ltd.; Ad’All Co., Ltd.; Nippon Ester Co., Ltd.
*2 Some of the items have been accounted for within the scope of consolidation.
*3 Scope of calculation prior to FY 2022 is Unitika Ltd.
*4 The organizational scope is the Unitika Group.
*5 The organizational scope is the Unitika Group from FY 2023.
*6 No applicable activities.
*7 Not calculated due to difficulties in collecting data.
*8 Category 10 is not included in the calculations as the World Business Council for Sustainable Development
    (WBCSD) Guidance for Accounting and Reporting Corporate GHG Emissions in the Chemical Sector
    Value Chain stipulates that “chemical companies are not required to report on downstream emissions,
    since reliable figures are difficult to obtain due to the diverse application and customer structure.
*9 Not relevant. Because the products sold by Unitika are primarily materials, there are no products
    which use electricity or fuel, and there are no direct GHG emissions at the use phase.
*10 The data of FY 2023 is provisional value based on FY 2022 data.

Society

  2021 2022 2023 Unit
Women in managerial positions*1
Number of people 13 27 27  
Ratio 4.6% 5.4 5.5
Number of new employees
(Unitika Ltd.)*2
Number of new employees Female 7 13 15  
Male 64 58 43  
Total 71 71 58  
Ratio of females 9.9 18.3 25.9
 Head office employees Female 4 9 9  
Male 21 22 17  
Total 25 31 26  
Ratio of females 16.0 29.0 34.6
 Production site employees Female 2 4 5  
Male 40 32 25  
Total 42 36 30  
Ratio of females 4.8 11.1 16.7
 Mid-career recruits Female 1 0 1  
Male 3 4 1  
Total 4 4 2  
Ratio of females 25.0 0.0 50.0
Ratio of taking leave for child rearing
(child-rearing leave, etc.)*3
Male Number of people 15 19 23  
Ratio taking leave 36.6 52.8 71.9
Female Number of people 10 8 14  
Ratio taking leave 111.1 66.7 127.3
Education and training-related results
Education investment/person*4 29,000 31,865 30,344 Yen
Education time/person 6.2 8.8 18.5 Hours
Total number of participants 5,961 12,866 18,132  
Total training time 15,020 20,843 42,270 Hours
Results of industrial safety*5
Number of accidents causing lost work time 2 5 11 Incidents
Lost time injury frequency rate 0.38% 0.97% 2.29%
Response rate of the CSR procurement survey
(Main business partners and clients*6)
- 87.4 -

*1 FY2021 is for Unitika Ltd. FY2022 and FY2023 are for entire Group, including overseas companies
*2 Tally based on the fiscal year when joining the company
    (4/1 - 3/31, however new recruits are tallied for the fiscal year of hiring)
*3 Tally of leave taken on a FY base
    Ratio of women taking child-rearing leave (%) = (Number of female employees who have taken child-rearing leave ÷
    Number of female employees who have given birth) x 100
    Ratio of men taking child-rearing leave (%) = (Number of male employees who have taken child-rearing leave ÷
    Number of male employees whose spouse has given birth) x 100
*4 Education investment/person =
    Total education investment / (Employees at all domestic Group companies + Employees posted overseas)
*5 FY2021 and FY2022: All domestic groups, FY2023:Entire Group, including overseas companies
*6 Total of the business partners and clients with an 80% transaction amount in the purchasing department of Unitika
    Ltd., and the business partners and clients with a 72% transaction amount in the purchasing department of Unitika
    Trading Co., Ltd.