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Employee Data (Target companies: Unipres Corporation and Unipres R & D Co., Ltd.)

			Unit
Employees		No.
	Men		No.
	Women
Average age		Years
	Men		Years
	Women
Average years employed		Years
	Men		Years
	Women
Employees who left the company		％
	For personal reasons		％
	For company reasons
Employee retention rate		％
(three years after recruitment of new graduates)
Average annual salary	Thousand yen
Disabled people in workforce		％
Employees taking children leave		No.
	Men		No.
		％
	Women		No.
		％
Employees returning after childcare leave		％
	Men		％
	Women
Employees taking nursing care leave		No.
	Men		No.
	Women
Employees taking maternity leave		No.
Days of annual leave taken		Days
Annual leave taken		％

FY2020 2,531 2,313 218 41.5 41.8 38.6 18.4 18.9 12.7 2.2 2.2 0

88.4

5,882 2.53 32 24 61.5 8 100 100 100 100 0 0 0 10 13.8 73.6

FY2021 2,448 2,224 224 42.2 42.5 38.7 19.1 19.7 13.1 4.6 4.6 0

92.3

5,631 2.50 26 17 43.6 9 100 100 100 100 0 0 0 11 14.0 74.2

FY2022 2,322 2,110 212 43.0 43.4 39.7 20.0 20.6 13.9 8.4 8.4 0

85.4

5,811 2.61 36 28 84.8 8 100 100 100 100 0 0 0 7 15.3 80.0

			Unit	FY2020	FY2021	FY2022
Average hours of overtime	Hours/month	18.3	16.0	16.0
Total union members		No.	1,737	1,751	1,688
Female managers		No.	7	8	8
	Female		％	2.2	2.5	2.6
Female directors		No.	1	1	2
	Female		％	11.1	12.5	22.2
Female outside directors		No.	1	1	2
	Female		％	33.3	50.0	66.7
Non-Japanese employees		No.	27	25	19
	Men		No.	14	12	11
	Women		13	13	8
New graduates hired		No.	51	0	26
	Men		No.	40	0	21
	Women		11	0	5
Mid-career hired		No.	8	3	10
	Men		No.	5	2	5
	Women		3	1	5
Percentage of women hired		％	23.7	33.3	27.8

• Some figures have been revised due to a review of the scope covered by the calculation and the reference period.

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Employee Data (Global)

			Unit	FY2020	FY2021	FY2022
Employees	No. of employees	No.	10,175	9,844	9,078
	(Unipres Group)
		Female	％	-	12.3	13.0
	Japan	No.	3,418	3,328	3,107
		Female	％	-	9.5	9.8
	Overseas	No.	6,757	6,516	5,971
		Female	％	-	14.1	14.6
Female managers	Japan	No.	8	9	11
		Female	％	2.0	2.3	2.9
	Overseas	No.	90	82	76
		Female	％	20.5	19.1	18.2
Disabled people in	Japan	No.	53	51	51
workforce	Overseas	No.	26	37	26
Full time staff voluntary	Japan	％	-	6.0	4.9
turnover rates	Overseas	％	-	14.2	16.2

Safety and Health Data

【Accidents That Require Time off from Work】

		Unit	FY2020	FY2021	FY2022
Lost work-time	No. of serious	No.	0	0	0
incidents	accidents
	Industrial accident		0.247	0.257	0.000
	frequency rate
	Severity rate of		0.003	0.006	0.000
	accidents causing

【Safety and Health Training and Number of Employees Receiving

Training】

Training	No. of participants in FY2022
*Total number of attendees
Safety and health training for new employees	1,454
Training for managers and supervisors	205
Traffic safety training	3,996
Fire drill	1,186
Training to prevent the transmission of the new	821
coronavirus *Mostly in China
Workshop on life-saving procedures and other	1,559

Others (Social Contributions, Compliance)

	FY2022
Total amount of spending on community service activities(millions	4.0
of yen)
Political contributions; spending on lobbying and other activities	0.0
(millions of yen)
Disclosed fines, monetary penalties, or settlement money related to	0.0
corruption (millions of yen)
Total amount of fines and penalties related to the environment	0.0
during the fiscal year (millions of yen)

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Environmental Data

		Unit	Target	FY2020	FY2021	FY2022
			Unipres Corporation and its
Energy usage	MWh	consolidated subsidiaries in	298,328	315,578	300,566
			Japan and overseas
			Unipres Corporation and its
Renewable energy generation	kWh	consolidated subsidiaries in	170,007	188,667	188,623
			Japan and overseas
			Unipres Corporation and its
Greenhouse gas emissions (scopes 1)	t-CO₂	consolidated subsidiaries in	21,792	23,078	20,431
			Japan and overseas
			Unipres Corporation and its
Greenhouse gas emissions (scopes 2)	t-CO₂	consolidated subsidiaries in	100,486	101,955	96,201
			Japan and overseas
			Unipres Corporation and its
Greenhouse gas emissions (scopes 3)	t-CO₂	consolidated subsidiaries in	1,623,813	1,681,645	1,671,135
			Japan and overseas
			Unipres Corporation and its
	Purchased product	t-CO₂	consolidated subsidiaries in	1,514,567	1,611,005	1,629,803
			Japan and overseas
			Unipres Corporation and its
	Capital goods	t-CO₂	consolidated subsidiaries in	103,669	63,996	34,744
			Japan and overseas
			Unipres Corporation, Unipres
	Outsourced logistics	t-CO₂	R & D Co., Ltd., Unipres	1,768	2,061	2,327
			Kyushu Corporation
			Unipres Corporation, Unipres
	Waste	t-CO₂	R & D Co., Ltd., Unipres	348	741	967
			Kyushu Corporation
	Employees' business trips	t-CO₂	Unipres Corporation, Unipres	2,725	3,123	2,547
			R & D Co., Ltd.
	Employees' commuting	t-CO₂	Unipres Corporation, Unipres	736	719	747
			R & D Co., Ltd.
Waste emissions		Unipres Corporation and its
* Excludes valuables that have been	ｔ	consolidated subsidiaries in	892	1,014	1360
sold.		Japan and overseas
Water consumption		Unipres Corporation and its
(water supply, groundwater and	k㎥	consolidated subsidiaries in	1,325	1,485	1,278
rainwater)		Japan and overseas

• Regarding energy consumption and Greenhouse gas emissions (scopes 1 & 2), the data for FY2021 have been revised.
• Regarding energy consumption and Greenhouse gas emissions (scopes 1 & 2), Unipres Kyushu (Tobata area), Unipres North America, and Unipres (Thailand) were added to the scope of tabulation in FY2021, and Unipres Wuhan was added in FY2022.
• Regarding energy consumption and Greenhouse gas emissions (scopes 2), the data on emissions from mobile sources (mostly vehicles traveling on public roads) do not include

data from some offices. 【Offices excluded】

FY2019: Unipres Mold, Unipres Alabama, Unipres (UK), Unipres Guangzhou, Unipres Precision Guangzhou, Unipres India, and PT. Unipres Indonesia

FY2020: Unipres Mold, Unipres Alabama, Unipres Mexicana, Unipres (China), Unipres Guangzhou, Unipres Precision Guangzhou, Unipres India, and PT. Unipres Indonesia

*The data from Unipres Mold and Unipres U.S.A. used to calculate the water consumption during FY 2020 were estimates.

		Unit	Target	FY2020	FY2021	FY2022
Emissions of substances subject to the	kg	Unipres Corporation, Unipres	-	0.0	0.0
PRTR law	R & D Co., Ltd.
Leaked fluorocarbons	t-CO₂	Unipres Corporation, Unipres	41	2	14
(HFCs, etc.)		R & D Co., Ltd.
Waste containing high-concentration	kg	Unipres Corporation, Unipres	198	-	106
PCBs	R & D Co., Ltd.
Waste containing low-concentration	kg	Unipres Corporation, Unipres	-	-	-
(or negligible) PCBs	R & D Co., Ltd.
Sulfur oxide (SOx) emissions per year		Unipres Corporation, Unipres
ｔ	R & D Co., Ltd., Unipres	0.924	0.073	0.837
			Kyushu Corporation
Nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions per		Unipres Corporation, Unipres
ｔ	R & D Co., Ltd., Unipres	6.96	8.62	6.83
year
	Kyushu Corporation
Trends in the Amount of Specified Chemical SubstancesTransferred
	Toluene	kg	Unipres Corporation, Unipres	-	-	-
	R & D Co., Ltd.
	Xylene	kg	Unipres Corporation, Unipres	-	-	-
	R & D Co., Ltd.
	Normal hexane	kg	Unipres Corporation, Unipres	-	-	-
	R & D Co., Ltd.
	Methylnaphthalene	kg	Unipres Corporation, Unipres	-	-	-
	R & D Co., Ltd.
	Manganese and its compounds	kg	Unipres Corporation, Unipres	-	0.0	0.0
	R & D Co., Ltd.
Changes in Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) Emissions
	Toluene	kg	Unipres Corporation, Unipres	0.3	0.2	0.2
	R & D Co., Ltd.
	Xylene	kg	Unipres Corporation, Unipres	0.0	0.0	0.0
	R & D Co., Ltd.
	Normal hexane	kg	Unipres Corporation, Unipres	0.7	0.7	0.6
	R & D Co., Ltd.
	Benzene	kg	Unipres Corporation, Unipres	0.1	0.1	0.1
	R & D Co., Ltd.
	Ethylbenzene	kg	Unipres Corporation, Unipres	0.0	0.0	0.0
	R & D Co., Ltd.

• Dashes in the table above indicate that the amount of the substance handled was less than the minimum reporting threshold.
• The "0.0" in the table is the result of calculations rounded to two decimal places.

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【Third-party Verification of Environmental Data】

Unipres has undertaken third-party verification of its environmental data for FY2021 by SGS Japan Inc. to ensure the reliability of the data. This verification ensures the validity of the data collection, aggregation, and calculation process, and is part of our efforts to improve the reliability of our data.

Target Company

Unipres Corporation and Unipres R & D Co., Ltd.

Target Period

April 1, 2021 to March 31, 2022

Target Scope

Scope1, 2 (Energy-derivedCO2), and fuel consumption

* Excluding fuel for mobile units offsite.

【External evaluation】 *As of July 31, 2023

Inclusion in ESG Indexes

▶ FTSE Blossom	▶ Sompo
Japan Index	Sustainability
(Selected from 2021)	Index
	(Selected from 2021)
▶ FTSE Blossom
Japan Sector
Relative Index
(Selected from 2022)

Environment		Social			Governance		Supplementary
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Sustainability/ESG Evaluation

▶ Level-3 Eruboshi	▶ Kurumin
(Certified from 2020)	(Certified from 2022)

• Health & Productivity Management Outstanding Organization
  (Certified from 2021)

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Comparative Table with GRI Standards

	Usage Statement		This report conforms to the GRI Standards for the period of April 1, 2022 to March 31, 2023. Some
		information before and after this period is also presented.
	GRI 1 used		GRI 1: Foundation 2021
	Applicable sector-specific standards		We will conform to applicable sector-specific standards as they become publicly available in the future.

				Disclosure			Page no. / document.
	No.			Title
1. The Organization and its reporting practices
2-1			Organizational details	4
2-2			Entities included in the organization's sustainability reporting		4,Annual Securities Reports (in Japanese)
2-3			Reporting period, frequency and contact point	3
2-4			Restatements of information	15,18,46,76,78
2-5			External assurance	79
2. Activities and workers
2-6			Activities, value chain and other business relationships		4,Annual Securities Reports (in Japanese)
2-7			Employees		4,6,76,77,Annual Securities Reports (in Japanese)
2-8			Workers who are not employees	-
3. Governance
2-9			Governance structure and composition		63-65,CorporateGovernance Report (in Japanese)
2-10			Nomination and selection of the highest governance body		63,64,Corporate Governance Report (in Japanese)
2-11			Chair of the highest governance body		63,Corporate Governance Report (in Japanese)
2-12			Role of the highest governance boy in overseeing the management of impacts	9,63,64
2-13			Delegation of responsibility for managing impacts	9,15,33,42,45,48,52,59,63,67,69,73
2-14			Role of the highest governance body in sustainability reporting	9-11
2-15			Conflicts of interest		71,72,Annual Securities Reports (in Japanese),
							Corporate Governance Report (in Japanese)
2-16			Communication of critical concerns		63,69,70,Shareholders' Meeting Notices
2-17			Collective knowledge of the highest governance body		65,Shareholders' Meeting Notices
2-18			Evaluation of the performance of the highest governance body		63,64,Annual Securities Reports (in Japanese),
							Corporate Governance Report (in Japanese)

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