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Greenhouse gas emissions:

Scope 1 (CO2 from energy sources)

ºÚÁÏÍø., Ltd. and domestic and overseas group companies

(hereafter referred to as "Global")

• ・Calculated using the amount of activity multiplied by CO2 emission coefficient.

  ・The following emission factor is used:

  ・List of standard calorific values and carbon emission coefficients by energy source (2018), General Energy Statistics, Agency for Natural Resources and Energy

Greenhouse gas emissions:

• ・CO2 emissions are calculated on a market basis.

  ・The following electricity emission factors are used:

     Japan: Emissions coefficient by electric power supplier (for calculating greenhouse gas emissions from specific emitters: adjusted emission coefficient (residue))

     Overseas: IEA database (IEA Emission Factors 2023)

  ・For industrial steam, the emission factor provided by the supplier is used.

  ・The emission coefficients for CO2 emissions from heat (hot water) and cold (cold water) sources are based on the “List of calculation methods and emission coefficients in the calculation, reporting, and disclosure system.”

  ・For locations (offices) where it is difficult to obtain the raw data on electricity usage, the following estimated values are used.

     1) Business locations and offices with equivalent functions and size in the same country/region will be used as the first candidates for comparison. If there is no suitable comparison within the same country/region, data from other countries/regions will be used.

     2) If the area ratio of an office is available, the calculation will be based on the area ratio.

     3) If area ratio is not available, calculation will be based on number of employee ratio.

     4) If the best comparison cannot be selected, the average of the comparisons will be used.

  ・For electricity, non-fossil certificates, renewable energy power menus, and renewable energy certificates are used.

Greenhouse gas emissions:

Scope 3

(Category 1)

Global

Purchased raw materials, consignments, and supplies

• ・Calculated using the purchase price multiplied by emission factor.

  ・The following emission factors are used:

     Basic Guidelines for Calculating Greenhouse Gas Emissions Throughout the Supply Chain (ver.2.6)

     Emissions unit database for calculating greenhouse gas emissions, etc. of organizations throughout the supply chain (Ver.3.4)

     IDEA Database (v2.3)

  ・Emissions from raw material purchases in the Americas and Asia-Latin America regions are estimated based on the ratio of the sales amount of products handled at plants in each region, and the sales in ºÚÁÏÍø Japan excluding in-license products.

Global

Total of 21 locations

・Meter readings or invoice data from tap water, groundwater, and purchased recycled water are used.

・For research and production sites where it is difficult to obtain raw data on water withdrawals, the following estimated values are used.

   1) Business locations with equivalent functions and size in the same country/region will be used as the first candidates for comparison. If there is no suitable comparison within the same country/region, data from other countries/regions will be used.

1.    2) If the area ratio of an office is available, the calculation will be based on the area ratio.

   3) If area ratio is not available, calculation will be based on number of employee ratio.

•    4) If the best comparison cannot be selected, the average of the comparisons will be used.

Global

Total of 21 locations

• ・Wastewater flow meter readings (sewage, discharge into rivers) are used.

  ・At non-production sites and other locations that do not have wastewater readings, the amount of wastewater is calculated as the same as the amount of water intake.

  ・If the amount of water sprayed or the amount of evaporation from the cooling tower can be estimated, the estimated value is used.

Global

Total of 28 locations

• ・Total waste amount is calculated by combining the amount of industrial waste and general business waste generated (classification of waste is based on the definition of each country)

  ・Valuables (those from which the Group still receives income even after offsetting transportation costs) are not included.

  ・Radioactive (RI) waste is not included.

Global

• ・Number of employees of all global companies, aggregated globally and by region.

  ・The definition of an employee is the same as in the securities report (the number of full-time employees as of March 31, 2024, excluding employees seconded from the Company or its consolidated subsidiaries to outside the Group, but including employees seconded from outside the Group to the Consolidated Group).

Total: 11,067 people

Japan 4,314 people

Americas 1,915 people

EMEA1,305 people

China 1,950

Asia/Latin America 1,583

• ・The number of female employees in all global companies divided by the total number of employees globally.
• ・Compiled data on the number of male and female employees reported by companies in each country.
• ・The definition of employees is the same as for the number of employees by region.

• ・The number of female managers in all global companies divided by the total number of managers globally.

・The definition of a managerial position depends on the personnel system of each country.

• ・The definition of employees is the same as for the number of employees by region.

ºÚÁÏÍø., Ltd.

• ・This shows the percentage of average women's wages when the average men's wage in 2023 is set at 100.

・The wages covered are the total cash wages in the Monthly Labor Survey conducted by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare.

• ・The definition of eligible employees is the same as that for securities reports.

• ・The figure is calculated using the method used when applying for the Disability Employment Adjustment Grant.

・The ratio obtained by dividing the total number of employed persons with disabilities each month by the total number of regular employees each month.

• ・The number of regular employees includes employees seconded to other companies for whom the Company handles employment insurance.

• ・These figures cover employees, part-time workers, and temporary workers.

・The number of incidents include lost-time and non lost-time accidents, and traffic accidents (excluding commuting accidents).

• ・These figures cover employees, part-time workers, and temporary workers.

・ºÚÁÏÍø Group Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate = Number of casualties resulting from occupational and traffic accidents (absence of 1 day or more) ÷ Total working hours × 1,000,000

• ・According to the 2023 Survey of Occupational Accident Trends conducted by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, the Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate for the Pharmaceutical manufacturing industry was 1.01.

• ・This figure is calculated by averaging the percentage of people who responded favorably to each of the seven questions related to "sustainable engagement" in a survey of all global employees.

・The Willis Towers Watson (WTW) system is used to conduct opinion surveys and calculate scores.

• ・The latest survey was conducted over a two-week period from February 26 to March 8, 2024.