Comparative Tables with GRI Standards, SASB Standards, ISO 26000 Subjects, and ESG TopicsComparative Table with SASB Standards

Gross global Scope 1 emissions: 2.491 million tons-CO₂¹

Percentage subject to emissions limits : 83%²

Notes:

1. 1 CO₂-equivalent emissions for six gases (CO₂, CH₄, N₂O, HFCs, PFCs, SF₆) are calculated according to conversion factors for each gas. There are no NF3 emissions. Data is compiled for Toray Industries, Inc. and its group companies in and outside Japan. Only CO₂ emissions are calculated for group companies outside Japan. See the following page for a breakdown of figures for each category.

Environmental Impact Overview

1. 2 The numerator is the sum of the Group’s emissions in the regions listed in the World Bank’s Carbon Pricing Dashboard as having a carbon tax and/or emissions trading scheme (ETS) in place as of 2020; specifically, Japan, the Republic of Korea, European countries, Mexico, U.S. (California, Rhode Island, and Virginia) and China (Guangdong Province, Beijing, and Shanghai).

Conserving Energy and Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Toray Group’s Approach to Climate Change

1. (1) NOx (excluding N₂O),
2. (2) SOx,
3. (3) volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and
4. (4) hazardous air pollutants (HAPs)

1. (1) NOx, (2) SOx, (3) VOC
   Initiatives to Prevent Air and Water Pollution
2. (4) hazardous air pollutants (HAPs)
   Chemical Substance Emissions and Transfer Data

Note: (4) applies to atmospheric emissions of PRTR Law-specified substances

1. (1) Total energy consumed,
2. (2) percentage grid electricity,
3. (3) percentage renewable,
4. (4) total self-generated energy

1. (1) Total energy consumed
   Environmental Impact Overview
2. (2) Percentage grid electricity: 23.5%
3. (3) Percentage renewable energy: 1.87%

Note: Percentage of renewable energy represents the ratio of solar power, wind power, biomass fuel, and electricity procured from renewable energy sources to total Toray Group fuel consumption.

1. (4) Total self-generated energy
   Conserving Energy and Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions

1. (1) Total water withdrawn: 206,784 thousand tons
   Of which, percentage of water withdrawn in regions with High Baseline Water Stress: 2.4%
   Of which, percentage of water withdrawn in regions with Extremely High Baseline Water Stress: 2.0%
2. (2) Total water consumed: 38,449 thousand tons
   Of which, percentage of water consumed in regions with High or Extremely High Baseline Water Stress: 9.3%
   Of which, percentage of water consumed in regions with Extremely High Baseline Water Stress: 2.5%

Note: Total water consumed is calculated by subtracting water discharged from water withdrawn.

Water stress is surveyed for each Toray Group business site based on the World Resources Institute’s Aqueduct Water Risk Atlas. The amount of water withdrawn and the amount of water consumed by business sites located in regions with High or Extremely High Baseline Water Stress are summed up, respectively, yielding the percentages shown above.

Initiatives for Managing Water Resources

1. (1) Amount of hazardous waste generated: 3,848 tons
2. (2) Percentage recycled: 98.7%

Initiatives to Reduce Waste

Note: The scope of aggregation for waste generated is Toray Industries, Inc. and its group companies in Japan. Data corresponding to “industrial waste subject to special control,” as defined in Japan’s Waste Disposal and Public Cleansing Act, is recorded as hazardous waste generated.

Communication

1. (1) TRIR
   (a) Toray Group (Calculated by actual working hours of employees including temporary staff): 0.68
   (b) Onsite business partner companies (Only staff stationed at Toray Industries plants; working hours used in the calculations are estimates): 0.231
2. (2) Fatality rate
   (a) Toray Group: 0
   (b) Onsite business partner companies: 0

Note: Because Toray Group’s safety record includes data on temporary staff, they are calculated using the definition above.

Occupational Safety and Accident Prevention Activities

Sustainability Innovation Business Expansion Project

1. * Sustainability Innovation (SI) Business: Business areas and product lines that can help realize the Toray Group Sustainability Vision. The products are categorized into four initiative areas: 1) Accelerating measures to counter climate change, 2) promoting resource recycling, 3) providing clean water and air, and 4) contributing to better medical care and hygiene for people.

Not disclosed

Note: At Toray Industries, Inc. and its group companies, safety reviews are conducted for all products. For more information, please visit the webpage

Initiatives for Quality Assurance and Product Safety

1. (1) Discussion of strategy to manage chemicals of concern
   Chemical Management
   Product Quality and Safety
   Initiatives for Quality Assurance and Product Safety
2. (2) Discussion of strategy to develop alternatives with reduced human and/or environmental impact
   Chemical Management

Toray Group’s Approach to Climate Change

• PSIC¹: 0
• PSTIR²: 0
• PSISR³: 0

All figures are for the 2023 calendar year.

Notes:

1. 1 PSIC is defined as the total annual count of all incidents that meet the definition of a Tier 1 Process Safety Incidents (PSI) per ANSI/API RP 754.
2. 2 PSTIR is calculated as the total number of PSI multiplied by 200,000 and divided by the total annual hours worked by employees, contractors, and subcontractors.
3. 3 PSISR is calculated as the Total Severity Score for all Process Safety Incidents multiplied by 200,000 and divided by the total annual hours worked by employees, contractors, and subcontractors.