Environmental Data

(t-CO₂e)

• —: Not applicable.

• *1Hulic manages the amount of permissible leaks as an administrator based on the Act on Rational Use and Proper Management of Fluorocarbons and they are included in the calculations of greenhouse gas emissions. Note that we do not report or disclose this data as the amount of leaks is below the reporting standards.
• *2Our calculation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions adopts the criterion of operational control.
• *3Scope2 (Location based) FY2025 Result：29,197 t-CO₂e

(GJ)

• *The boundary is the properties where the Hulic Group occupies or manages business operations (36 properties in FY2020, 41 properties in FY2021, 40 properties in FY2022, 48 properties in FY2023, 262 properties in FY2024, and 321 properties in FY2025 (This includes emissions from buildings occupied by KOKEN BORING MACHINE CO., LTD., while excluding emissions generated from its operational activities.)). In addition, properties held at the end of term are subject to the calculation (Properties acquired during the reporting year for the period from the acquisition date to the end of the term are included). In FY2024 and FY2025, the number of properties increased compared to the previous year due to the implementation of M&A during the period.
• *From FY2025, to align with international disclosure standards, the basis of calculation has been changed from primary energy consumption to secondary energy consumption. In line with this change, previously disclosed figures have been restated using secondary energy consumption.

• *The RE100 progress rate is calculated by dividing the total amount of power generated by Hulic-owned renewable energy equipment in the year by the total amount of electricity used (included some estimates) at the Hulic head office building and on the floors occupied by Group companies.

• *1Beginning in FY2021, Hulic’s fixed assets are covered, excluding properties under development and land for for lease (220 properties in FY2021, 207 properties in FY2022, 204 properties in FY2023, 194 properties in FY2024, and 192 properties in FY2025). Note that the amount of hot spring water used at hot spring ryokans (luxury Japanese inns) is not included.
  The boundary of FY2020 is properties with a total floor area of 3,000 m² or more, excluding buildings where bank branch is the sole tenant, as well as sectional and shared ownership properties and real estate for sale.

(t)

• *Calculations for waste disposal are based on the properties where the Hulic Group occupies or manages business operations (36 properties in FY2020, 41 properties in FY2021, 40 properties in FY2022, 48 properties in FY2023, 262 properties in FY2024, and 321 properties in FY2025). In FY2024 and FY2025, the number of properties increased compared to the previous year due to the implementation of M&A during the period. Beginning in FY2020, we are calculating total waste disposal at specific properties within the boundary by using weight conversion factors based on actual measurements. The waste disposal of certain properties are estimated using the total floor area based on the emissions intensity of buildings with similar functions.

(property)

• *The percentage of properties completed in the given year that used technologies and measures that contributed to a reduction in waste as well as raw materials and other resources based on the Hulic Guidelines for Longer Life.

(As of the end of June 30, 2025)

(property)

• *The number of completed properties in each year among those imposed with greening obligation (excludes real estate for sale).

(property)

• *The number of propaties installed renewable energy facilities completed each year.

• *Figures are for developed and constructed buildings for which data were collected in each year.

• *Figures are for developed and constructed buildings for which data were collected in each year. We monitor concrete purchased amount from FY2021.

• *The scope is Hulic Head Office Building.

(times)

• *In 2020, we announced our support for the TCFD recommendations and have strengthened our governance mechanism related to climate change.

(unit)