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Risk and impact management

October 6, 2026

Risk and impact management

Profit/cost: ↑ (profit) ↓ (cost) 
Impact degree: ↓ (small) ↓↓ (medium) ↓↓↓ (large)

Category Risk to the Group Timing of manifestation Value‑chain stage where risk emerges Impacts on Our Group Evaluation of financial impacts Countermeasures
●:In progress ▲:Scheduled
Transition
risks
Laws and regulations ①Nature-related regulations Short to long term Direct operations* Increased capital and management costs from stronger nature‑related regulations and market shifts ↓↓↓
  • Capital investment costs

  • Regulatory compliance costs

▲Proactive action informed by regulatory trends
●Strict wastewater management under water‑related legislation and enhanced internal standards
Market ②Increased customer demand concerning natural ecosystems Medium to long term Direct operations* Rising material and manufacturing costs from stronger customer ecosystem requirements ↓↓
  • Margin compression due to increased development and manufacturing costs

▲Promoting certification and assessment for alternative‑material adoption
▲Expanding adoption of alternative materials in new equipment development
Evaluation ③Non‑compliance with customer procurement requirements due to insufficient nature stewardship Short to Medium term Direct operations* Reputational and commercial loss from insufficient biodiversity consideration ↓↓
  • Costs of responding to stakeholder requests

  • Decreased sales

▲Promoting nature‑positive actions
Physical
risks
Acute risks ④Increasing frequency of extreme weather events driven by climate change Long term Direct operations* Flooding risks: recovery costs, delays and temporary shutdowns ↓↓
  • Operating costs

  • Decreased sales

●Diversifying production sites for business continuity
Chronic risks ⑤Changes in water quantity, quality, and temperature Short to long term Direct operations* Changes in water availability/quality leading to increased costs and production impacts ↓↓
  • Operating costs

  • Decreased sales

●Diversifying production sites for business continuity
●Planned capital investments for water‑efficiency and leak‑mitigation
●Compliance and monitoring of water‑related laws and standards
Acute risks and Chronic risks ⑥Wastewater treatment outage or contaminated water release Short to long term Direct operations* Adverse freshwater ecosystem impacts and subsequent remediation costs ↓↓↓
  • Compensation and remediation costs to local communities

  • Contamination cleanup costs

●Planned capital investments for risk reduction and incident prevention
*

Direct operations (our directly managed manufacturing and development sites — six sites)

Profit/cost: ↑ (profit) ↓ (cost) 
Impact degree: ↑ (small) ↑↑ (medium) ↑↑↑ (large)

Category

Drivers / Impacts

Opportunities and estimated financial impact

Degree of financial impact

Time frame

Opportunities assessment

Markets

Growing demand for environmentally aligned products

Increased sales from environmentally considerate product offerings

↑↑↑
Increased sales

Short, Medium, Long

Large

Resource efficiency

Reducing freshwater withdrawals

Reducing operational water use and production‑interruption risk through enhanced recycling and water‑saving technologies.

↑↑↑
Increased sales, Cost reduction

Short, Medium, Long

Large

New technology

Promoting nature‑positive measures and technologies

Revenue expansion in nature‑adaptation markets through high‑performance environmental‑monitoring sensors and semiconductor devices.

↑↑
Increased sales

Short, Medium, Long

Medium

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