Mitsubishi Materials Corp 2006 SR
The report highlights Mitsubishi Materials Group's commitment to corporate social responsibility under the theme "For People, Society and the Earth." Key achievements in fiscal 2006 include reaching financial targets of the medium-term management plan a year early and establishing a new CSR promotion structure. The company emphasizes its role in a resource-recycling society, particularly through waste-processing in its cement and metals businesses. Environmental efforts focused on reforestation projects like the "Material Forest" at Naoshima and setting new CO2 reduction targets for 2011. The report also addresses social issues, including soil contamination remediation and employee safety initiatives.
Company: Mitsubishi Materials Corp
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: Japan
Year: 2006
Type: SR
Pages: 51
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Mitsubishi Materials Corp
Corporate Social Responsibility Report
The report highlights Mitsubishi Materials Group's commitment to corporate social responsibility under the theme "For People, Society and the Earth." Key achievements in fiscal 2006 include reaching financial targets of the medium-term management plan a year early and establishing a new CSR promotion structure. The company emphasizes its role in a resource-recycling society, particularly through waste-processing in its cement and metals businesses. Environmental efforts focused on reforestation projects like the "Material Forest" at Naoshima and setting new CO2 reduction targets for 2011. The report also addresses social issues, including soil contamination remediation and employee safety initiatives.
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Document Details
Report Year
2006
Reporting Period
Apr 1, 2005 - Mar 31, 2006
Fiscal Year
2006
Published
Dec 1, 2006
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
Pages
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Energy Consumption
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Women in Management
Employees