Ricoh Co Ltd 2012 SR
The report marks the Ricoh Group's first integrated report, combining financial, social, and environmental performance. It outlines the 17th Mid-Term Management Plan, focusing on business creation and restructuring to achieve sustainable growth. Key highlights include the introduction of the 'imagine. change.' global brand tagline and the launch of the 'Save the Memory Project' to digitize photos for Great East Japan Earthquake victims. The company also reports on its progress toward long-term environmental goals, such as reducing lifecycle CO2 emissions by 87.5% by 2050. Despite a net loss due to natural disasters and structural reforms, Ricoh emphasizes its commitment to innovation and corporate social responsibility.
Company: Ricoh Co Ltd
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: Japan
Year: 2012
Type: SR
Pages: 102
Ricoh Co Ltd
The report marks the Ricoh Group's first integrated report, combining financial, social, and environmental performance. It outlines the 17th Mid-Term Management Plan, focusing on business creation and restructuring to achieve sustainable growth. Key highlights include the introduction of the 'imagine. change.' global brand tagline and the launch of the 'Save the Memory Project' to digitize photos for Great East Japan Earthquake victims. The company also reports on its progress toward long-term environmental goals, such as reducing lifecycle CO2 emissions by 87.5% by 2050. Despite a net loss due to natural disasters and structural reforms, Ricoh emphasizes its commitment to innovation and corporate social responsibility.
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Document Details
Report Year
2012
Reporting Period
Apr 1, 2011 - Mar 31, 2012
Fiscal Year
2012
Published
Sep 1, 2012
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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