value creation process - taikisha ltd. · maintain a solid global network • 39 consolidated...

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Environment surrounding Taikisha Capital invested Business activities Business opportunities Response to climate change Efficient use of resources and energy Development of industries and technological innovation Contribution to creating sustainable cities and communities Use of IoT/AI and technological innovations toward automation Risk factors Fluctuations in private-sector capital investment Risks involved in overseas business operations Risks involved in intensified price competition Fluctuations in material prices Natural disasters/accidents Internal issues Work style reform and human resource development Building a solid governance system Optimum quality control Stakeholder engagement Financial capital Manufactured capital Human capital Intellectual capital Social/ relationship capital Natural capital Optimal allocation of capital invested Green Technology System Division Provider of solutions and ingenuity 105 years of trust since foundation Environment- responsive technologies Providing the optimal conditions as an engineer Capitalize on opportunities through Technology development and design Order receiving Value chain Governance Quality P29-36 P51-52 Address internal issues based on our Materiality P25-26 CSR activities that support sustainable growth *FY2017 results except for accumulated amount Financial capital Manufactured capital Human capital Intellectual capital Social/relationship capital Natural capital Maintain a solid financial foundation Net assets of 110.6 billion yen Equity ratio of 48.5% Hand down technology to the next generation Enhance technological platforms using IT tools Accumulate technologies and know-how overseas Accumulated overseas sales of 1.9 trillion yen Reduce environmental impact Efficiently utilize resources/energy Use “air,” a natural resource Maintain a solid global network 39 consolidated subsidiaries in Japan and overseas Abundant transactions 1,942 clients and 1,850 subcontractors Respond to customer needs by leveraging R&D facilities Capital investment of 3.8 billion yen 6 R&D facilities in Japan and overseas Generate customer satisfaction Advancement of overseas local staff Ratio of overseas employees: 65% Variety of education and training Provision of value Paint Finishing System Division Solid global network Overseas operations spanning 8 decades One and only painting business P07-08 Clients Shareholders Employees and their families Business partners Communities/ societies Supervisory authorities Global environment Practicing “Customers First” At Taikisha, “Customers” is broadly interpreted as all stakeholders surrounding the company. Practicing the Mission Statement “Customers First” is central to Taikisha’s business as it generates benefits and happiness for all such stakeholders. Value Creation Feature P23 Technology × Human Resources 3 Work style reform through employee education and active utilization of IT Management Aimed at Achieving Growth by Nurturing and Utilizing People Value Creation Feature P21 Technology × Environment 2 Leap forward on wings—Expansion into the aircraft paint finishing system business First Regional Jet Aircraft Produced in Japan “MRJ” For Taikisha’s specific “value creation” initiatives, please see the special features on P19–24. Value Creation Feature P19 Technology × Environment 1 Air control supporting safe manufacture of pharmaceuticals Air-Conditioning Systems in the Pharmaceuticals Manufacturing Environment environment and of energy, air and water business and manage risk factors Procurement Construction Operation, management and after-sales services Environment Labor practices P37-48 P53-56 Taikisha’s Mission Statement “Customers First” refers to the spirit of earning the ongoing trust of stakeholders (society in general). Since the foundation of Taikisha in 1913, this guiding principle has underpinned its efforts and was formulated anew in 1970 as the “Customers First” Mission Statement. Based on this mission statement, Taikisha will continue to create new value for others while striving to achieve its sustainable growth. Value Creation Process Top Management’s Message Corporate Overview Top to Top Dialogue Materiality Key Measures and Progress of Activities Governance Environment Contributions to Society Value Creation Feature 17 18 Taikisha Ltd. CSR Report 2018 Taikisha Ltd. CSR Report 2018

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Page 1: Value Creation Process - Taikisha Ltd. · Maintain a solid global network • 39 consolidated subsidiaries in Japan and overseas • Abundant transactions 1,942 clients and 1,850

*FY2017 results except for accumulated amount

Financial capital

Manufactured capital

Human capital

Intellectual capital

Social/relationship capital

Natural capital

• Maintain a solid financial foundation• Net assets of 110.6 billion yen• Equity ratio of 48.5%

• Hand down technology to the nextgeneration

• Enhance technological platformsusing IT tools

• Accumulate technologies andknow-how overseas

• Accumulated overseas sales of 1.9 trillion yen

• Reduce environmental impact• Efficiently utilize resources/energy• Use “air,” a natural resource

• Maintain a solid global network• 39 consolidated subsidiaries in Japan and overseas

• Abundant transactions 1,942 clients and 1,850 subcontractors

• Respond to customer needs byleveraging R&D facilities

• Capital investment of 3.8 billion yen• 6 R&D facilities in Japan and overseas

• Generate customer satisfaction• Advancement of overseas

local staff• Ratio of overseas employees: 65%

• Variety of education andtraining

Environment surrounding Taikisha Capital invested Provision of valueBusiness activities

Business opportunitiesResponse to climate changeEfficient use of resources and energyDevelopment of industries and

technological innovationContribution to creating sustainable

cities and communitiesUse of IoT/AI and technological

innovations toward automation

Risk factorsFluctuations in private-sector capital

investmentRisks involved in overseas business

operationsRisks involved in intensified price

competitionFluctuations in material pricesNatural disasters/accidents Internal issuesWork style reform and human resource

developmentBuilding a solid governance systemOptimum quality controlStakeholder engagement

Financial capital

Manufacturedcapital

Human capital

Intellectual capital

Social/relationship capital

Natural capital

Optim

al allocation of capital invested

Green TechnologySystem Division

Provider ofsolutions and

ingenuity

105 years of trustsince foundation

Environment-responsive

technologies

Paint FinishingSystem Division

Solid globalnetwork

Overseas operationsspanning 8 decades

One and onlypainting business

P07-08

Clients

Shareholders

Employees andtheir families

Business partners

Communities/societies

Supervisoryauthorities

Globalenvironment

Practicing“Customers First”At Taikisha, “Customers” is broadly interpreted as all stakeholders surrounding the company. Practicing the Mission Statement “Customers First” is central to Taikisha’s business as it generates benefits and happiness for all such stakeholders.

ValueCreationFeature

P23

Technology × Human Resources

3Work style reform through employee education and active utilization of ITManagement Aimed at Achieving Growth by Nurturing and Utilizing People

ValueCreationFeature

P21

Technology × Environment

2Leap forward on wings—Expansion into the aircraft paint finishing system businessFirst Regional Jet Aircraft Produced in Japan “MRJ”

For Taikisha’s specific “value creation” initiatives, please see the special features on P19–24.

ValueCreationFeature

P19

Technology × Environment

1Air control supporting safe manufacture of pharmaceuticalsAir-Conditioning Systems in the Pharmaceuticals Manufacturing Environment

Providing the optimalconditions as an engineer

environment andof energy, air and water

Capitalize on opportunities through business and manage risk factors

Technology developmentand design Order receiving Procurement Construction Operation, management

and after-sales services

Value chain

Governance

Quality

P29-36

P51-52

Environment

Labor practices

P37-48

P53-56

Address internal issues based on ourMateriality

P25-26

CSR activities that supportsustainable growth

*FY2017 results except for accumulated amount

Financial capital

Manufactured capital

Human capital

Intellectual capital

Social/relationship capital

Natural capital

• Maintain a solid financial foundation• Net assets of 110.6 billion yen• Equity ratio of 48.5%

• Hand down technology to the nextgeneration

• Enhance technological platformsusing IT tools

• Accumulate technologies andknow-how overseas

• Accumulated overseas sales of 1.9 trillion yen

• Reduce environmental impact• Efficiently utilize resources/energy• Use “air,” a natural resource

• Maintain a solid global network• 39 consolidated subsidiaries in Japan and overseas

• Abundant transactions 1,942 clients and 1,850 subcontractors

• Respond to customer needs byleveraging R&D facilities

• Capital investment of 3.8 billion yen• 6 R&D facilities in Japan and overseas

• Generate customer satisfaction• Advancement of overseas

local staff• Ratio of overseas employees: 65%

• Variety of education andtraining

Environment surrounding Taikisha Capital invested Provision of valueBusiness activities

Business opportunitiesResponse to climate changeEfficient use of resources and energyDevelopment of industries and

technological innovationContribution to creating sustainable

cities and communitiesUse of IoT/AI and technological

innovations toward automation

Risk factorsFluctuations in private-sector capital

investmentRisks involved in overseas business

operationsRisks involved in intensified price

competitionFluctuations in material pricesNatural disasters/accidents Internal issuesWork style reform and human resource

developmentBuilding a solid governance systemOptimum quality controlStakeholder engagement

Financial capital

Manufacturedcapital

Human capital

Intellectual capital

Social/relationship capital

Natural capital

Optim

al allocation of capital invested

Green TechnologySystem Division

Provider ofsolutions and

ingenuity

105 years of trustsince foundation

Environment-responsive

technologies

Paint FinishingSystem Division

Solid globalnetwork

Overseas operationsspanning 8 decades

One and onlypainting business

P07-08

Clients

Shareholders

Employees andtheir families

Business partners

Communities/societies

Supervisoryauthorities

Globalenvironment

Practicing“Customers First”At Taikisha, “Customers” is broadly interpreted as all stakeholders surrounding the company. Practicing the Mission Statement “Customers First” is central to Taikisha’s business as it generates benefits and happiness for all such stakeholders.

ValueCreationFeature

P23

Technology × Human Resources

3Work style reform through employee education and active utilization of ITManagement Aimed at Achieving Growth by Nurturing and Utilizing People

ValueCreationFeature

P21

Technology × Environment

2Leap forward on wings—Expansion into the aircraft paint finishing system businessFirst Regional Jet Aircraft Produced in Japan “MRJ”

For Taikisha’s specific “value creation” initiatives, please see the special features on P19–24.

ValueCreationFeature

P19

Technology × Environment

1Air control supporting safe manufacture of pharmaceuticalsAir-Conditioning Systems in the Pharmaceuticals Manufacturing Environment

Providing the optimalconditions as an engineer

environment andof energy, air and water

Capitalize on opportunities through business and manage risk factors

Technology developmentand design Order receiving Procurement Construction Operation, management

and after-sales services

Value chain

Governance

Quality

P29-36

P51-52

Environment

Labor practices

P37-48

P53-56

Address internal issues based on ourMateriality

P25-26

CSR activities that supportsustainable growth

Taikisha’s Mission Statement “Customers First” refers to the spirit of earning the ongoing trust of stakeholders (society in general).

Since the foundation of Taikisha in 1913, this guiding principle has underpinned its efforts and was formulated anew in 1970 as the

“Customers First” Mission Statement. Based on this mission statement, Taikisha will continue to create new value for others while

striving to achieve its sustainable growth.

Value Creation Process

Top Managem

ent’sM

essageCorporate O

verviewTop to Top Dialogue

Materiality

Key Measures and

Progress of ActivitiesG

overnanceEnvironm

entContributions to Society

Value Creation Feature

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