Human Rights

・According to HIOKI’s philosophy, we adhere to “respect for humanity.”

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・We promote health management and have been certified as an excellent health corporation in 2024.“Japanese Only” Two HIOKI Group Companies Recognized as “Excellent Health Management Corporations 2024”.

・Based on “respect for humanity,” HIOKI respects diversity regardless of attribute conditions such as age, gender, nationality, or thinking conditions such as values and lifestyle. We are promoting the creation of an environment where employees can perform to their fullest potential.

・Selected as one of the “Best Workplaces to Work” in the 2025 edition of “Best Workplaces to Work”.

Labour

・Based on our philosophy, HIOKI strives to improve the working environment.
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・Based on our basic materials procurement policy, we prohibit child labor, forced labor, and all forms of discrimination, cut off relationships with antisocial forces, and prohibit the use of conflict minerals.
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Environment

・HIOKI has acquired ISO14001 certification and is striving for environmental improvement and conservation.

ISO9001/ISO14001 certification | After-sales service – Hioki
Setting goals related to the circular economy.

Anti-Corruption

・HIOKI has established “noble ethics” as one of its 10 management guidelines to prevent corruption.

・We are committed to preventing corruption through our whistleblower system.

TCFD
Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures

・HIOKI endorses TCFD and participates in the TCFD consortium in Japan.

Announced support for TCFD and Strengthened information disclosure based on its recommendation |

・”Japanese Only”HIOKI’s TCFD scenario is described in the Corporate Governance Code.

TNFD
Task Force on Nature-related Financial Disclosures

・In 1988, all HIOKI employees planted approximately 60,000 saplings to create the HIOKI Forest Hills Forest in an effort to “restore the nature that was lost during the construction of the plant. This forest is home to valuable plants, insects, and animals.
Today, approximately 90,000 trees, plants, and animals coexist in the forest.
・”Japanese Only” HIOKI is participating in Ueda City’s “Nigiyakana Mori Project” to conserve local forests. This is connected to activities to protect the forest ecosystem.
・HIOKI purchases J-credits derived from forests in Nagano Prefecture.
These costs are used to conserve forests and protect living organisms in Nagano Prefecture.
・”Japanese Only” HIOKI has launched the “Sea Forest Project”.
Eelgrass is seen as a part of local natural environment protection and environmental education. We help people understand the importance of ecosystems through our eelgrass seedling program.
・”Japanese Only” The HIOKI Scholarship Greening Fund also participates in the Forest Foster Parent Promotion Project.

・”Japanese Only” TNFD endorses the TNFD’s disclosure recommendations in response to the OECM and 30 by 30 certification.

・”Japanese Only”Participating in the NPO “Shinshu Grassland Restoration” to promote nature positivity