CSR activities in FY2023
Response to social issues
Response to social issues
The Group analyzes risks and opportunities in each business environment (such as global trends on carbon neutrality, the accelerating shift to electrification to achieve carbon neutrality, labor shortages, and human rights issues, etc.), and then takes measures in line with materiality. In order to respond to the rapid changes in the external environment, we are regularly reviewing anticipated risks and opportunities.
■Risks, Opportunities and Materiality
| NTN’s Business Environment | Risks for the Company | Opportunities for the Company |
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| Response to paradigm shift | ||
| Spread of next-generation mobility |
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| Electrification of industrial machinery |
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| Spread of AI and IoT |
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| Response to environmental issues | ||
| Request to reduce CO2 emissions |
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| Demand for energy-saving machinery |
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| Request to reduce environmental impact |
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| Response to natural disasters |
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| Changes in demographics | ||
| Medium- to long-term labor shortage |
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| Growth of emerging countries |
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| Issue of business succession |
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| Globalization of the business | ||
| Trade friction and tariffs |
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| Prevention of child labor (human rights) |
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| Response to conflict minerals |
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| Rise of low-price products |
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■Materiality
Contribution to solving social issues toward the future we aim for
Respond to climate change
Realize a sustainable society using natural energy
Reduce energy loss
Provide safety and comfort





Foundation to support ESG management
Resource recycling and pollution prevention
Improve the reliability of products and services
(Quality assurance, stable supply)
Procurement activities with an emphasis on environment and society
Promote safety and health
Respect for human rights
Human resource development
Promote diversity
Thorough compliance
Strengthen governance






■Main Measures and Related Materiality
| NTN’s Business Environment | Degree of urgency* | Degree of impact | Main Measures | Related Materiality |
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| Response to paradigm shift | ||||
| Spread of next-generation mobility | ■■■ | ■■■ |
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| Electrification of industrial machinery | ■ | ■■ |
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| Spread of AI and IoT | ■■■ | ■■■ |
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| Response to environmental issues | ||||
| Request to reduce CO2 emissions | ■■■ | ■■ |
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| Demand for energy-saving machinery | ■ | ■■ |
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| Request to reduce environmental impact | ■■ | ■■ |
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| Response to natural disasters | ■■ | ■■■ |
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| Changes in demographics | ||||
| Medium- to long-term labor shortage | ■ | ■■ |
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| Growth of emerging countries | ■■ | ■■■ |
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| Issue of business succession | ■ | ■ |
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| Globalization of the business | ||||
| Trade friction and tariffs | ■■■ | ■■■ |
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| Prevention of child labor (human rights) | ■■ | ■■ |
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| Response to conflict minerals | ■■ | ■■ |
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| Rise of low-price products | ■■■ | ■■ |
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*The level of urgency is determined by the expected occurrence of an event over a period of time, with "low" indicating long-term occurrences, and "high" indicating short-term occurrences.