Mitsubishi Materials Group has established "Our Commitment" for 2030 as "For people, society and the earth, circulating resources for a sustainable future."
In order to make careful use of limited resources,
we will give new life to used products as new resources.
We will return these resources to society with new value added.
We will build a platform for this resource circulation
and create value as an active player.
As we look to the future, we will make a strong contribution
to the creation of a sustainable society,
and help to widen the scope of resource circulation.
We have the desire to deliver.
The materials and products we make and deliver,
the solutions we offer,
all of our efforts,
and our very existence itself is "For People, Society and the Earth."
This is our desire, which is reflected in our Corporate Philosophy.
Prosperous society / Recycling-oriented society / Decarbonized society
The guiding principles to realize Our Commitment.
Embrace challenges without a fear of failure.
Get things done with pride and commitment.
Take initiative to effect change with groundbreaking ideas.
Blend diverse personalities into new strengths.
Rise above organizational boundaries to activate our knowledge and experience.
Be dedicated to winning with the satisfaction of achieving goals.
Express praise and appreciation to encourage growth.
Always act with integrity.
Create a better future for people, society and the earth.
Our Code of Conduct defines the rules we abide by.
We will respect human rights of all.
We are committed to providing a safe and healthy environment for all our stakeholders.
We will comply with all laws and regulations where we operate and conduct fair business activities in good faith.
We will contribute to the development of each region and build a harmonious relationship of mutual prosperity with local communities.
We will work to manage our environmental impact and promote decarbonization, make efficient use of natural resources, and accelerate recycling.
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