Goal

Goal
Our Stance
FY2025 Overview
Cleaning up Contaminated Soil and Groundwater

Perform third party environmental legal compliance assessment at all global production sites

Our Stance

Goal
Our Stance
FY2025 Overview
Cleaning up Contaminated Soil and Groundwater

As the OMRON Group seeks to preserve the environment, prevent pollution of the global and local environment, it will ensure compliance with not only laws and regulations but also agreements made with municipalities and their residents in which the Group companies operate. Specifically, in order to avoid or minimize environmental risks and the losses arising from such risks, the Group will keep working on environmental risk management.

In the event of an environmental accident or pollution, the OMRON Group will promptly respond by taking appropriate measures. With the top priority on human life and safety, the Group will work to minimize damage and restore the environment as quickly as possible. At the same time, the Group will ensure business continuity and work to prevent recurrence of the same problems, so as to fulfill our social responsibilities.

FY2025 Overview

Goal
Our Stance
FY2025 Overview
Cleaning up Contaminated Soil and Groundwater

In fiscal 2025, there were no environmental accidents, complaints, or significant violations of environmental laws and regulations across the OMRON Group worldwide. A significant violation is defined as a case resulting in a fine of USD 10,000 or more per incident.

In fiscal 2025, environmental legal assessments were conducted at three sites.

To ensure compliance with environmental laws and regulations, the OMRON Group is strengthening its processes for identifying applicable environmental requirements at production sites, monitoring regulatory changes, and implementing appropriate compliance measures.

Since fiscal 2012, the OMRON Group has conducted environmental legal assessments at its global production sites with the support of external consultants specializing in environmental, health, and safety (EHS) compliance. In fiscal 2014, occupational health and safety requirements were integrated into the assessment program to improve its effectiveness and efficiency. Furthermore, beginning in fiscal 2023, the scope of the assessments was expanded to include three research and development (R&D) sites.

To further strengthen environmental compliance, including the prevention of air, water, and soil pollution, we will continue to conduct Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) legal compliance assessments at all production sites on a three- to four-year cycle.

Cleaning up Contaminated Soil and Groundwater

Goal
Our Stance
FY2025 Overview
Cleaning up Contaminated Soil and Groundwater

When investigating and remediating soil and groundwater contamination, the OMRON Group forms specialized teams to conduct investigations for remediation measures, as well as to examine and select the most appropriate cleanup technologies.

When we discover contamination at a location based on voluntary surveys of soil and groundwater, we clean the contamination in compliance with the laws and regulations of the country or region where our facilities are located. In the event that contamination is discovered as a result of legal action, we implement remediation measures using methods that comply with laws and regulations, and report monitoring results to the government in question on a regular basis.

Communicating Environmental Risks with Local Citizens

The OMRON Group strives to communicate with local residents on a regular basis, taking prompt action to minimize risks posed by business activities to local communities if problems arise.

The Group has been monitoring environmental data according to the requirements of the laws and regulations of each country, and complies with regulatory standards.

Emissions of Environmentally Hazardous Substances

Environmental Performance Data

Environmental Compliance