Sustainability
A growing number of investors are evaluating companies’ sustainability not only from a financial perspective, but also from non-financial environmental, social, and governance (ESG) perspectives, with the goal of making responsible investments from a long-term viewpoint. Around the world, a number of sustainability indices are used to benchmark responsible investment. Sysmex has been selected for numerous sustainability indices and rankings.
An ESG investment index published by the S&P Dow Jones Indices in the U.S. This index evaluates corporate sustainability from the perspectives of “economy, environment, and society”, and is used to select companies expected to achieve long-term sustainable growth based on progressive, comprehensive initiatives.
The World Index covers listed companies worldwide. The Asia Pacific Index covers listed companies in the Asia-Pacific region.
An ESG investment index announced by FTSE Russel, of the London Stock Exchange Group of the United Kingdom. Companies deemed to be excellent are selected based on an evaluation of ESG information disclosed by such companies to the general public.
FTSE Russell of the United Kingdom selects Japanese companies based on superior responses related to ESG matters. The index uses FTSE4Good standards derived from international standards such as SDGs.
FTSE Russell of the United Kingdom selects Japanese companies with relatively superior ESG initiatives in each sector, utilizing the selection criteria for FTSE4Good. For companies with high emissions of greenhouse gasses, it selects only those highly evaluated for contributing to a transition toward a low-carbon economy.
This index, developed by the S&P Dow Jones Indices of the United States, determines investment weights for companies in the TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) universe, based on their level of environmental information disclosure and carbon efficiency (carbon emissions per unit of revenue).
An index developed by Forum Ethibel, a Belgian non-profit organization.
Companies are selected that exhibit high performance from the perspective of corporate social responsibility. This index includes two sub-Indices, Excellence and Pioneer. Companies in the Pioneer index are selected from among those deemed best in the Excellence index.
This index comprises companies selected for Ethibel Excellence, based on conditions such as floating market capitalization.
This is a stock price index developed by Euronext, which operates several security exchanges in Europe, and Vigeo Eiris, an ESG research company. It lists the top 120 companies demonstrating superior ESG initiatives, selected from 1,500 major corporations in Europe, North America, and the Asia-Pacific region.
An index developed by an American company, Morningstar, Inc., to select companies based on evaluation of their initiatives for gender equality using the Equileap Gender Scorecard. Companies are categorized according to their scores into one of five groups, and Sysmex has been placed in Group 1, the highest tier.
This index was established by Sompo Asset Management Co., Ltd. The index selects approximately 300 companies that excel in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) initiatives.
An index consisting of 150 Japanese companies that are actively and continuously engaged in employee career development. Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking and STOXX (an affiliate of Deutsche Börse Group) select the companies based on platinum career scores and financial data.
Assessment of sustainability ratings provided by ISS ESG (ESG investment solutions unit of the U.S. company Institutional Shareholder Services, the world’s leading proxy advisory firm). Companies that are highly rated from ESG perspectives are recognized as “Prime”.
The 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World, selected by the Canada-based Corporate Knights. The selections are announced during the World Economic Forum held in Davos, Switzerland.
The World's Most Sustainable Companies of 2024, selected by TIME of the U.S. and Statista of Germany. The World's Most Sustainable Companies of 2024 evaluates companies on more than 20 key performance indicators related to ESG, such as sustainability commitments and transparency, and selects the top 500 most sustainable companies.
These awards were established as part of the activities to celebrate the Japan Investor Relations Association's 30th anniversary.
The “Greatest IR Improvement Premium Companies” are distinguished by consistently high evaluations from judges and notable efforts to improve their investor relations (IR) from 2007 to 2023. The “Best Continual IR Efforts Premium Companies” are recognized for their persistent dedication to IR, having continuously applied for the IR Award during this period and demonstrated sustained IR activities over the medium to long term.