DMG MORI CO., LTD. (hereafter “DMG MORI”) received a top rating in the CPD(*1) 2024 survey, earning a place on the A List(*2) for climate action for the first time. This high-level recognition from the global environmental non-profit organization Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) highlights our strong commitment to climate initiatives and transparent environmental disclosures.

DMG MORI is committed to achieving Net Zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 and is actively advancing reduction initiatives. These include integrating renewable energy sources such as in-house solar power and CO2-free electricity, adopting electric furnaces in the casting process, and promoting resource recycling of machining chips and scrapped machine materials for reuse as raw casting components.

Additionally, our Machining Transformation (MX) strategy enhances productivity, reduces intermediate inventory and labor shortages, and lowers greenhouse gas emissions by integrating processes, automating production, and implementing digital transformation (DX). These efforts have contributed to our strong recognition in the climate change category. In the water security category, we once again received a Leadership Level “A-” rating for our proactive approach to identifying and managing water risks, as well as our ongoing initiatives in this field.

We believe that advancing our machine tool business, particularly through the promotion of MX, plays a vital role in addressing the global challenge of climate change. Moving forward, we will continue to drive technological innovation and productivity improvements while actively contributing to the realization of a sustainable society.

Details of our sustainability initiatives are available on our website.
　https://www.dmgmori.co.jp/corporate/sustainability/en/

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CDP: Founded in the UK in 2000, CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project) is an international environmental non-profit organization that promotes the disclosure of environmental information related to climate change, water resources, and forestry by companies and municipalities, while also evaluating their efforts. Widely recognized as the global standard for corporate environmental assessments, CDP had 24,800 companies worldwide disclose data through its platform in 2024. CDP evaluates companies and organizations based on criteria such as governance, risks and opportunities, business strategy, targets and performance, and engagement. Companies are rated on an eight-tier scale: Leadership Level (A, A-), Management Level (B, B-), Awareness Level (C, C-), and Disclosure Level (D, D-).

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A-List Companies: Companies recognized for demonstrating leadership in corporate sustainability, particularly in transparency and performance.
◆2023 A-List Companies / Total Respondents:
Climate Change : Global 346 / 23,200 companies (1.5%), Japan 109 / 1,244 companies (8.8%)
Water Security : Global 101 / 4,815 companies (2.1%), Japan 36 / 512 companies (7.0%)