Nurturing a culture of trust
Information disclosure and stakeholder engagement

In order to remain an organization worthy of the trust of all stakeholders, we will value communication and apply it to corporate management.

Conversations with stakeholders

Methods of conversing with stakeholders

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Stakeholder Definition Objective of communication Main opportunities for conversation
Customers Residents, buyers, etc. Providing safe, secure, and comfortable living environments and enhancing satisfaction After-sales service, customer questionnaires, cooperation with condominium management associations, website
Local communities Local communities and residents involved in our business Coexisting with local communities and building social trust Community events, environmental conservation activities, community clean-ups, visits to the Haseko Condominium Museum
Shareholders, investors, and financial Institutions Individual and institutional investors, banks, etc. Enhancing corporate value and sharing sustainable growth general meetings of shareholders, financial results briefing, online conferences following the release of financial results, institutional investor meetings, integrated report, company website
Employees and their families Haseko Group employees and their families Creating a workplace that is worth working at, developing the workforce, and building relationships of trust with families Self-reporting system, training and education, intranet, labor-management consultations, family participation events
Business partners and partner companies Project owners, business partners, suppliers, etc. Building fair trade relationships and a sustainable supply chain Daily business activities, activities for partner company organizations, safety conference, procurement activities
Educational institutions and students Universities and other educational institutions and students Creating value through joint research, fair recruitment practices, and development of the next generation Joint research with universities, internships, corporate briefings, holding the Haseko Residential Design Competition and Riko Challenge*
Government agencies and industry organizations National and local government agencies, various industry organizations, etc. Addressing institutional and policy changes and ensuring sound development of the industry as a whole Policy proposals, collaboration with government agencies, industry association meetings, compliance with building and environmental standards

* Initiative jointly organized by the Gender Equality Bureau Cabinet Office and other bodies to support female students choosing to pursue careers in science and technology

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Examples of communication with stakeholders

Conversations with shareholders, institutional investors, and analysts

Aiming for sustainable growth and the medium- to long-term enhancement of corporate value, the Company proactively converses with its shareholders, institutional investors, and analysts and holds a variety of explanatory meetings, such as a financial results briefing in which the President himself participates.
In addition, it discloses information in a timely and fair manner by posting information such as financial results, integrated reports, and other timely disclosure materials (including English versions) on its website.

Major IR activities in fiscal 2024

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Item Number of times conducted Details
Financial results and medium-term business plan briefing 3 The Company holds the financial results briefings in which top management participates, twice a year (in May and November)
Internet conference after the announcement of financial statements 4 The Company holds on the same day as the announcement of quarterly financial statements, four times a year (in May, August, November and February)
Meeting with institutional investor 247 The Company had meetings with a cumulative total of 247 domestic and foreign institutional investors and sell-side analysts through individual interviews, phone interviews, small meetings, etc.
Condominium market explanatory meeting 2 The Company holds twice a year (in September and March)
Site tours 2 The Company conducted tours of condominium building sites

Communication at Haseko Condominium Museum

Haseko Condominium Museum opened in Tama City, Tokyo in 2018 as part of the Haseko Group’s 80th anniversary projects.
It is the first condominium museum in Japan in which visitors can see, touch, feel, and learn various things about condominiums, including the history of condominiums and transition of floor plans as well as design, construction, repair, and rebuilding of condominiums.
The museum has had a wide array of visitors, including residents from the community, business partners, and persons engaged in domestic and foreign housing industry.
Additionally, more and more third parties visit the museum for training purposes in addition to visits by our new employees and staff of Group companies for training purposes, resulting in a total of 3,760 visitors in fiscal 2024 and a cumulative total of 23,434 visitors.
The “Condominium disaster prevention exhibition,” which has been held since September 2019 under the theme of disaster prevention that is possible only for condominiums, was made permanent in April 2022 due to the popularity of the exhibition among customers. The exhibition has been expanded to include countermeasures against wind and flood damage, which have been increasing in recent years, introduction of Smart Water Tanks, home evacuation, etc. The disaster preparedness manuals with useful information for daily life are also distributed to all visitors.
Furthermore, in April 2025, we completely revamped the “Future housing zone,” an exhibition based on the theme of “Living house,” which allows visitors to experience the new value in living brought about by housing complexes through the use of digital technology.
The Company intends to continuously develop the museum as an information dissemination hub to ensure that the visitors can recognize the deep history of multiple-family dwelling houses and how interesting the creation of condominiums is. In addition, we will contribute to regional development and revitalization through interaction with local communities and society.

"History of condominiums" zone: A presentation on the transition of
condominiums in Japan and the rest of the world
Special exhibition “Condominium disaster prevention exhibition”
“Future housing” zone
Collaborative workshop with the Romancecar Museum

On August 22 and 23, 2025, we collaborated with the Romancecar Museum in Ebina City, Kanagawa to hold a workshop for parents and children called “Let’s build towns along the Odakyu Tama Line.” This was the first collaboration event between the Haseko Condominium Museum and other company’s museum.
Participants filled in a large map with drawings of the stations and tracks of the Odakyu Tama Line, where the Haseko Condominium Museum is located. Using paper craft houses and wooden station and train models, participants were able to learn about the unique features of towns along the railway line while enjoying time together as a family and visiting the Haseko Condominium Museum. Over the two-day period, the event was attended by 18 groups with a total of 48 people (including 28 children).

A scene from the workshop

A construction site tour for employees and their families “Condominium Building Community Festival,” an onsite tour for employees and their families

The “Condominium Building Community Festival is an event in which employees of the Group and their families are invited to construction sites to experience construction work and equipment firsthand, in order to deepen their understanding of the appeal of manufacturing and the work involved. It has been held continuously since 2007 as a valuable opportunity for employees and their families to feel pride in their jobs, as well as to pass on the appeal of the construction industry to the next generation.

Attendees experience a ride on a long-span elevator
Group photo

Participation in external initiatives and external evaluations

CDP Supplier Engagement Assessment (SEA)

The CDP is an international non-profit organization for environmental information disclosure. It evaluates how companies are effectively collaborating with suppliers to respond to climate change in the overall supply chain.
HASEKO Corporation was selected as a Supplier Engagement Leader in the CDP’s 2024 assessment.

FTSE Blossom Japan

An ESG index series of FTSE Russell, one of the world’s most prestigious providers of market indices. It is an ESG comprehensive index in which stocks with high ESG absolute scores are screened and the industry weighting is ultimately sector-neutralized.

MSCI NIHONKABU ESG SELECT LEADERS INDEX

An index that selects companies with excellent ESG ratings from among the constituents of the parent index (MSCI Japan IMI Index) with a target of 50% of the number of stocks in each industry category.

THE INCLUSION OF HASEKO CORPORATION IN ANY MSCI INDEX, AND THE USE OF MSCI LOGOS, TRADEMARKS, SERVICE MARKS OR INDEX NAMES HEREIN, DO NOT CONSTITUTE A SPONSORSHIP, ENDORSEMENT OR PROMOTION OF HASEKO CORPORATION BY MSCI OR ANY OF ITS AFFILIATES. THE MSCI INDEXES ARE THE EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF MSCI. MSCI AND THE MSCI INDEX NAMES AND LOGOS ARE TRADEMARKS OR SERVICE MARKS OF MSCI OR ITS AFFILIATES.

S&P/JPX Carbon Efficient Index

This is a stock index jointly developed by the S&P Dow Jones Indices and the Tokyo Stock Exchange that uses TOPIX, a representative stock index reflecting trends in the Japanese market, as its underlying market. The index weights constituent stocks based on the status of environmental information disclosure and the carbon efficiency level (carbon emissions per unit of revenue).

SOMPO Sustainability Index

An active index provided by SOMPO Asset Management that combines ESG evaluations (Environmental, Social, and Governance) and Equity Valuation (fundamental value) .

Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD)

Established by the Financial Stability Board (FSB) at the request of the G20 to consider the disclosure of climate-related information. It recommends disclosures of climate-related risks and opportunities.

TNFD Forum

The Task Force on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD)* is an organization that establishes the framework necessary for disclosing nature-related information. It encourages the disclosure of assessments of natural capital- and biodiversity-related risks and opportunities.
*We have endorsed the philosophy of the TNFD and participated in the TNFD Forum since November 2023.

Science Based Targets

Targets for a reduction of greenhouse gas emissions set by companies for 5-15 years to come in line with the level demanded by the Paris Agreement (aim to limit global warming to well below 2°C or to 1.5°C from pre-industrial levels).

Nadeshiko Brands

The Nadeshiko Brands include listed enterprises that are outstanding in terms of encouraging women’s success in the workplace, attractive stocks for investors (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Tokyo Stock Exchange).

Certified Health & Productivity Management Outstanding Organizations Recognition Program, White 500

A program that commends large enterprises, SMEs and other organizations engaging in initiatives for overcoming health-related challenges in communities or for promoting health-conscious activities led by the Nippon Kenko Kaigi, and recognizes outstanding enterprises engaging in efforts for health and productivity management. The top 500 companies in the large enterprise category are recognized as “White 500” enterprises (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry).

ABINC Certification

A program in which the Association for Business Innovation in harmony with Nature and Community (ABINC) evaluates and certifies bio-diversity initiatives in land use, including office buildings and housing complexes, with the aim of promoting harmony between nature and people in corporate activities.

30 by 30

A target set by the G7 nations at the G7 Cornwall Summit in 2021 to effectively conserve or protect at least 30% of their national lands (land and sea areas) with the goal of halting the loss of biodiversity and recovering it by 2030.

OECM　（Other Effective area based Conservation）

To achieve the 30by30 target, companies and other private organizations promote biodiversity conservation activities by obtaining certification of areas that conserve biodiversity as Natural Symbiosis Sites and obtaining registration of the sites as OECMs in the international database.

My Declaration of Human Rights

“My Declaration of Human Rights” is an initiative of the Ministry of Justice that aims to realize a society in which all people show mutual respect for each other's human rights through declarations made by companies, organizations, and individuals of their intentions to respect human rights.

Declaration of Partnership Building

A declaration made in the names of representatives of companies in theirs positions as “order issuers” to build new partnerships by promoting cooperation, co-existence and co-prosperity with business partners in the supply chain and business operators that strive to create value. Established by the Council on Promoting Partnership Building for Cultivating the Future, consisting of the Chairman of the Keidanren, Chairman of the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, President of the Japanese Trade Union Confederation (RENGO), and relevant government ministers (those of the Cabinet Office, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, and the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism).

This is MECENAT

A program under which the Association for Corporate Support of the Arts recognizes diverse corporate activities in support of the arts and highlights individual activities with the aim of promoting the creation of a rich society through the arts and culture.