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Please find out more about our use of Cookies here. By closing this banner, scrolling down this page or clicking on any element on the page you accept the use of cookies. Corporate Information Corporate Information. Investor Relations. The Environment Materials. Move the screen to the left or right to see the table information. Responsible Departments. Technology and design departments. Our position and Targets. Explanation of the reason and background The Yokohama Rubber Group sells products using both natural and chemically composed materials including natural rubber and water. All of these materials are made from resources available on our planet, which are by no means infinite. Therefore, we believe that it is important that we should address the challenges of delivering products that will please customers and society, while minimizing material usage, promoting the sales of recycled products such as retread tires , and using renewable or recycled materials whenever possible. The Yokohama Rubber Group has presented its environmental philosophy in the 'Yokohama Rubber Basic Environmental Policy' and 'Yokohama Rubber Environmental Policy' , will work to develop and procure raw materials in a manner that reduces environmental impacts and minimizes material usage in accordance with the 'Yokohama Rubber Group Action Guidelines'. We promote the development and use of raw materials that have least impact on the environment and society through the following initiatives in order to continue our business. We also have a system to procure sustainably-available raw materials that will have the lowest environmental and social impacts throughout their life cycles. Review of FY Activities. Expanding the use of renewable raw materials toward a recycling-oriented society We have long been promoting the use of renewable and recycled raw materials as part of our efforts to realize a recycling-oriented circular economy. In addition to the use of recycled rubber, which we have been actively working on, we are now expanding the use of a wider variety of recycled and renewable raw materials, including wires made by melting and reusing scrap iron, silica made from plant-derived and inedible rice husks, and resins derived from natural materials. In , we used , tons of renewable raw materials worldwide, which accounts for Our demonstration project aims to establish two advanced technologies to produce butadiene and isoprene, which are key synthetic rubber chemicals based on carbon resource recycling, from renewable carbon resources such as used tires and biomass at high yield rates, with a view to commercially implementing them in the s. This will contribute to the improvement of resource recycling and carbon neutrality in the tire and rubber industries. This is a traditional hill climb competition that has been held since , also known as the 'Race to the Clouds,' which starts at an elevation of 2,m and covers 20km before finishing at an altitude of 4,m. These ADVAN A tires have a more recyclable material composition than their previous version, where the sidewall rubber material, which is subject to most severe deformation during vehicle travel, has been changed from the conventional petroleum-derived butadiene rubber to a biomass-derived butadiene rubber. Blake Fuller finished the competition in the sixth place in the class he competed in. We will continue to work on the development of tires featuring sustainable materials. Similarly, to the previous year, recycled rubber was mainly used for ballast belts with its use rate being 2. We are also working to promote the adoption of recycled carbon and rubber raw materials recycled from waste tires and other rubber waste. The plastic mold material used in the hose manufacturing process, which are thermoplastic resins, are crushed and re-melted for reuse. However, the powder generated in the crushing process used to be discarded as waste. To address this issue, we now have a highly controlled two-stage crushing process, of which first stage yields crushed particles with much larger diameters than fine powder that quickly scatters. The finer powder generated in the second crushing stage is collected and reused, carrying the traceability information as that of the main crushed resin. The Nagano Plant produces joint fittings for hoses and assembles hoses and fittings. The plant has developed an effective system to contribute to better resource recycling, in which the metal scraps generated during the production of metal fittings, that used to be sold to external metal scrap suppliers, are shaped into briquettes that can be used for steel production by applying massive pressure that allows forming the scraps in any designed shape so that they can be directly sold to steel manufacturers. Future challenges. While using raw materials in business activities is unavoidable, our final goal is to be in a state which minimizes the use of the resources available on our planet. All rights reserved.

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