Onward Group ESG Data Book


ESG Data Summary

Environment

Climate change

  • Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions during FY02/26 were 215,050 t-CO2. While this figure is higher than the previous year due to increased sales and the recovery of other business activities, it is only 88.0% of those during FY02/20 (down 29,371 t-CO2), showing a continuing trend of reduced emissions over the medium to long term.
  • Scope 1 and 2 emissions were 8,350 t-CO2. While this figure is higher than the previous year due to increased electricity consumption, it is only 60.8% of those during FY02/20 (down 5,384 t-CO2). We will continue to reduce emissions by increasing the efficiency of facility operations, promoting energy-saving measures, and expanding the use of renewable energy.
  • Scope 3 emissions were 206,700 t-CO2, which is higher than the previous year due to expanded business operations. However, this figure is only 89.6% of those during FY02/20 (down 23,987 t-CO2), and we will continue to reduce CO2 emissions by working to expand made-to-order production and develop OMO stores to more precisely maintain inventories at an appropriate level.

Water and Waste

  • Water usage in FY02/26 was 94,000 m³, while waste water was 93,000 m³. The amount of waste water is just 46.5% of FY02/20, and we continue to use water resources effectively by consolidating logistics functions and offices, promoting various work styles. We will keep working to make efficient use of water resources, including using groundwater at Lakeland country club, etc.
  • A total of 1,735 t of waste was generated, and 954 t of that was recycled, a recycling rate of 55.0%. This is an improvement over the previous year's ratio of 49.9%, and we will continue to promote initiatives aimed at realizing a sound material-cycle society, including enhancing precision in waste sorting and promoting resource circulation at each office, as well as the horizontal recycling of plastics.

Social

Employees

  • The ratio of female managers was 32.6% in FY02/26. Additionally, the parental leave take-up rate reached 100% (male and female employees combined), and we continue to create an environment that supports balancing work and childcare.
    We will continue to improve the various training programs and in-house seminars we hold in order to create a work environment where a wide variety of human resources can thrive.
  • The ratio of employees with disabilities was 2.65% in FY02/26. We will continue to develop an employment environment where a diverse range of human resources can demonstrate their capabilities.
  • The Onward Group will continue to further promote D&I and achieve work-life synergy based on the Work Style Design Project, aiming to build an organization where each and every employee can work happily and thrive.

Governance

Compliance

  • There continued to be no fines or penalties for corruption, non-compliance incidents, or political contributions in the current fiscal year. To put into practice fair management with integrity, we will continue to make a concerted effort to enhance the effectiveness of corporate governance and establish a sound management foundation.

ESG data

Environment

Climate change

Scope

Unit

FY 02/20

FY 02/21

FY 02/22

FY 02/23

FY 02/24

FY 02/25

FY 02/26

Greenhouse gas emissions

GHG Scope1

Domestic consolidated

t-CO2

2,187

1,182

1,553

1,233

1,187

1,360

1,293

GHG Scope2

11,547

9,841

8,895

6,352

5,522

5,745

7,057

GHG Scope3

230,687

171,920

177,123

181,250

197,221

200,118

206,700

TOTAL

244,421

182,943

187,571

188,835

203,930

207,223

215,050

Scope3
By category

cat1

Domestic consolidated

t-CO2

189,333

150,781

157,232

164,139

177,656

179,251

186,304

cat2

26,878

9,007

7,604

4,308

4,900

6,389

8,160

cat4

8,745

8,132

8,514

9,062

9,172

9,368

6,606

cat5

190

282

252

173

171

232

413

cat6

1,072

340

396

393

618

581

614

cat7

2,431

1,801

1,611

1,510

1,451

1,500

1,513

cat12

2,038

1,577

1,514

1,665

1,015

1,000

1,152

Water and Waste

Scope

Unit

FY 02/20

FY 02/21

FY 02/22

FY 02/23

FY 02/24

FY 02/25

FY 02/26

Total water used

Domestic consolidated

Thousands
of m³

205

138

147

127

93

100

94

Total wastewater emitted

200

135

143

127

91

99

93

Total waste

Domestic consolidated

t

1,033

1,221

1,004

1,648

1,688

1,863

1,735

Waste recycled

416

564

395

1,139

1,216

930

954

Ratio of recycled material used

%

40.3

46.2

39.3

69.1

72.0

49.9

55.0

Calculated based on domestic consolidated companies as of FY02/21.
Waste emissions are recorded from the FY02/23, as it is now possible to measure waste emissions at the distribution warehouse of the group company Yamato and at the distribution warehouse in Narashino.

Compliance

Scope

Unit

FY 02/20

FY 02/21

FY 02/22

FY 02/23

FY 02/24

FY 02/25

FY 02/26

Environmental fines and panalties

Domestic consolidated

Violations

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Total cost of environmental fines and penalties

Yen

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Formulated in October 2026

Participation in Industry group

Japan apparel-fashion industry council http://www.jafic.org/members/

Social

Employees in FY02/26(ONWARD Kashiyama) 3,287 people
Regular employees 2,720 people Fixed-term employees 567 people

Employees

Scope

Unit

FY 02/20

FY 02/21

FY 02/22

FY 02/23

FY 02/24

FY 02/25

FY 02/26

Ratio of female employees

ONWARD Kashiyama

%

76.2

78.3

79.4

79.3

78.7

78.7

79.2

Ratio of female managers (as of March 1)

%

24.2

27.2

28.1

28.8

31.4

31.1

32.6

Ratio of employees with disabilities

%

2.36

2.25

2.71

2.66

2.58

2.50

2.65

Ratio of employees taking parental leave(Women)

%

92.5

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

98.3

93.3

Ratio of employees taking parental leave(Men)

%

14.3

30.8

20.0

44.4

7.1

114.3

133.3

Ratio of employees taking parental leave(Total)

%

85.0

90.7

89.0

92.9

83.1

100.0

100.0

Ratio of employees who received health examinations

ONWARD Health
insurance union menber

%

40.6

46.9

79.7

82.1

87.0

93.8

95.8

Ratio of employees who responded the stress check

%

30.4

27.1

56.4

52.5

57.2

62.6

64.9

Formulated in October 2026

Governance

Compliance

Scope

Unit

FY 02/20

FY 02/21

FY 02/22

FY 02/23

FY 02/24

FY 02/25

FY 02/26

Fines and penalties for corruption

Domestic consolidated

Incidents

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Total cost of fines and penalties for corruption

Yen

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Non-compliance incidents

Incidents

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Total cost of non-compliance incidents

Yen

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Political contributions

Yen

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Formulated in October 2026