Valuence Holdings Inc. (Tokyo; Shinsuke Sakimoto, representative director and president; the “Company”) announced that the Company received a B score in the Climate Change category in the 2025 CDP survey conducted by CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project)*, an international nonprofit environmental rating organization.
The B score the Company received in the CDP assessment corresponds to Management Level, the third-highest level in the CDP rating framework. This level recognizes companies that identify climate change–related risks and opportunities, establish strategies, targets, and concrete actions, and implement those initiatives alongside appropriate disclosure.
The Company set targets to reduce GHG emissions (Scope 1 and 2) by 50% by fiscal 2027 and 90% by fiscal 2030, using fiscal 2023 as the base year. The Company transitioned to renewable electricity at purchasing and sales locations in an effort to achieve these targets. The Company also aims to obtain Science Based Targets (SBT) certification for GHG emissions reduction targets, including Scope 3, during fiscal 2026.
Looking ahead, the Company will continue to pursue business activities that create both environmental and social value, while helping to a achieve a sustainable society.
■Sustainability at Valuence
The Valuence Group identified 17 materialities for strategic focus across business activities. The Group also set KPIs and KGIs targeting fiscal 2027, the year of implementation under the medium-term management plan To the Next Stage: For 2030 Revival Vision, and fiscal 2030, the target year to become a Circular Design Company.
The reuse business calculates and discloses Resale Impact, a measure of environmental footprint and avoided emissions, to encourage a change in behavior toward sustainable consumption. For more information, please visit the Indicators, Targets, and Progress section of the Sustainability page on the Company website (https://www.valuence.inc/en/sustainability/#indicators) and the Resale Impact website (https://www.valuence.inc/en/sustainability/sustainability-detail/#cont_01_01)
*CDP is an international nonprofit organization that encourages companies and municipalities to disclose environmental information. CDP assesses corporate disclosures and concrete initiatives in environmental fields including climate change, forests, and water security using an eight-level scale (A, A-, B, B-, C, C-, D, and D-). These scores serve as a globally important indicator for investors, financial institutions, and business partners to assess corporate environmental initiatives.
