Close

View Japanese version

Lion’s Sustainability

Basic Approach

Upholding its founding spirit of “benefiting society through its business activities,” Lion, in addition to pursuing economic development, has long considered its impact on the environment and society and worked to address related issues through its business activities.

At present, we are tackling key management issues to reduce risks and achieve our management vision for 2030 of “Becoming an advanced daily healthcare company.” At the same time, we are practicing management driven by our purpose, “Make a difference in everyday lives by redesigning habits: ReDesign.”

What is Sustainability?

Lion focuses on sustainability for itself and for the world in terms of environmental, social, and economic factors. A sustainable company is one that considers not only economic development, but also social and environmental impacts as it implements ongoing business activities based on long-term strategy.

Contributing to the Achievement of the SDGs

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a set of common goals for 2030 established by the United Nations (UN) aimed at the realization of a sustainable world.

The Lion Group’s contribution will mainly be to the realization of SDG 3, “Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages,” through its products and services. At the same time, by pursuing initiatives aimed at realizing the Vision 2030 long-term strategic framework, we will contribute to the creation of a sustainable world, the ultimate goal of the SDGs.

Sustainability Management (Implementation Framework)

In order to promote sustainable management, until 2020 we held the Sustainability Promotion Meeting, comprising all executive directors, including the president, and related departments. In 2021, we revised the Sustainability Promotion Council, convening twice a year.

We have established the E, S and G subcommittees under the council, each headed by an executive officer, to promote and monitor initiatives for the Sustainability Material Issues. Decisions made by the council are shared with the Executive Committee and, as necessary, presented to and discussed by the Executive Management Board and the Board of Directors, before being reflected in the business activities of the business execution departments.

figure

Share