Oji Group TNFD Report 2026
On September 11, 2026, we published Oji Group TNFD Report 2026. In this report, we compiled the nature-related issues that the Oji Group is facing and its initiatives in line with the recommendations of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) published in September 2023.
Table of Contents
1 CEO Message
2 Introduction
- 2-1 Nature-Related Trends and Oji's Initiatives
- 2-2 Oji Group's Purpose
- 2-3 Oji Group's Nature-Related Policies
- 2-4 The TNFD Framework
3 Governance
- 3-1 Management Structure and Respect for Human Rights
- 3-2 Stakeholder Engagement
4 Strategy―Group-Wide Approach
- 4-1 Oji Group’s Value Chain
- 4-2 Identification of Priority Locations
- 4-3 Nature-Related Dependencies, Impacts, Risks, and Opportunities
- 4-4 Scenario Analysis of Risks and Opportunities
- 4-5 Transition Plan
5 Strategy―Location-Specific Approach
- 5-1 ①CENIBRA
- 5-2 ➁Japan
6 Risk and Impact Management
7 Metrics and Targets
8 Conclusion
9 Appendix
- 9-1 Oji Group's Dependencies and Impacts
- 9-2 Participation in External Initiatives
- 9-3 GRI101 Content Index
Nature-related Information Disclosure in line with the TNFD Recommendations
In January 2024, Oji Holdings registered as a TNFD Early Adopter and published the Oji Group TNFD Report 2024 in September of the same year. The Oji Group TNFD Report 2026 marks the company's third release.
This TNFD report discloses nature-related issues that the Oji Group faces and its initiatives in line with the four pillars of the TNFD recommendations, governance, strategy, risk and impact management and metrics and targets.
Specifically, this report focuses on forestry. We report on the progress and outcomes of activities undertaken to achieve the nature-related targets set in 2024, biodiversity assessments conducted in company-owned forests in Japan, and the investigation and management of suppliers. Furthermore, we disclose the Nature Transition Plan aligned with the Kunming-Montreal Biodiversity Framework (GBF).