Received the Highest Rating of 'A' for the First Time in the CDP Supplier Engagement Assessment

COMSYS Holdings Corporation (Head Office: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; President, Representative Director: Hiroshi Tanabe; hereinafter the “Company”) is pleased to announce that it has received the highest rating of "A" for the first time in the 2025 SEA (Supplier Engagement Assessment) conducted by CDP (Headquarters: London, UK), an international environmental non-governmental organization.

Following our selection as an "A List" company with the highest rating in the Climate Change category of the 2025 CDP, the Company have now received the highest rating of 'A' for the first time in the SEA and have been selected as an "A List" company there as well. The SEA evaluates corporate efforts to address climate change issues within their supply chains. This latest selection reflects a comprehensive evaluation of our initiatives promoting governance across the entire supply chain, management of greenhouse gas emissions, and collaboration with suppliers.

The Company Group promotes its business under the management philosophy of “Building infrastructure that supports a prosperous life,” contributing to the development of society. The Company regard addressing climate change as one of our most important challenges and are working toward building a sustainable social infrastructure. To this end, we are advancing not only our own initiatives but also reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting environmentally conscious procurement throughout our entire supply chain. Moving forward, we will further strengthen collaboration with our suppliers and work to reduce the environmental impact across the entire supply chain, thereby contributing to the realization of a sustainable society.

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