Sumitomo Electric Industries | Sustainability Performance
Manufactures electric wire, cables, and related products.
1897
Japan
10,001+ employees
Electrical & Electronic Manufacturing
$10B+ in revenue
$1B - 10B in profitability
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Sustainability Ranking & Industry Benchmark
#9351
Overallⓘ#487
in Japanⓘ#380
in Electrical & Electronic ManufacturingⓘSustainability Maturity
ⓘSustainability Intent
ⓘOverview
Environmental
Carbon emissionsEnergy consumptionWaste ManagementWater ManagementAir & land impactNature and biodiversitySocial
Diversity and InclusionPay GapsHealth and SafetyExternalitiesGovernance
SDG ImpactFinancial Data
Business performanceCapital & innovationAnalyst projections
Laggard
Critical
Aligned
Aligned
Critical
Intensity
Greenhouse gas intensity Scope 1, 2 (tCO₂e /$M)
Greenhouse gas intensity (Scope 1, 2, 3)(tCO₂e /$M)
Energy consumption (direct) intensity (MWh /$M)
Waste generation intensity (tonnes /$M)
Industry Benchmark
47.6
B/M 22.0
784.7
B/M 394.2
97.2
B/M 50.0
2.4
B/M 0.8
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Controversy level
- Sumitomo Electric Industries Ltd, Japanese auto wiring harness major, has faced sustained US DOJ and EU Commission antitrust enforcement including the historic 2014 USD 35+ million DOJ guilty plea in auto wire harness cartel involving Toyota, Honda, Nissan customers, plus periodic class actions over alleged inadequate disclosure of US automotive customer concentration affecting Japanese institutional shareholders.
Sustainability employees
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11+
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