Mitsubishi Materials | Sustainability Performance
Manufactures materials, components, and related products.
1871
Japan
10,001+ employees
Mining & Metals
$10B+ in revenue
$100M - 500M in profitability
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Sustainability Ranking & Industry Benchmark
#6544
Overallⓘ#332
in Japanⓘ#99
in Mining & MetalsⓘSustainability Maturity
ⓘSustainability Intent
ⓘOverview
Environmental
Carbon emissionsEnergy consumptionWaste ManagementWater ManagementSocial
Diversity and InclusionFinancial Data
Business performanceCapital & innovationAnalyst projections
Leading
Leading
Aligned
Intensity
Greenhouse gas intensity Scope 1, 2 (tCO₂e /$M)
Greenhouse gas intensity (Scope 1, 2, 3)(tCO₂e /$M)
Energy consumption (direct) intensity (MWh /$M)
Water consumption intensity (m³ /$M)
Waste generation intensity (tonnes /$M)
Industry Benchmark
89.7
B/M 43.9
822.3
B/M 390.9
343.7
B/M 142.7
336.4
B/M 642.5
2.5
B/M 7.0
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Controversy level
- Mitsubishi Materials Corporation suffered a 2017 admitted product data falsification scandal at multiple subsidiaries (Mitsubishi Cable Industries, Mitsubishi Shindoh, Mitsubishi Aluminum) where approximately 250 customers received falsified copper/brass quality certification data over decades, with subsequent Japanese FSA enforcement actions and sustained scrutiny following the broader Kobe SteelMitsubishi Materials industrywide Japanese quality crisis affecting Japanese institutional shareholder governance trust.
