Mitsubishi Materials Corporation

Geopolitical and Geoeconomic Risks

Periodic Review of Investment Strategies

Periodic review of investment strategies

The Mitsubishi Materials Group maintains production sites, sales offices and other locations in 32 counties and regions around the world, and positions its overseas operations as an important foundation for the business growth of us. When geopolitical risks such as political instability, inter-state conflicts, unilateral invasions or regime changes materialize in the countries or regions where our operates, they can impede our business activities.
Additionally, risks associated with our global business expansion include economic conditions in each country and region, unexpected government policies and regulations, changes to business strategies and product roll-outs on the part of business partners, as well as individual country risks such as legal restrictions.
We will continue to closely monitor conditions, share information provided by local sites and gather information through coordination between each business to gain an appropriate understanding of geopolitical and geoeconomic risks. And we review regularly of business and overseas investment strategies.
In particular, in the Metals business, there is a risk of being affected by events beyond the control of us, such as intervention in resource projects by national and local governments in copper-producing countries, fluctuations in the global supply-demand balance of copper concentrates, and declining copper concentrate grades. As part of our efforts to form a sustainable raw material procurement portfolio, we strive to secure stable supplies of raw materials by diversifying the countries and regions where we purchase copper concentrates, effectively investing in high-quality mining projects, and proactively using recycled raw materials.

MMC, MBS, DFF Inc., Trans-Asia Inc., ideaship Inc., KPMGあずさサステナビリティ

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