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2004 Environmental Annual Report Honda Environmental Annual Report 2004 2004 This report has been compiled focusing on the environmental conservation activities Honda undertook in Japan in fiscal 2003. Corporate Profile & Financial Data NNet Sales and Other Operating Revenue NOperating Income (billions of yen) Unconsolidated Consolidated (billions of yen) Unconsolidated Consolidated 7,971 8,162 724 Company name Honda Motor Co., Ltd. 8,000 700 7,362 661 600 7,000 600 Head office 1-1, 2-chome Minami-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo 6,463 6,098 6,000 500 Established September 24, 1948 418 5,000 401 400 4,000 Company Representative 3,322 3,319 2,919 3,042 3,211 300 Takeo Fukui 3,000 200 185 184 President and Chief Executive Officer 2,000 139 144 117 1,000 100 Capital 0 0 ¥86,067 million (as of the end of March 2004) '99 '00 '01 '02 '03(FY) '99 '00 '01 '02 '03 (FY) N Sales (Results of fiscal 2003) Net Income NTotal Number of Employees Consolidated: ¥8,162,600 million (billions of yen) Unconsolidated Consolidated (employees) Unconsolidated Consolidated 500 150,000 Unconsolidated: ¥3,319,793 million 464 426 126,900 131,600 120,600 400 120,000 114,300 Total number of employees 362 112,400 Consolidated: 131,600 (as of the end of March 2004) 300 90,000 262 Unconsolidated: 27,187 (as of the end of March 2004) 232 226 60,000 200 170 Consolidated subsidiaries 135 134 28,840 28,513 28,500 27,798 27,187 317 subsidiaries (as of the end of March 2004) 100 30,000 11 0 Major products 0 '99 '00 '01 '02 '03(FY) '99 '00 '01 '02 '03 (FY) Automobiles N Sales by Business Area N Net Sales and Other Operating Standard-sized vehicles, compact vehicles, and mini vehicles (consolidated: fiscal 2003) Revenue by Region Motorcycles (consolidated: fiscal 2003) Financial services 3% Motorbikes, minibikes, small motorcycles, ATVs, and personal Others (including power Others 5% products) 4% watercraft Asia 10% Japan Power products Motorcycles 12% 20% Agricultural equipment, generators, multipurpose engines, lawn Europe 9% mowers and outboard engines Automobiles North America 81% 56% Segments Covered by the Report Period covered Fiscal 2003 (from April 1, 2003, to March 31, 2004) Organizations covered Honda Motor Co., Ltd.; Honda R&D Co., Ltd.; Honda Motorcycle Japan Co., Ltd.; Honda Engineering Co., Ltd; and the following production companies and subsidiaries outside of Japan • North America Asian Autoparts Co., Ltd. (Thailand) Honda of America Mfg., Inc. (U.S.) Honda Cars Philippines, Inc. (Philippines) Honda Transmission Mfg. of America, Inc. (U.S.) Honda Philippines, Inc. (Philippines) Honda Power Equipment Mfg., Inc. (U.S.) Honda Parts Mfg. Co. (Philippines) Honda of South Carolina Mfg., Inc. (U.S.) Honda Taiwan Co., Ltd. (Taiwan) Honda Mfg. of Alabama L.L.C. (U.S.) Honda Siel Cars India Ltd. (India) Honda of Canada Mfg. (Canada) Hero Honda Motors Ltd. (India) Honda de Mexico, S.A. de C.V. (Mexico) Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (Pvt.) Ltd. (India) Honda Siel Power Products Ltd. (India) • South America P.T. Honda Prospect Motor (Indonesia) Moto Honda da Amazonia Ltda. (Brazil) P.T. Astra Honda Motor (Indonesia) Honda Automoveis do Brasil Ltda. (Brazil) Honda Atlas Cars (Pakistan) Ltd. (Pakistan) Atlas Honda Ltd. (Pakistan) • Europe Honda Vietnam Co., Ltd. (Vietnam) Honda of the U.K. Mfg., Ltd. (U.K.) Armstrong Auto Parts SDN. BHD. (Malaysia) Honda Europe N.V. (Belgium) Honda Autoparts Mfg., SDN. BHD. (Malaysia) Honda Belgium N.V. (Belgium) Honda Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. (Malaysia) Honda Italia Industriale S.p.A. (ATESSA) (Italy) C.I.A.P. S.p.A. (Italy) • China Montesa Honda S.A. (Spain) Dongfeng Honda Auto Parts Co., Ltd. (China) Honda Turkiye A.S. (Turkey) Dongfeng Honda Engine Co., Ltd. (China) Honda Europe Power Equipment S.A. (France) Guangzhou Honda Automobile Co., Ltd. (China) Wuyang-Honda Motors (Guangzhou) Co., Ltd. (China) • Asia and Pacific Jialing-Honda Motors Co., Ltd. (China) Honda Environmental Annual Report 2004 Honda Automobile (Thailand) Co., Ltd. (Thailand) Honda Mindong Generator Co., Ltd. (China) 2 Thai Honda Mfg. Co., Ltd. (Thailand) Sundiro Honda Motorcycle Co., Ltd. (China) Note: For overseas factories, please refer to “Related Data” and “Environmental Activities Outside of Japan” in this report. Honda Environmental Contents Information Disclosure Honda publishes two types of brochures as its primary media 2 Corporate Profile & Financial Data for environmental information disclosure. These are the Honda 3 Honda Environmental Information Disclosure Environmental Annual Report and Honda ECOLOGY, both of 4 Introduction: Striving to Become a Company that People which are available to the general public on the Internet. Will Want to Exist 6 Fundamental Principle and Vision 6 Honda Environment Statement Name Role Frequency 7 Assessment of Our Policy on the Environmental Load Generated by Our Corporate Activities Honda Environmental Environmental 8 Medium-Term and Annual Targets and Results Annual Report annual report 8 Specific Targets to Be Achieved and Results to-date 9 Results for Fiscal 2003 and Targets for Fiscal 2004 Description of Honda’s environmental conservation 10 Environmental Management activities and results: Annually 10 General Policy • Report and evaluation of the 10 Organization results of the previous fiscal 11 Role year 12 Environmental Management by Honda’s Business Sites • Plans for the present fiscal year (ISO 14001 and EMAS) 12 Environmental Audits Honda ECOLOGY Brochure describing 13 Environmental Accounting environmental activities 13 Environmental Training Outline of Honda’s 14 Promotion of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) environmental activities: Every 15 Environmental Risk Management • Basic stance concerning the environment three years 16 Results of Environmental Conservation Activities • Environmental conservation in Fiscal 2003 activities conducted by each 16 1. Product Development Domain department 16 Automobiles Achieving Cleaner Exhaust Emissions • Future directions 18 Improvement in Fuel Economy 19 Alternative Fuel Vehicles 19 Noise Reduction We are using two different brochures to convey and disclose 20 Motorcycles Achieving Cleaner Exhaust Emissions environmental information in order to reinforce and 21 Improvement in Fuel Economy strengthen our two key concepts: 21 Noise Reduction 22 Power Products Achieving Cleaner Exhaust Emissions 23 Improvement in Fuel Economy G It is vital that we convey accurate information on the 23 Alternative Fuel Vehicles progress made in our environmental commitment during the 23 Noise Reduction previous year by clearly distinguishing between “annual 24 2. Purchasing Domain 24 Promotion of Green Purchasing results” and “past results and future efforts.” 25 3. Production Domain We see the Honda Environmental Annual Report as an integral part of our PDCA (Plan, 25 Promotion of Green Factories Do, Check, and Action) Process, relating to our environmental commitment made over 27 Honda Green Conference the entire report year. 28 4. Transportation Domain 28 Promotion of Green Logistics 29 Reduction in Packaging Materials by Product G It is important to convey a full picture of our environmental 30 5. Sales Domain commitment—past, present, and future—so that the general 30 Promotion of Green Dealers (Automobiles) public are able to assess our results for the year for 31 Expansion of Environmental Commitment themselves. This furnishes them with the essential to the Motorcycle and Power Products Areas information by which we are judged. 32 6. Disposal and Recycling (3R) Domain 32 3R Design for Reduction in Substances with Environmental Impacts We trust that the public will understand this and make the best 34 Increasing the Recovery, Recycling, and Reusing of use of the Honda Environmental Annual Report and Honda Repair Parts ECOLOGY to make an informed assessment. 35 Improving the ASR Recycling Rate 35 Establishing a Recycling System for Motorcycles The Honda Environmental Annual Report is issued in the 36 7. Administration Domain summer every year and Honda ECOLOGY is revised every 36 Promotion of Green Offices three years. 37 Social Activities 37 Green Renaissance Activities This report has been compiled on the basis of Honda’s 38 Cooperation in Environmentally Friendly Vehicle Fairs and Support for Environment-Related Seminars guidelines. 38 Cooperative Activities with Local Communities 38 Support to NGOs and Environment-Related Foundations 38 Other Activities For related information, please refer to 38 Environment-Related Prizes and Awards Won by Honda Honda ECOLOGY. 39 Environmental Communication 40 Related Data 40 Environmental Data by Products Sold in Japan Honda Environmental Annual Report 2004 42 Data of Japanese Factories 3 50 Data of Overseas Factories 52 Environmental Activities Outside of Japan StrivingStriving toto BecomeBecome aa CompanyCompany thatthat PeoplePeople WillWill WantWant toto ExistExist I Introduction In 2003, at the Ninth Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP 9) in Milan, Italy, discussions were held on establishing detailed rules on implementing the Kyoto Protocol. Also the framework to reduce greenhouse gas emissions on a global scale is advancing steadily. However, in certain regions of the world a rapid growth of the economy or of the population is expected. Therefore it will be more urgent but also more difficult to resolve the diverse environmental issues surrounding us. Honda has long been involved in environmental conservation activities. In 1992, we created the Honda Environment Statement, which clarifies our view on environmental conservation. Based on this statement, we conduct various activities that address environmental issues at every phase of our products’ life cycle. Honda is conducting environmental conservation activities not because it is obligated to comply with regulations but because it wishes to preserve the environment for future generations. This reflects the Company’s belief that continuing environmental conservation activities on a global scale is an important management responsibility. I Review of Activities in Fiscal 2003 In 1999, Honda released numerical targets to lower the exhaust emissions and improve the fuel economy of its products as well as the year in which these figures were to be attained.
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