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Ensuring food safety and security Ensuring stable supply, safety and reliability as a pharmaceutical company Provide pharmaceuticals for Unmet Medical Needs Support for maintaining the immune system Ensuring occupational health and safety Support for the prevention of non-communicable diseases Implementation of health management Helping to improve the performance of brain function and prevent decline Improvement of access to nutrition Community Engagement Respect for human rights Sustainable development of communities in raw material production areas and business development regions Creating bonds and trust for people's well-being Enhancing the sustainability of food economy Sustainable supply chain Community Topics Respect for human rights Kirin Group Human Rights Policy Embedding the Kirin Group Human Rights Policy in practice Implementing Human Rights Due Diligence The Environment Sustainable use of biological resources Sustainable use of water resources Sustainable recycling of containers and packaging Overcoming climate change Kirin Group's Environmental Vision 2050 Message from Top Management Engagement Vision / Policies / Structure Environmental management and CSV Holistic Environmental Management Information Disclosure Based on the TCFD Framework, TNFD Framework Draft, etc. Our Holistic Approach Third-Party Evaluations of environment Environmental Topics A Responsible Alcohol Producer Dealing with alcohol-related problems Policy and System Food and Beverages Kirin Brewery Company, Limited Lion Pty Ltd Kirin Beverage Company, Limited Mercian Coca-Cola Beverages Northeast, Inc. 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Kirin Beverage Company, Limited Core technology that assures value creation Accelerating intellectual property activities that leverage technological capabilities for the business Diversity and inclusion, culture for innovation Strengthening the human capital capability Diversity Cultivating the organizational culture Corporate Policy Achieving "Joy brings us together" The Story Behind Kirin Beer Labels Corporate Overview Barrier-free route to Kirin Group Head Office Group Companies Kirin Brewery Company, Limited Kirin Beverage Company, Limited Mercian Corporation Company History 1885‐1949 1950‐1989 1990‐1999 2000‐2009 2010‐2019 2020‐ Our Approaches in Quality Quality management Ensuring Product Safety and Reliability in the Food & Beverages Domain Ensuring Product Safety and Reliability in the Health Science Domain Chart Generator Yearly Data Quarterly Data Management Policy Corporate Disclosure Policy Financial Data Message from the Chief Financial Officer Management Analysis Of Financial Position, Operating Results, And Cash Flows Business Segments Consolidated Balance Sheets Consolidated Statements of Income Statements of Cash Flows Non-Financial Information Message from Senior Executive Officer of CSV Strategy ESG Databook Guideline Content Index Share-related Information General Meetings of Shareholders Dividend Payments and Own-share Repurchase Stock Information Share Data Stock Quote Bonds and Rating Analyst Coverage Articles of Incorporation and Regulations Public Notice IR Library Financial Results(Financial Results/Presentations/Financial Statements) IR News Releases IR Events Releases and Presentations Archive Integrated Report Investor’s Guide Market data and Sales Kirin Group Environmental Report Management Plan Releases and Presentations Long-term (Archive) Medium-term (Archive) Current Fiscal Year (Archive) Management Structure Interview with Independent Non-executive Directors 2022-2024 CSV Commitments 2019-2021 CSV Commitments Social contribution activities The Pink Ribbon Activity JICA-KIRIN Fellowship Program Marketing Communication Policy(MCP) Guidelines of Product Labeling Respect for human rights Kirin Group Human Rights Policy Embedding the Kirin Group Human Rights Policy in practice Implementing Human Rights Due Diligence Sustainable development of communities in raw material production areas and business development regions Japanese hops Tea Leaves Vineyards Sustainable supply chain Policy on Sustainable Procurement Activities to Promote Sustainable Procurement Working Together with Suppliers Engagement Dialogue 01 Dialogue 02 Dialogue 03 Dialogue 04 Dialogue 05 Holistic Environmental Management Information Disclosure Based on the TCFD Framework, TNFD Framework Draft, etc. Risks and Opportunities Dealing with alcohol-related problems What is Slow Drinking? Other initiatives in Japan Business Segments Year Quarter Consolidated Balance Sheets Year Quarter Consolidated Statements of Income Year Quarter Statements of Cash Flows Year Quarter General Meetings of Shareholders Previous Fiscal Years Financial Results(Financial Results/Presentations/Financial Statements) Archive IR Events Releases and Presentations Archive KIRIN R&D DAY 2020 Archive Integrated Report Integrated Report PDF Kirin Integrated Report 2023 Kirin Integrated Report 2022 Kirin Integrated Report 2021 KIRIN CSV REPORT 2020 KIRIN CSV REPORT 2019 KIRIN REPORT 2018 KIRIN REPORT 2016 KIRIN REPORT 2015 Annual Reports (Back numbers) Market data and Sales Domestic sale outline report(Monthly) Domestic Monthly sales report(Archive) Domestic Alcohol market data(Year) Beer consumption by region(Year) Beer consumption by country(Year) Domestic Soft drink market data(Year) Kirin Group Environmental Report Archive Kirin Group Human Rights Policy Feedback from stakeholders during the establishment of the 2018 Human Rights Policy Activities to Promote Sustainable Procurement Past Reports on human rights impact assessments of supply chains JICA-KIRIN Fellowship Program Greetings from the Host Institution Representatives Overview Fellow Introduction About United Nations University-Kirin Fellowship KIRIN CSV REPORT 2020 Message from Top Management Past and Present Special Feature: Growth Strategies for the Health Science Domain Strengthening Organizational Capabilities Financial and Non-financial Highlights Message from the Chief Financial Officer Interview with the Non-executive Director KIRIN CSV REPORT 2019 Message from Top Management Interview with the Chief Financial Officer Strengthening Our Non-Financial Assets CSV Stories CASE1 Pharmaceuticals business CSV Stories CASE2 Businesses bridging Pharmaceuticals and Food & Beverages CSV Stories CASE3 Community Engagement CSV Stories CASE4 The Environment CSV Stories CASE5 A Responsible Alcohol Producer Discussion with Management Interview with an Outside Director Financial and Non-financial Highlights Past and Present KIRIN REPORT 2018 Message from Top Management Discussion with Management, Part1 Discussion with Management, Part2 Interview with an Outside Director CASE1 Kirin Ichiban Shibori Relaunch and Craft Beer Market Development CASE2 Pharmaceuticals for Worldwide Markets CASE3 Lactococcus lactis strain Plasma Stars in New Products CASE4 Advanced High-Efficiency Facilities at Myanmar Brewery History of the Kirin Group The Kirin Group Today Overview by segment and business for fiscal 2017 Management's discussion & analysis Financial & Non-Financial Highlights KIRIN REPORT 2016 To Our Stakeholders Long-Term Management Vision and Medium-Term Business Plan CFO’s Message Overview of the Kirin Group’s Business Kirin’s Foundation for Value Creation Interview with an Outside Director KIRIN REPORT 2015 KEY POINTS ABOUT KIRIN Long-Term Management Vision and Medium-Term Business Plan KIRIN’S GROWTH STRATEGIES A Conversation between Outside Directors Management Issues for Sustainable Growth (Group Materiality Matrix) Technology (R&D) Foundation SCM Foundation Human Resources Foundation Fellow Introduction 2019 Fellow Researchers and Research Themes 2018 Fellow Researchers and Research Themes 2017 Fellow Researchers and Research Themes About United Nations University-Kirin Fellowship List of Former United Nations University-Kirin Fellows Special Feature: Growth Strategies for the Health Science Domain Strategic Decisions in 2019 / Message from the Officer in Charge of Health Business Strategy Part1 Interview with the Executive Officer of R&D Strategy Part2 Creating Synergies with FANCL Corporation Strengthening Organizational Capabilities Enhancing Kirin Beverage's marketing capabilities Development of our human resources Strengthening Our Non-Financial Assets Honkirin and our marketing reform R&D Strategy:Technology creating trusted value Human resources strategies:Diversity and inclusion, culture for innovation Financial & Non-Financial Highlights Financial Highlights Non-Financial Highlights To Our Stakeholders Kirin’s Management Environment,Vision, and Strategies Progress with the Medium-Term Business Plan Issues and Future Initiatives Aiming to Be a Company That Is Completely Trusted Long-Term Management Vision and Medium-Term Business Plan Long-Term Management Vision Medium-Term Business Plan Recognizing the Challenges and Future Initiatives Kirin’s Foundation for Value Creation The Kirin Group’s Value Creation Marketing Research & Development Supply Chain KEY POINTS ABOUT KIRIN Business Structure / Earnings Structure Kirin's History of Progress Long-Term Management Vision and Medium-Term Business Plan Long-Term Management Vision Medium-Term Business Plan List of Former United Nations University-Kirin Fellows 2016 Fellow's Research Projects 2015 Fellow's Research Projects 2014 Fellow's Research Projects 2013 Fellow's Research Projects 2012 Fellow's Research Projects 2011 Fellow's Research Projects 2010 Fellow's Research Projects 2009 Fellow's Research Projects Close Home Purpose Corporate Governance Compliance Integrated Report Contents Integrated Report TopPage About Kirin Group Long-term Management Vision and Medium-Term Business Plan CSV Purpose&Commitments Message from Top Management Message from the Chief Financial Officer Message from Senior Executive Officer of CSV Strategy Scenario Analysis (TCFD) Holistic Approach to environmental issues Message from Senior Executive Officer of Health Science Strategy Interview with Independent Non-executive Directors INPUT INPUT Diversity and inclusion, culture for innovation Core-technology that assures value creation Consumer centric marketing expertise ICT accelerating value creation BUSINESS BUSINESS Food & Beverages domain Health Science domain Pharmaceuticals domain OUTPUT OUTPUT Financial and Non-financial Highlights Management Analysis Of Financial Position, Operating Results, And Cash Flows OUTCOME OUTCOME Health and well-being Community Engagement The Environment A Responsible Alcohol Producer Corporate Governance Corporate Governance Overview Management Structure Management, Leadership & Advisory Remuneration System for Executive Officers Compliance Kirin Group Tax Policy Risk Management Compliance Compliance Within the Kirin Group, we define compliance as "fulfilling both legal and ethical responsibilities that society expects from us by adhering to laws, internal and external regulations and rules, and social norms, so that the Kirin Group can avoid the risk of suffering unexpected financial loss or of destroying its credibility and can retain and strengthen the trust of stakeholders." Group Risk and Compliance Committee promotes and manages Group-wide compliance activities, while each Group company integrates compliance activities into Risk management processes to ensure effective implementation. In addition, internal audit departments conduct audits of legal compliance and related risks, as well as compliance systems and initiatives, which are used to review improvement measures. Compliance Policy / Compliance Guidelines An internal material to raise awareness about "Compliance Guidelines" "Group Compliance Policy" sets forth the fundamental concepts and behaviors that are legally and ethically required of executives and employees in order to implement the Kirin Group's Corporate Philosophy, Vision and Values. For more specific actions, we have prepared "Compliance Guidelines" and educational tools according to the characteristics of each country and business, and are working to disseminate them. In Japan, we have created "The Rule" as a tool to raise awareness and disseminate it to all executives and employees to ensure thorough compliance. In addition, the "Group Compliance Policy" and "Compliance Guidelines" are regularly reviewed every year to ensure their effectiveness, while keeping in mind the requirements of the UN Global Compact, the OECD, and other social changes. Group Compliance Policy Group Compliance Guidelines Compliance training program The Kirin Group conducts compliance training every year for all executives and employees, including contract employees and temps in Japan. We aim to help them understand the basics of compliance, such as "compliance is not someone else's problem," "bad information should be reported promptly and accurately," and "act openly and fairly," and to develop sensitivity to changes in society through the training. In addition, the Kirin Group has established various whistle-blowing systems (see the below section on "Hotline"). We make people aware through compliance training and other activities that reporting to the hotline is for the purpose of improving the company by detecting and responding to the seeds of injustice at an early stage, thereby improving awareness of the hotline and creating an environment where it is easy to report. In overseas, education and training activities are conducted in accordance with the unique circumstances of each region. We also conduct an annual compliance and human rights awareness survey mainly for Group companies in Japan to confirm the degree of penetration of compliance, and to investigate and take appropriate measures to improve any comments that appear to be problematic. Providing hotlines The Kirin Group has established an internal hotline for reporting compliance violations, corrupt practices, human rights issues (including harassment, etc.), and other acts that violate (or may violate) the Compliance Policy and Compliance Guidelines, with the aim of preventing serious problems associated with corporate activities. In Japan, we have an internal hotline  manned by Kirin staffers, as well as an external hotline with a third-party  consultant. In overseas Group companies, we have a global hotline that allows employees of overseas Group companies to report to Kirin Holdings in the language they use locally, in addition to the hotlines at each company.Both Japanese and global hotlines are posted on each Group company's intranet, etc., and they are made known to employees through annual compliance training sessions and other means. In addition, we have established the " Rules for the Establishment and Operation of the Internal Hotline", including the acceptance of anonymous reports, the protection of information on whistleblowers and those cooperating in investigations, the prohibition of disadvantageous treatment due to reporting, and other rules. In order to improve the effectiveness of the hotline, we conduct a survey every year on the willingness and the level of awareness of the hotline among the employees. In addition to receiving reports of violations, the hotline also accepts opinions and questions about matters related to the internal reporting system. Through these efforts, we have established a framework to improve the operation of the hotline by listening to the opinions of employees who utilize the hotline. Furthermore, we have established a hotline directly accessible to Standing Audit & Supervisory Board Members as well as to compliance officers so that investigations, etc. can proceed independently in cases where the involvement of executives from Kirin Holdings and Kirin Group companies is suspected. Overall image In addition to the usual lines through the job system, multiple lines are secured, and in order to avoid accessibility problems due to technical and economic reasons, we support various means of reporting (digital and analog), such as telephone calls, e-mail, application forms, and letters, to provide an environment where users can report 24 hours a day, 365 days a year according to their wishes. Supplier Hotline Customer Service JaCER Web site How Hotlines Work The following is the general procedure for handling whistleblower reports received via the hotline. A whistleblower reports an incident (anonymity is guaranteed). Prompt notification of receipt shall be made after receipt of the report. After confirming the content of the report, a decision on whether or not to conduct an investigation shall be made generally within 20 days of receipt of such report, and the whistleblower shall then be notified. Fact-finding and investigation shall be conducted. Information on the method and progress of the investigation shall be shared as appropriate in a manner that does not interfere with the progress of the investigation or with the privacy of the subject of the investigation. In case of serious violations as a result of the investigation, disciplinary action shall be considered. Feedback on survey results to be provided. Feedback of the results of the investigation shall be conducted in a manner that does not interfere with the privacy of the subject of the investigation. Prevention of retaliation, including confirmation that the whistleblower has not been treated disadvantageously because of his or her report. Number of calls to the hotlines in the Kirin Group The number of whitsle-blowing reports to the hotline in the Group over the past three years is shown below.Approximately 70% are related to harassment and human relations in the workplace, and we conduct investigations, interviews, etc., on those cases that have been reported. Types of whistle-blowering reports202120222023 Harassment 45 61 42 Labor affairs and human capital evaluation 12 16 13 Workplace environment and human relations 15 9 24 Violation of laws and rules 10 3 4 Other 5 6 15 Total 87 95 98 Anti-corruption initiatives The Group fully understands and complies with the laws and guidelines of the countries and regions where it operates and does not tolerate, directly or indirectly, any involvement in corrupt practices* at any time. Kirin Holdings and each Group company has established systems and initiatives based on this strong commitment. Corrupt practices refer to any act of abusing authority to gain an unfair advantage, including bribery, facilitation payments to gain an unfair advantage, giving or receiving excessive entertainment or gifts, embezzlement such as the improper receipt of kickbacks or rebates, unfair competition such as bid rigging or collusion, extortion, fraud, money laundering, etc. Specifically, we have established the "Kirin Group Anti-Corruption Policy," "Kirin Group Anti-Bribery Rules," etc., based on deliberations by the Group Risk and Compliance Committee, which is formed by Kirin Holdings' Directors of the Board and Senior Executive Officers. These policies and rules shall apply not only to all executives and employees working for the Group, but also to all business partners, agents, etc., and we require that they shall comply with them. The policies and rules are made available to the entire Group through internal notification materials and the intranet, etc., so that they can be accessed at any time. We provide copies of policies and regulations to new employees in Japan. We also conduct periodic educational and training programs for executives, employees, and other related parties, including business partners and agents. In addition, we require Group companies operating in countries with high bribery risk to conduct periodic anti-corruption training for employees and annual self-assessments of risk, and Kirin Holdings confirms the details of these assessments, also we use outside attorneys and other resources to investigate the status of anti-bribery efforts. If we discover any conduct that constitutes corrupt practices, we will report it through the hotline. Kirin Group Anti-Corruption Policy KIRIN Group Regulations For Prevention Of Bribery Initiatives to Prevent Misconduct in Research Activities To prevent misconduct in the research activities of each company involved in Kirin Holdings Company, Limited, we have established and operate a consultation and whistle-blowing system, put in place internal regulations, and conduct training in accordance with the Kirin Group’s Compliance Guidelines. General manager (person with the authority to oversee overall efforts to improve research ethics and prevent misconduct, etc.): Head of Kirin Holdings Company, Limited Research and Development Division Divisional managers (personnel responsible for improving research ethics and preventing misconduct in relevant divisions and departments): Head of Kirin Holdings Company, Limited Research and Development Division and the heads of research and development divisions of regional companies (for Mercian, the head of each technological division and department). Research ethics education managers (personnel with substantial authority in regard to research ethics education): Personnel appointed by the divisional managers. Response to violations The Group shall refuse to continue transactions by its business partners or agents whenever it becomes aware of any violation of compliance, including anti-corruption violations. In addition, executives and employees will be punished strictly and promptly in accordance with the internal rules and employment rules of each Group company. In the event of a violation, compliance officers of each Group company and the secretariat of the Group Risk and Compliance Committee take the lead in proactively investigating the cause of the matter in question and formulating measures to prevent recurrence. The PDCA cycle is firmly established through periodic monitoring and reporting to the Group Risk and Compliance Committee on the status of the response.In addition, procedures for the establishment of a task force in the event of an emergency have also been established. 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