The FTSE4Good Index Series is designed to measure the performance of companies demonstrating strong environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices and is widely used in the creation and evaluation of sustainable investment funds and other financial products. Toyota Tsusho has been included in this index series consecutively since 2021.

The FTSE JPX Blossom Japan Index is designed as an industry neutral^* benchmark that reflects the performance of companies demonstrating strong ESG practices in Japan. Toyota Tsusho has been included in this index consecutively since 2021.

FTSE JPX Blossom Japan Sector Relative Index is designed as a sector neutral^* benchmark that reflects the performance of companies demonstrating relatively strong ESG practices in Japan. In addition, in order to promote the transition to a low-carbon society, for companies with particularly high greenhouse gas ("GHG") emissions, only those whose improvement efforts have been highly rated by the TPI Management Quality Score are selected. Toyota Tsusho has been included in this index consecutively since 2022.

Toyota Tsusho Corporation has been selected as a constituent of the Dow Jones Best-in-Class World Index and the Dow Jones Best-in-Class Asia Pacific Index, global investment indices provided by S&P Global Inc. These indices are based on the Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) conducted by S&P Global, which evaluates companies across three dimensions—economic, environmental, and social—and selects companies demonstrating strong sustainability performance as index constituents.

Toyota Tsusho Corporation has been selected as a Sustainability Yearbook Member in The Sustainability Yearbook 2026, published by S&P Global Inc., which recognizes companies demonstrating outstanding sustainability performance within their respective industries. Each year, S&P Global conducts its Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) on leading companies worldwide (covering over approximately 9,200 companies for the 2026 edition), and companies ranking within the top 15% of their industry are included in The Sustainability Yearbook.

The index by US-based Morningstar utilizes Equileap's Gender Equality Scorecard and focuses on companies whose gender diversity policies are embedded in their corporate culture and companies that are committed to equal opportunities for their employees, regardless of gender. Companies are classified into five groups based on their scores, and our company is positioned in Group 3.

This index uses TOPIX constituent stocks as its universe, and weighs them according to their environmental information disclosure status and carbon efficiency (carbon emissions per unit of revenue). Higher weightings are given to companies that fully disclose environmental information and companies with high carbon efficiency. Toyota Tsusho has been selected for this index since 2018.

CDP is an international NGO that was established in London in 2000. CDP calls on participating companies to disclose strategies on climate change and specific figures on greenhouse gas emissions. As a representative of institutional investors with a total investor assets exceeding 130 trillion U.S. dollars, CDP sends questionnaires to companies, analyzes and evaluates their responses, and discloses scores. Scores are ranked according to eight levels: A, A-, B, B-, C, C-, D, and D-.

In 2025, Toyota Tsusho has received the highest rating in the three categories of "Climate Change," "Forests," and "Water Security," and were selected for the Triple A List for the second consecutive year.

Toyota Tsusho believes that being selected as the Triple A List company for the second consecutive year reflects a comprehensive evaluation of the Toyota Tsusho Group's sustainability initiatives and information disclosure.

CDP also recognized our company's efforts to address climate change issues in its supply chain and selected us as "Supplier Engagement Leader".

The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry and the Tokyo Stock Exchange jointly select companies with outstanding efforts in support of dual-career and co-parenting, for both female and male employees. In March 2026, we were selected as a “Next Nadeshiko: Companies Supporting Dual-career and Co-parenting” for the second consecutive year.

Platinum Kurumin certification is awarded by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare to Kurumin certified companies that support childcare and have further implemented work-life balance support systems and high-level initiatives. Toyota Tsusho has been certified as Kurumin since 2007 and as Platinum Kurumin since March 2020.

Eruboshi is a certification system based on the Act on the Promotion of Women's Active Engagement in Professional Life that recognizes companies that satisfy certain standards and have excellent performance related to the promotion of women's active engagement in professional life and other matters. Toyota Tsusho has been certified since 2016.

White 500 is a certification given to the top 500 enterprises in the Certified Health & Productivity Management Outstanding Organizations Recognition Program (large enterprise category) by the Nippon Kenko Kaigi, which is promoted by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry. Toyota Tsusho has been certified since 2021.

Digital Transformation (DX) Certification is a national certification system for companies that are ready to promote DX in accordance with the basic requirements of the Digital Governance Code based on the Act on Facilitation of Information Processing. Toyota Tsusho was certified from 2023.

Science Based Targets (SBT) Validation is a certification system under which the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) validates that a company's greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction targets are based on scientific evidence and aligned with the goals of the Paris Agreement. Toyota Tsusho obtained validation for its near-term targets (1.5°C aligned) and net-zero target in 2025.

NIKKEI GX500 is a ranking published by Nikkei Inc. that evaluates leading Japanese companies based on their Green Transformation (GX) initiatives. The assessment is based on responses to the Nikkei Sustainable Survey and covers listed companies as well as major private companies with 100 or more employees. Toyota Tsusho received the highest rating of "S" in 2025 and ranked 2nd overall, with particular recognition for its specific measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.