Tokyo, Japan - October 30, 2026
Yokogawa Electric Corporation (TOKYO: 6841) today published the 2026 Yokogawa Report and the 2026 Yokogawa Sustainability Report.
These publications provide a comprehensive and integrated disclosure of the value creation activities that are being undertaken from a medium-to-long-term perspective by the Yokogawa Group, with the Yokogawa Report highlighting the impact of these activities on Yokogawa's corporate value and business models, and the Yokogawa Sustainability Report focusing on their social and environmental impact.
The Yokogawa Report introduces the company's efforts to achieve a sustainable society and enhance corporate value in the medium to long term, while the Yokogawa Sustainability Report gives an overview of the progress that is being achieved in realizing the Three Goals for sustainability that are aligned with the Yokogawa's Purpose statement on the company's mission to society.
The Yokogawa Report and the Yokogawa Sustainability Report are being released on the same date to provide readers more comprehensive information and enable a better understanding of the Group's activities. We encourage stakeholders to review both reports together.
2026 Yokogawa Report
https://www.yokogawa.com/about/ir/reports/annual/
Alongside updates on the progress of our business strategies and our efforts in technology management, digital transformation (DX), and AI-driven value creation, this year’s report features a new section that explains Yokogawa’s strengths and value creation process through five key questions, helping readers gain a deeper understanding of what makes our company unique.
2026 Yokogawa Sustainability Report
https://www.yokogawa.com/about/sustainability/report/
Alongside updates on the progress of our sustainability indicators, this year’s report features a review of materiality incorporating emerging issues such as “reliable AI,” “industrial autonomy,” and “product environmental footprint,” as well as a revision of the sustainability transition indicators to clarify the direction of contributions and growth of all businesses. It also presents specific case studies of contributions through business, including the stable supply of wind power, integrated management of urban infrastructure, and reduction of energy consumption at AI data centers.
With the aim of giving stakeholders a better understanding of its activities, Yokogawa will continue in its efforts to enhance its disclosure of information.