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| The corporation is a public institution, existing in order to meet the expectations of people and society as a whole. Likewise, "providing more certain Seikankyo" is the social mission of ESPEC. We also feel that improving value exchange with stakeholders effectively increases the value of the company as a social instrument and helps to realize people’s happiness. |
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| With "Environmental Creation Technology" as its core business, the mission at ESPEC is "to provide more certain Seikankyo." Seikankyo refers to an environment in which all living creatures can live, or machines and tools designed for a certain purpose can perform their specific function sufficiently. It is a word created by us at ESPEC. This is because the business of ESPEC is so unique and original in itself. |
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| The ideal stance in ESPEC’s corporate activities is "progressive." Even before the term "environmental testing devices" existed, those who preceded us at ESPEC detected the need for such and positioned it as the lynchpin of our business. Accordingly, being "progressive" is the corporate stance we have placed importance on and it represents tradition that will be passed on to subsequent generations. Along with "progressive," we also place great importance on the corporate stances of "reliable," "open," and "fair." |
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| We have clarified to what we must adhere and what we must respect as we expand the range of our corporate activities. These are "the law," "culture," "human rights," "the environment," and "education/enlightenment." For example, "the law" does not mean that we at ESPEC can do anything as long as it does not go beyond the range of the law. Social conscience and the thinking of individuals rest on the law, and we at ESPEC conduct our activities in these respects. Moreover, the interpretation of ethical norms and the like often differ depending on the country or region. In such cases, we choose to engage in activities that are of a more social nature. Similarly, we actively try to adhere to such principles in terms of "culture," "human rights," "the environment," and "education/enlightenment." We express our motivation to implement these principles and foster growth in these respects to society as a "declaration." |
