Sustainability Data

Environment

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Metrics Unit Targets*1 FY3/25 FY3/26
Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions*2 Scope1 (direct emissions from owned or controlled sources) t-CO2 0 0 0
Scope2 (indirect emissions from the generation of purchased electricity, steam, heating and cooling consumed by the reporting company) t-CO2 0 0 0
Scope3 (all other indirect emissions that occur in the reporting company’s supply chain) t-CO2 9,022.3 10,592.5
 Category 1 Purchased goods and services t-CO2 4,893.7 6,731.1
 Category 2 Capital goods t-CO2 2,012.2 929.6
 Category 3 Fuel- and energy-related activities not included in Scope 1 or Scope 2 t-CO2 89.5 91.2
 Category 5 Waste generated in operations t-CO2 26.3 11.2
 Category 6 Business travel t-CO2 644.7 952.2
 Category 7 Employee Commuting t-CO2 1,356.0 1,877.2
Energy consumption and renewable energy usage ratio Office building energy consumption MWh 1,312 1,337
Office building renewable energy usage rate % 100 100 100
Percentage of data centers and other facilities using renewable energy*3 % 63 65

We are continuing our efforts to achieve the target through various measures and initiatives, or to exceed the current level at the very least. In cases where it is difficult to provide or compute specific targets in a quantitative manner, we show them as null (“-”).

Each item is calculated based on the Basic Guidelines on Accounting for Greenhouse Gas Emissions Throughout the Supply Chain (Mar 2026, Ministry of the Environment and Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry). Scope 1 emissions of Simplex Group are excluded from the calculation because they are negligible. In addition, categories not listed above are not included in the calculation because they are either not applicable or of low significance to Simplex Group.

In calculating the percentage, the percentage of renewable energy and the reduction contribution rate for electricity used the data centers and cloud services contracted by Simplex Group are translated into electricity consumption.

Social

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Metrics Unit Targets*1 FY3/25 FY3/26
Employment Number of employees persons 1,560 1,850
 Cost-incurring Department (engineers and consultants) persons 1,424 1,671
 Corporate Department persons 136 179
Number of employees newly hired persons 500~600 395 490
 New graduates*2 persons 250~300 223 233
 Mid-career professionals persons 250~300 172 257
Turnover rate % Below 10 8 9
Average age years old 31.3 31.3
Average years of service years 4.3 4.3
Average annual salary thousand yen 9,823 9,925
HR diversity Percentage of women to total employees % 16.3 15.9
Percentage of women in management positions % 10 7.2 7.9
Percentage of women to employees hired as new graduates % 13.5 13.3
Total number of retirees rehired persons 10 12
Number of retirees rehired during the period persons 5 3
Organizational culture Number of engagement surveys conducted times 4 4 4
Engagement score*3 marks 73 74
Number of in-house short-term study programs used cases 17 17
Number of internal conferences held times 4 3
Number of sessions at internal conferences times 50 37
Internal environmental improvement Percentage of paid leave taken*4 % 70 or more 76.0 74.1
Wage disparity between male and female workers*5 % 79.0 81.1
 Regular workers % 80.0 82.3
 Non-regular workers % 61.2 56.6
Number of employees taking birth-related leave before and after childbirth persons 8 10
Number of employees taking childcare leave persons 33 41
 Male employees persons 26 31
 Female employees persons 7 10
Percentage of male employees taking childcare leave % 66.7 55.4
Percentage of female employees taking childcare leave % 87.5 100
Number of employees taking nursing care leave % 1 1
Skills and competencies Number of applications for financial support for certification cases 121 179
Number of AWS certifications earned*6 certifications 515 504
Number of Information Technology Engineer certifications earned*7 certifications 1,333 1,866
 Number of advanced certifications including RISS*8 certifications 209 318
HR development and training costs million yen 860 1,112
 Personnel expenses incurred during the training period for those who received job offers and new graduates million yen 443 659
Time spent on training for skill development hours 147,596 184,398
Training hours per employee*9 hours 95 100
Productivity Average number of engineers and consultants during the period persons 1,912 2,151
 Employees engineers and consultants persons 1,387 1,594
 Business partner engineers and consultants*10 persons 525 557
Revenue per engineer/consultant*11 million yen 25 27
Revenue per employee million yen 34 37

We are continuing our efforts to achieve the target through various measures and initiatives, or to exceed the current level at the very least. In cases where it is difficult to provide or compute specific targets in a quantitative manner, we show them as null (“-”).

The number of new graduates newly hired is based on the number of those decided to be hired during each fiscal year. Actual employment starts from Apr 1 of the following fiscal year.

The figures are the results of the engagement survey conducted among the employees of the Group.

Since annual paid leave is granted on the record date of Jan 1 of each year, the figures are for the period from Jan 1 to Dec 31 of each year from 2022 to 2025.

This figure has been calculated pursuant to the provisions of the Act on the Promotion of Women’s Active Engagement in Professional Life (Act No. 64 of 2015).

AWS: Amazon Web Services

The number of successful candidates in the Information Technology Engineer Examination administered by the Information-technology Promotion Agency, Japan (IPA).

The number of successful candidates in the Advanced Information Technology Engineer Examinations and the number of registered Information Security Specialists (RISS), both administered by IPA.

The figures are calculated by dividing the time spent on training for skill development by the number of employees at the end of each fiscal year.

Business partners refer to temporary workers, employees of subcontractors, and equivalents who are engaged in work in the office environment of Simplex Group.

The figures are calculated by dividing the annual revenue by the average number of engineers and consultants during the period.

Governance

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Metrics Unit Targets*1 FY3/25 FY3/26
Board composition*2 Total number of directors persons 9 10
Outside directors persons 5 6
Percentage of outside directors % 50 or more 56 60
Number of female directors persons 1 2
Percentage of female directors % 30 or more 11 20
Board of Directors meetings Number of meetings held times 13 13
Attendance rate of all directors % 100 100
Attendance rate of outside directors % 100 100
Audit and Supervisory Committee meetings Number of meetings held times 14 14
Attendance rate of all Audit and Supervisory Committee members % 100 100
Nomination and Compensation Number of meetings held times 2 2
Attendance rate of all Nomination and Compensation Committee members % 100 100
Information security Percentage of employees who participated in the annual measurement of the degree of understanding security % 100 100 100
Number of Information Risk Management Committee meetings held times Weekly 51 51
Number of security incident response drills conducted times 1 1
Number of times information security education themes are communicated internally times 12 12
ISMS certification obtained*3 Obtained for certain solutions Obtained for certain solutions

We are continuing our efforts to achieve the target through various measures and initiatives, or to exceed the current level at the very least. In cases where it is difficult to provide or compute specific targets in a quantitative manner, we show them as null (“-”).

As of June 20th, 2026, there were eleven directors in total, including six outside directors (55% of the total) and two female directors (18% of the total).

For details on ISMS certification, please refer to the Information Security page on our website:https://www.simplex.holdings/en/sustainability/governance/information-security/.

Publication of the percentage of mid-career hires of permanent employees in accordance with the Act on Comprehensively Advancing Labor Measures

FY3/2023 FY3/2024 FY3/2025 FY3/2026
Percentage of mid-career hires of permanent employees 35% 29% 48% 54%

Publication Date: July 7th, 2026

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