The environment in which we operate is constantly changing, and we are presently confronted with serious issues, from climate change and COVID-19 to regional conflicts. In times like these, people seek more than just material wealth. They want their lives to be enriched in other ways as well, including both spiritually and culturally. In the past, we tended to run our businesses with the idea of contributing to the world through our technology. Now, under Epson 25 Renewed, the revised corporate vision that we introduced in March 2021, we are taking a different approach, one in which we first identify societal issues and consider how we can use our technology to resolve them. We named four material issues in terms of impact that we wish to address in order to resolve societal issues: (1) achieving sustainability in a circular economy, (2) advancing the frontiers of industry, (3) improving the quality of life, and (4) fulfilling our social responsibility. First, to achieve sustainability in a circular economy, we are helping our customers reduce their environmental impact by providing them with products and services that employ hardware and digital technology built around Epson’s efficient, compact, and precision technologies, which enable reduced energy consumption and smaller goods while increasing their accuracy and performance. At the same time, we announced our intent, in Environmental Vision 2050, to become carbon negative and under- ground resource free by 2050. We made strides toward the first objective by switching to 100% renewable electric- ity last year at all major Epson sites in Japan and are now working to do the same at all Epson Group sites around the world by 2023 to combat global warming. Finally, we are fulfilling our social responsibility as a corporate citizen by tightening governance, promoting respect for human rights and diversity, and taking responsibility for our supply chain and the materials in products that we provide to our customers.