Chapter1 Purpose
The purpose of the Social Contribution Global Policy (hereinafter referred to as the "Global Policy") is to establish ONO Group's policy on social contribution and to facilitate the smooth implementation of Social Contribution Activities.
Chapter2 Definitions of Terminologies
Article1The terms used in this Global Policy are defined below.
- “Employee(s)” mean directors, officers, regular employees, contract employees, and other employees of the ONO Group, including temporary staff and fixed-term employees.
- “ONO Group” means Ono Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. and each of Subsidiaries.
- “Social Contribution Activities” mean activities that contribute to solving social issues, carried out based on the Corporate Philosophy and Sustainable Management Policy.
- “Subsidiary(ies)” means an entity or entities in which Ono Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. directly or indirectly holds a majority of voting rights (more than 50%) or otherwise exercises equivalent substantial control. Indirect ownership includes all entities in a continuous chain of control, such as Subsidiaries and sub-subsidiaries.
Chapter3 Scope
This Global Policy applies to each entity of ONO Group and Employees.
Chapter4 Basic Principle
Article1We will not only contribute to people's health but also address social issues as a "good corporate citizen" and contribute to the sustainable development of society.
Article2We conduct our Social Contribution Activities in accordance with the laws and regulations of each country. We will leverage our specialized skills and management resources, encourage voluntary participation from Employees and others, and emphasize collaboration with various stakeholders such as nonprofit organizations (NPOs) and non-governmental organizations (NGOs).
Article3Based on the relevance to our current and future business activities and our available resources, we have identified the following four priority areas and will focus our efforts on these areas.
- Advancement of Medical and Pharmaceutical Sciences
- Support for Patients and Their Families
- Access to Healthcare
- Educational Support for Children's Health
Supplementary Provisions
This Global policy was established with the approval of the Management Meeting on February 26, 2020, and became effective on the same day.
Revision on July 1st, 2026