Stakeholder Engagement

The SUBARU Group’s sustainability initiatives place importance on the relationship with stakeholders. The SUBARU Group believes that disclosing information to stakeholders, engaging in dialogue with them, and reflecting their opinions and requests in the management of the business are all important. In order to realize its vision of becoming “a compelling company with a strong market presence” as stated in the management philosophy, the SUBARU Group will continue to make efforts to gain trust from its stakeholders, and to provide meaningful community engagement while at the same time enhancing its corporate value.

SUBARU Group’s Stakeholders and Their Relationship with the Six Priority Areas for Sustainability
SUBARU Group’s Stakeholders and Their Relationship with the Six Priority Areas for Sustainability
Means of Communication with Stakeholders at the SUBARU Group
Stakeholders Means of Communication Related Links
Customers Establish SUBARU Customer Center, implement satisfaction surveys, hold events, publish information on the FAQ (Corporate Information)
Local Communities Encourage traffic safety through safety workshops and traffic guidance, hold exchanges with local residents
Shareholders and Investors Hold shareholder meetings (annually), issue timely and appropriate disclosure, hold financial reporting briefings (quarterly), publish information on the Investor Relations website, hold interviews with institutional investors, hold briefings for individual investors, hold events for individual shareholders
Suppliers and Business Partners Hold procurement policy briefings, hold briefings on CSR procurement, hold supplier meetings and events, hold regular exchanges of information, recognize suppliers that are making major contributions in technology, quality, etc., operate a consultation service for promoting fair trade
Employees Hold labor-management consultations, carry out the Employee Attitudes Survey, conduct educational training, issue the SUBAROOM digital in-house magazine
NGOs and NPOs Make donations to support shared philosophies, support regional and local community engagement activities
Governments and Business Associations Participate in business associations’ conference bodies, and have discussions and exchanges with local governments
Financial Institutions Publish information on the Investor Relations website, hold financial reporting briefings (quarterly), hold monthly discussions
Media Hold financial reporting briefings (quarterly), hold various events, publish information online
Education and Research Institutions Participate in industry-government-academia research projects -
Note:
Some activities were not held in FYE March 2026.