Message from the President


Shunji Kaneko
President
Since the establishment of the Company in 1917, we, the Toyo Seikan Group have been commited to supplying high quality and highly functional containers in a "safe, economical and speedy manner" by taking advantage of all the benefits materials such as metal, plastic, paper and glass have to offer.
We have the great mission and responsibility of "contributing to the happiness and prosperity of mankind through packaging technology". To achieve this, our most important task is to respond with flexibility to the changes in the business environment by implementing the structural reforms of our operations that will steadily generate added value.
The group's "Second Mid-Term Business Plan" was triggered in May 2010 and will run from FY2010 through FY2012. Placing "People" and "Technology" at the heart of the creation of group synergies, the aim of this "Second Mid-Term Business Plan" is to reinforce the Group's solidarity, "secure the profitability of the existing domestic business" and strategically shift the axis of future growth to "overseas operations" and "new business" in order to maximize our corporate value.
I would like to call for all stakeholders to extend their continued support.
Shunji Kaneko
President
Toyo Seikan Kaisha,Ltd.
Corporate Purpose and Guidelines for Employees
Corporate Purposes
| 1. | All activities must be geared towards the pursuit to achieve human happiness. |
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| 2. | Profit is considered a byproduct and is not our main aim. |
| 3. | Each of us must incorporate a sense of service in our work. Exercise this sense of collaboration and strive to ensure the prosperity of our business partners in the same way as we would ourselves. |
Guidelines for Employees
| 1. | Toyo Seikan is a mutual packaging factory for all customers who require packaging. Our employees must be loyal to the customers we serve. |
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| 2. | Our products must be better in quality, lower in price and must be supplied more quickly than those of other companies. We should not think that we are just selling our products, but rather we must think that we are sending off our beloved children that we raised with the utmost care. |
| 3. | To be satisfied with only a small amount of success is to take a step backwards. Our first duty must be to work at all times without losing our youthful vitality and courage. |
