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Future01
Alleviating the workload of medical personnel
In addition to our core logistics services, Yasuda Logistics has made a groundbreaking achievement as the first logistics company in Japan authorized for all eight categories of medical equipment maintenance under Japanese regulations. On that basis, we are expanding the number of locations from which we provide comprehensive, one-stop medical equipment services, which include cleaning, testing, and repairs, services typically outside the scope of traditional logistics companies. The Yasuda Logistics Group is also working to reduce the workloads of busy medical personnel by leveraging our logistics network to manage pharmaceuticals and medical devices, supported by our authorization to manufacture and wholesale pharmaceuticals, manufacture medical devices, and sell and lease highly regulated medical devices.
Future02
Supporting workplace reforms
We provide comprehensive support for the management and operations of PCs, smartphones, tablets, and other IT devices, whose use of is increasing as more people work from diverse locations. Specifically, we offers lifecycle management services ranging from product inventory management, kitting, and installation to operational maintenance, data wiping, and device collection and disposal.
We are also aiming to create pleasant office spaces through our real estate business, and contribute to the reform of corporate back-office operations by combining the Yasuda Logistics Group’s document storage and digitalization services and office relocation services, with the Fuyo Lease Group’s business process outsourcing services.
Future03
Growing together with customers in the Indian market
As our customers in Japan expanded their businesses overseas, the Yasuda Logistics Group established operations in China, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Singapore.
In 2024, the Group launched a logistics business in India, home to the world’s largest population and a growing influential player in the global economy. By supporting Japanese companies doing business in India and assisting customers rebuild their global supply chains, the Group aims to grow alongside our customers in the Indian market.
Future04
Building a sustainable supply chain
In Japan, as the working age population shrinks and in response to the “2024 problem” related to new regulations on truck drivers’ working hours, we have integrated delivery companies from across Japan into the Yasuda Logistics Group through mergers and acquisitions. This has increased the geographical coverage of the Group, and facilitated cooperation within the Group to leverage economies of scale and optimize our transport and delivery network.
Furthermore, the Group has introduced various labor-saving measures into its logistics operations to make supply chains more sustainable, such as using unmanned forklifts and autonomous mobile robots at logistics centers, and deploying generative AI and other technologies to digitally transform its logistics processes.
Future05
Lowering environmental impact in the supply chain
For the Yasuda Logistics Group, contributing to a low-carbon, recycling-oriented society is important material issues to prioritize. Accordingly, with a view to lowering environmental impact in the supply chain, the Group has set a fiscal 2030 target of reducing its CO₂ emissions by 30% compared with the level in fiscal 2022 (Scope 1+2). To achieve this target, the Group is switching to renewable energy sources, such as by installing solar power facilities, and adding electric and hybrid vehicles to its transport fleet.
【参：ver3-en】横移動リンク（About YASDA）