Risk Management

On the risk management, responses in the manner of fairness and integrity are important for personal and economic safety of the Takeda group, in the view point of responsibility toward stakeholders, such as shareholders, customers, suppliers, employees, community and society.
As part of such efforts, Takeda addresses the establishment of a Business Continuity Plan (BCP) in order to prevent the interruption of business activities or, even if shut down, to restart the activities at the earliest opportunity, in the event of any accident or disaster. In the event of an outbreak of the new-type flu, reflecting its fear of a pandemic, Takeda will strive to minimize damage to its business operations and maintain a "stable supply of pharmaceutical products," fulfilling its role as a pharmaceutical company, while also considering the health and safety of its employees and their families as a priority.

Crisis Management Guidelines

In accordance with "Takeda Group Crisis Management Guidelines," which is to clarify and share basic policies, rules and standards for crisis management, Takedastrives to ensure that all possible preventive measures are taken to avoid potential crises. In addition, in line with the guidelines, Takeda has established a structure and scheme in order to respond to crises in an appropriate manner, aiming to minimize personal, financial and social damage in the event of a crisis.

Scope of Crisis in the Guidelines

Cooperation with the Group Companies

Each division of Takeda and its group company is responsible for establishing and implementing its own crisis management system, to take preventive measures and to take the appropriate action in the event of a crisis.
In the case of crisis that may affect the entire group, we maintain mutual cooperation while grasping the information and situation in a unified manner at the Crisis Management Committee, in which Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited is situated as an office to conduct reporting for top management as well as instructions for countermeasures, and follow-ups for each division and group company.

Positioning of the Crisis Management Guideline and Cooperation with Affiliates