Asics Sustainability Commitments
2030
Cut emissions by 63%
ASICS says it plans to reduce COâ‚‚e by 63% across direct operations and its supply chain by 2030. This is a long-term climate target that covers both its own sites and the wider value chain, including suppliers. The company says the target is part of its science-based climate plan and is linked to its broader sustainability framework.
2030
Reach 100% renewable energy
ASICS says it aims to use 100% renewable energy across its business facilities by 2030. Renewable energy means power from sources that can be naturally replaced, such as wind or solar. The company says this target is part of its climate action work and its effort to lower emissions from operations.
2030
Use 100% recycled polyester
ASICS says it has a commitment to reach 100% recycled polyester by 2030. Polyester is a common synthetic fabric, and recycled polyester is made from used plastic or textile waste instead of new fossil-based material. The company presents this as part of its circularity plan to reduce resource use and environmental impact.
2050
Reach net-zero emissions
ASICS says it aims to reach net-zero emissions by 2050. Net-zero means cutting greenhouse gas emissions as much as possible and balancing any remaining emissions with removals or offsets. The company says this goal sits inside its wider climate strategy and supply chain work.
2025
Validate DMA process
ASICS says it is planning a double materiality assessment (DMA, a review of which sustainability issues matter most to the business and to society) validation process in 2025. The company says this is meant to prepare for upcoming CSRD rules, which are European reporting requirements for sustainability data.
