[BCP Proposal] Reviewing "solvent dependence" in manufacturing sites in light of the situation in the Strait of Hormuz - Preparing in peacetime, the option of alternative cleaning methods -
The situation in the Middle East continues to create uncertainty in the global energy and petrochemical supply chains. In the Strait of Hormuz, a critical energy transport hub, the volume of maritime traffic remains significantly below normal levels, leading to concerns about the stable supply of crude oil, naphtha, and petrochemical raw materials. We sincerely hope for a swift resolution to the conflicts and the return of peace and stability to the Middle East region.
Even products that can typically be purchased reliably may face issues if there are disruptions in the supply of crude oil and naphtha, overseas logistics, domestic production, or inventory logistics, potentially leading to price increases and other problems. To avoid halting manufacturing lines, it is essential to consider not only key raw materials but also everyday auxiliary materials and cleaning agents as part of the Business Continuity Plan (BCP).
The "BCP for Cleaning Processes" proposed by Seven Corporation may evoke the image of holding large inventories. However, what is truly important is to establish a state where "even if one product or one procurement route is halted, production can continue through alternative methods" from normal times.

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