Designated Investigation Agency | Voluntary Soil Contamination Survey in the ESG Era | Geotech
To fulfill environmental compliance and corporate social responsibility, the buyer's side conducts rigorous historical investigations and sampling to completely eliminate potential environmental risks.
This is a clean self-investigation solution developed for advanced companies, publicly listed companies, and foreign investment corporations that emphasize ESG management and environmental compliance, balancing the defense of brand value and the mitigation of environmental liabilities. In modern business, overlooking soil contamination associated with land transactions leads not only to financial losses but also to fatal management risks such as damage to corporate image from media coverage and a collapse in ESG ratings. Our service conducts a thorough audit of the handling history of hazardous substances from the Taisho and Showa eras through a "buyer-side historical investigation" based on the highest compliance standards. If there is even a 1% possibility of contamination, we immediately deploy a "voluntary Phase 2 sampling investigation," conducting rigorous sampling and official analysis in accordance with international standards. This allows for the complete quantification of environmental risks and enables high transparency in information disclosure to stakeholders and investors, while completely eliminating the development risk of sudden contamination discovery after purchase.
basic information
This is a survey specification that fully complies with domestic soil contamination countermeasure laws and emphasizes traceability. In the sampling process, strict sampling protocols are applied to completely prevent cross-contamination, and specific harmful substances are precisely measured at an analysis institution registered for measurement certification, issuing highly reliable evidence.
Price information
Price range
P3
Delivery Time
P4
Model number/Brand name
Soil contamination survey
Applications/Examples of results
Companies listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime, manufacturing companies engaged in global expansion, environmental management departments of companies that have obtained ISO 14001 certification, and asset managers of funds conducting ESG real estate investments will implement this. It is utilized as an essential due diligence procedure to meet internal environmental governance standards when acquiring new business sites or factory assets through M&A. It is used as disclosure materials for investors and as an official environmental risk certificate when obtaining environmentally conscious financing.
