TOKYU REIT has formulated the Framework in order to contribute to the realization of a sustainable environment and society through financing in investments contributing to the resolution of environmental issues (green financing) and to strengthen the financing base through the expansion of the investor base interested in ESG investments.

    Overview of Green Finance Framework

    ◆Use of Funds
    Funds procured through green finance (the “Procured Funds”) shall be allocated to funds for new acquisition of assets fulfilling the green eligibility criteria(1described below (the “Green Buildings”), funds for renovation work, etc. fulfilling the green eligibility criteria(2described below (the “Renovation Work, etc.”), or refinancing of borrowings or investment corporation bonds required for them (the “Refinancing of Borrowings, etc.”).

    ◆Green Eligibility Criteria
    (1)Green Buildings
    Structures that have acquired or are scheduled to acquire one of the environmental certifications from third-party certification bodies in (i) to (iv) below that are effective as of the payment date of green bonds or the drawdown date of green loans.
     (i) DBJ Green Building Certification: 3, 4 or 5 Stars
     (ii) CASBEE Certification: Rank S, A or B+
     (iii) BELS Certification: 3, 4 or 5 Stars
     (iv) LEED Certification: Platinum, Gold or Silver (top three)

    2)Renovation Work, etc.
    Renovation Work, etc. fulfilling one of the criteria in (i) to (iii) below
     (i) Renovation work intending to improve the number of stars or rank by one or more for one of the certifications in green eligibility criteria(1)
     (ii) Renovation work capable of reducing energy consumption, greenhouse gas emission or water consumption by 30% or more
     (iii) Introduction or acquisition of facilities related to renewable energy

    ◆Evaluation and Selection Process of Projects
    Upon the evaluation and selection of Green Buildings and Renovation Work, etc., the Finance and IR Division considers the adequacy based on the sustainability policy and green eligibility criteria at Tokyu REIM, and the President and Chief Executive Officer conducts evaluation and selection after confirmation by the Sustainability Promotion Committee. The details will be reported at Tokyu REIM’s Board of Directors and TOKYU REIT’s Board of Directors’ meeting.

    ◆Management of Procured Funds
    If there are unallocated funds, the Procured Funds shall be managed as cash or cash equivalents. If the assets subject to the use of funds are excluded from the target due to sale or damage, etc. by the date of redemption or repayment of the targeted investment corporation bonds or borrowings even after the allocation of the entire amount, the unallocated funds which occur temporarily shall be managed through Portfolio Management (Note).

    (Note) “Portfolio Management” refers to the management method of confirming that the total balance of green finance does not exceed the amount of green eligible debt in each fiscal period. Moreover, green eligible debt is calculated with the formula of total acquisition price of Green Buildings × total assets LTV ratio (as of the end of fiscal period) + amount invested in Renovation Work, etc., and is the maximum amount of the balance of green finance.

    as of Jan. 31, 2024

    Total Acquisition Price of Green Buildings
    (as of the end of
    Jan. 2024)

    Total Assets LTV
    Ratio
    as of the end of

    Jan. 2024

     Amount Invested in Renovation Work, etc.
    as of the end of
    Jan. 2024

    Green Eligible Debt
    as of the end of
    Jan. 2024

    Balance of
    Green Finance

    137,934 million yen

    14 Properties
    43.3% 59,725 million
    yen
    19,000 million
    yen

    ◆Reporting

    • Reporting of the status of allocation of funds
      <Green Bonds>

      as of Jan. 31, 2024

    Name of
    G
    reen Bonds
    Total Issue
    Amount

    (Million yen)
    Issue Date Maturity Date

    Green Finance
    Alloc
    ated
    Amount
    (Million yen)

    Green Finance
    U
    nallocated
    Amount
    (Million yen)

    9th Series Unsecured
    Investment Corporation Bonds
    Ranks pari passu in right
    of payment with certain
    investment corporation bonds

    3,000

    2022/10/14 2027/10/14

    3,000

    10th Series Unsecured
    Investment Corporation Bonds
    Ranks pari passu in right
    of payment with certain
    investment corporation bonds

    3,000

    2023/1/23 2033/1/21

    3,000

    Total

    6,000

    6,000

      <Green Loans>

    as of Jan. 31, 2024

    Name of
    G
    reen Loan
    Total Amount
    (Million yen)
    Origination
    Date
    Maturity Date

    Green Finance
    Alloc
    ated
    Amount
    (Million yen)

    Green Finance
    U
    nallocated
    Amount
    (Million yen)

    Daido Life Insurance Company

    500

    2022/12/26 2028/12/26

    500

    Syndicate of lenders arranged by MUFG Bank, Ltd.(※)

    5,000 2023/1/30 2030/1/30 5,000

    Shinkin Central Bank

    1,000

    2023/1/30 2027/1/30

    1,000

    Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Company, Limited

    1,000 2023/1/30 2027/1/30 1,000

    Daido Life Insurance Company

    1,500 2023/3/10 2028/3/10 1,500

    Nippon Life Insurance Company

    500 2023/7/31 2029/1/31 500

    Nippon Life Insurance Company

    1,500 2023/10/10 2031/10/10 1,500

    Mizuho Bank, Ltd.

    2,000 2023/12/27 2026/12/27 2,000
    Total

    13,000

    13,000

    ※The syndicate of lenders consists of The Bank of Fukuoka, Ltd., The Yamagata Bank, Ltd., THE HACHIJUNI BANK, LTD., Kansai Mirai Bank, Limited, The Bank of Kyoto, Ltd., The 77 Bank, Ltd., The Chiba Bank, Ltd., JOYO BANK, Ltd., and THE NISHI-NIPPON CITY BANK, LTD.

                    •  Reporting of the effect on environmental improvement, etc.
                      <Green Buildings>

                      as of Mar. 29, 2024

                    Name of Property Acquisition Price
                    (Million yen)
                     CASBEE
                    Certification
                    BELS
                    Certification

                    LEED
                    Certification

                    QFRONT 15,100 A
                    Lexington Aoyama 4,800 S
                    cocoti 24,500 A
                    CONZE Ebisu 5,116 S
                    TOKYU REIT Shimokitazawa Square 2,257 A
                    TOKYU REIT Jiyugaoka Square 3,160 A
                    Tokyu Nampeidai-cho Building 4,660 S
                    Tokyu Sakuragaoka-cho Building 6,620 S
                    TOKYU REIT Kamata Building 4,720 A
                    TOKYU REIT Toranomon Building 10,177 S
                    Kojimachi Square 9,030 A ★★★
                    TOKYU REIT Shinjuku Building 9,000 A
                    Tokyu Toranomon Building 18,550 A
                    Tokyu Bancho Building 13,780 A
                    TOKYU REIT Shibuya Miyashita Koen Building 6,000 A
                    Aoyama Oval Building 18,600 S
                    Meguro Higashiyama Building 8,100 S
                    Futako Tamagawa Rise 20,200 Gold
                    (ND, NC)

                     

                      <Environmental Performance Data>

                    Energy Consumption
                    (GJ)

                    GHG Emissions
                    (t-CO₂)

                    Water Consumption
                    (㎥)

                    Scope1 Scope2 Scope3

                    FY2022

                    Feb. 2022 – Jan. 2023
                    22,879
                    127,865)
                    390 11 28 351 22,632
                    70,806)

                    *The total amount of use in FY 2022 (from February 2022 to January 2023) targeting the green buildings as of the end of the fiscal period ended January 2023 (FP 39) is indicated. The figures are calculated in accordance with the percentage owned for properties under co-ownership or compartmentalized ownership.
                    *Energy consumption and water consumption are calculated for the portion of the portfolio over which TOKYU REIT has management rights, while the figures in parentheses are actual figures including tenant emissions.
                    *Scope 1 is city gas used in common areas, Scope 2 is electricity, water and steam used in common areas and Scope 3 is electricity, water and city gas used in exclusive areas and those contracted directly to tenants.

                    ◆Evaluation by External Organization
                    TOKYU REIT acquired Green1 (F), the highest rating in “Green Finance Framework Evaluation,” from Japan Credit Rating Agency, Ltd. (JCR) as a third-party evaluation of the eligibility of the framework.
                    Please refer to the JCR website for details. https://www.jcr.co.jp/en/greenfinance/