Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation

Tokyo, Japan

Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation (JOGMEC) is a state-owned enterprise engaged in resource development. It focuses on the exploration, production, and effective utilization of oil, gas, and metal resources to help secure Japan’s stable supply of energy and essential materials.

CCI Score

38.03

-0.02% April 18

Latest Event

JOGMEC Strengthens International Mining Relations at African Mining Indaba 2024

JOGMEC participated in African Mining Indaba 2024 and conducted a public-private mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, engaging in bilateral meetings and capacity building initiatives with African governments and industry players to secure sustainable mineral resource partnerships.

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Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation is currently rated as a Dissenter.

+25 to +44 CCI Score

These companies are vocal in their opposition to authoritarian regimes. They publicly criticize oppressive policies and engage in advocacy efforts to promote accountability and transparency, even if their actions aren’t as extensive as those of Moral Leaders.

Latest Events

MAR

22

2024

JOGMEC Strengthens International Mining Relations at African Mining Indaba 2024
18.56

JOGMEC participated in African Mining Indaba 2024 and conducted a public-private mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, engaging in bilateral meetings and capacity building initiatives with African governments and industry players to secure sustainable mineral resource partnerships.
+20

Public and Political Behavior

March 20

Under the Public and Political Behavior category, JOGMEC’s active engagement in hosting sessions, holding bilateral meetings with ministers, and participating in international forums highlights its proactive diplomatic role. While the state-owned nature of the enterprise demands vigilance regarding state influence, these actions promote dialogue and investment rather than overt authoritarian agendas.

NEWS RELEASE – JOGMEC Participation in African Mining Indaba 2024
+30

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

March 20

In the Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility domain, JOGMEC demonstrates a commitment to sustainable development and capacity building in African nations. By hosting sessions on resilient supply chain development and promoting human resource initiatives, the organization underscores ethical business practices that, while strategic, avoid exploitation.

NEWS RELEASE – JOGMEC Participation in African Mining Indaba 2024
+10

Economic and Structural Influence

March 20

For Economic and Structural Influence, the event shows JOGMEC engaging in strategic economic collaboration with various African countries. The company’s involvement in signing MOUs and facilitating investment discussions indicates a measured approach to economic partnerships without overt ties to authoritarian regimes.

NEWS RELEASE – JOGMEC Participation in African Mining Indaba 2024
SEP

11

2023

Implementation of Japan’s Business & Human Rights Guidelines
57.50

The article highlights the rapid adoption of Japan’s Guidelines on Business & Human Rights by Japanese companies, emphasizing improved labor practices and enhanced supply chain due diligence to mitigate risks such as forced labor, child labor, and discrimination.
+70

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 20

The article underscores how Japanese companies are actively adopting human rights policies and due diligence measures in line with international standards. This indicates a positive shift towards protecting labor rights and ensuring safe working conditions, aligning with anti-fascist principles supporting marginalized workers.

Employers Rapidly Implement Japan’s Guidelines on Business & Human Rights
+65

Supply Chain Ethics

March 20

The article also addresses the importance of implementing due diligence in supply chains to ensure compliance with human rights standards. This focus on improving supplier practices and mitigating risks of forced labor reflects a positive, though evolving, commitment to ethical supply chain management.

Employers Rapidly Implement Japan’s Guidelines on Business & Human Rights