Booost Raises Awareness on Strategic SSBJ Compliance for Enhanced Corporate Value

Booost Inc., a leader in sustainability ERP solutions, is organizing a significant online seminar titled 'CxO's Guide to Strategic SSBJ Compliance: Boosting Corporate Value by Over 10% Through Aggressive Disclosure Strategies.' The event is scheduled for July 23, 2025, targeting executives keen on improving their company's market standing through strategic alignment with the new SSBJ (Sustainability Standards Board of Japan) disclosures mandated from March 2027.

The seminar responds to rising concerns that many Japanese firms may adopt a minimum compliance approach in their SSBJ reporting, thereby risking their overall corporate value. Participants will gain insights into how insufficient attention to non-financial disclosures can inadvertently diminish corporate worth, particularly as assessed by institutional investors and ESG rating agencies.

Focus of the Seminar

As the SSBJ guidelines gain traction, Booost aims to illuminate the pitfalls of leaving compliance efforts to lower-level staff and relying solely on temporary measures for minimum disclosure. Modern research underscores that the qualitative aspects of sustainability disclosure can significantly lower WACC (Weighted Average Cost of Capital) and enhance PER (Price Earnings Ratio), potentially increasing market capitalization by 10-15%.

Through this seminar, Booost will share its best practices founded on KPI, financial impact, and data models, guiding executives on how to transition from minimal disclosure compliance to a comprehensive approach that embraces corporate value management. Amid rising global scrutiny on sustainability practices, this initiative is timely and crucial for companies aiming to maintain competitive advantages.

Seminar Details

- Title: CxO's Guide to Strategic SSBJ Compliance: Boosting Corporate Value by Over 10% Through Aggressive Disclosure Strategies
- Date: July 23, 2025
- Time: 14:00 - 14:45 (JST)
- Format: Online via Zoom Webinar
- Cost: Free (registration required)
- Registration URL: Sign Up Here

Key Topics to be Discussed

- Why leaving SSBJ compliance to lower-level staff risks corporate value
- The impacts of ESG disclosures on WACC, PBR (Price Book Ratio), and stock price (potential increase of 10-15%)
- DCF (Discounted Cash Flow) simulations reflecting the quality of disclosures
- Overview of Booost's comprehensive approach to sustainability reporting
- Implementation steps for non-financial governance led by management

Who Should Attend?

This seminar is ideal for top executives, including CEOs, CFOs, CSOs, heads of corporate planning, and investor relations officers interested in aligning their disclosure strategies with growth goals associated with SSBJ and CSRD compliance. It's also for management teams seeking persuasive data to spark executive engagement in sustainability discussions.

About Booost Inc.

Founded in 2015, Booost Inc. specializes in developing integrated sustainability ERP platforms that automate the collection and aggregation of financial and non-financial disclosures, compliant with international standards. Booost’s sustainability ERP has been successfully adopted by over 2,000 companies across more than 85 countries, with an impressive market share that solidifies its status as the leader in the sustainability information management sector.

The company is committed to aiding businesses in enhancing their corporate value while championing responsible and sustainable practices across the globe, effectively addressing what they term the 'Sustainability 2026 Issue.' As more organizations experience alarmingly slow starts regarding new disclosure regulations, Booost seeks to catalyze action and innovation with its 'Japan to SX Advanced Nation' initiative, launching in November 2024.

This strategic seminar will not only foster a deeper understanding of the impending requirements under SSBJ but also provide tangible strategies for corporate leaders to enhance sustainability disclosures actively contributing to their corporate value management.