Washing your hands thoroughly with soap reduces the spread of disease and can help prevent COVID-19 infection. But for approximately 3 billion people around the world, this step is out of reach.

TOKYO, JAPAN — LIXIL Group Corporation (“LIXIL”), a global leader in housing and building materials, products and services, is set to exceed one million units of the innovative SaTo (“Safe Toilet”) ...

This SATO toilet — designed specifically for use in Sub-Saharan Africa as a seated sanitation solution — is field tested here by Jim McHale (top right), Ph.D., vice president and general manager of ...

TOKYO, Feb. 23, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- LIXIL Corporation ("LIXIL", TSE Code: 5938), maker of pioneering water and housing products, today announced that it has achieved its ambitious goal of improving ...

LIXIL Group Corp, a global leader in housing and building materials, products and services, is set to exceed one million units of the innovative SaTo (“Safe Toilet”) brand products in use within July ...

Washing your hands thoroughly with soap reduces the spread of disease and can help prevent COVID-19 infection. But for approximately 3 billion people around the world, this step is out of reach.

LIXIL, maker of pioneering water and housing products, today announced the establishment of LIXIL Public Partners (LPP), the company’s first dedicated public sector engagement platform. LPP will ...

Handwashing is one of the most effective, and cheapest, ways to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and other viruses. But some 40% of the world’s population lack running water and soap at home. The U.N.

The sanitation and hygiene solutions brand Sato, part of Lixil, unveiled a new brand identity globally with an updated tagline – ‘A Better Life. Every Day.’- and a refreshed look that reflects its ...

Lixil makes a lot of fancy toilets, but its new SaTo model (part funded by the Gates Foundation) is for places without sewers, where lack of sanitation is causing disease and death. The Japanese ...

Washing your hands thoroughly with soap reduces the spread of disease and can help prevent COVID-19 infection. But for approximately 3 billion people around the world, this step is out of reach.