Supplier Code of Conduct

All business suppliers must adhere strictly to the following code of conduct in areas such as business communication, contract performance, and after-sales service. This code is a key criterion for supplier selection and performance evaluation, fostering a more responsible and sustainable supply chain.

Business Ethics

Suppliers are expected to uphold the highest standards of integrity. Immoral and illegal conduct is strictly prohibited. Effective processes must be in place to identify, report, and address misconduct promptly. Anonymity and protection against retaliation must be guaranteed for individuals reporting violations.

Zero Tolerance for Misconduct

All forms of bribery, kickbacks, and unethical behavior are unacceptable. Suppliers must avoid any practices that could be seen as offering or accepting bribes, gifts, or favors that could influence business decisions. Compliance with anti-bribery laws is mandatory.

Fair Competition

Suppliers must engage in fair competition, adhering to all relevant competition laws and regulations.

Regulatory Compliance

All suppliers must comply with applicable laws and regulations related to goods, trade, and services.

Conflict Minerals

Suppliers are required to ensure that the procurement of tantalum, tin, tungsten, and gold does not finance armed groups committing human rights abuses. Thorough investigations into mineral sourcing and supply chains must be conducted.

Worker Rights

Suppliers must respect and uphold workers’ rights in accordance with international standards. Equal employment opportunities must be provided, ensuring fair treatment in promotions, compensation, and working conditions. Discrimination, harassment, and forced labor are strictly prohibited. Compliance with local labor laws regarding wages and working conditions is essential.

Safety and Health

Suppliers must prioritize the safety and health of their workers by adhering to relevant occupational health and safety laws, aiming to reduce workplace injuries and illnesses.

Sustainability

Environmental responsibility is crucial. Suppliers should minimize their impact on the environment by reducing pollution and waste. Sustainable practices, such as resource conservation and recycling, should be implemented. Compliance with laws regarding hazardous materials is mandatory.

By committing to this code, suppliers will contribute to a more ethical, equitable, and sustainable supply chain.