CSR Vison: Be a CSR doer, make society and environment
better.
CSR Policy:『Care,
Health, Green, Integrity, Advancement.』
Care:
To promote the spirit of compassion, the care for others
and to positively contribute to the wider community.
Health:
To create a friendly, supportive workplace for all of
our employees.
Green:
To develop greener plants, save energy, reduce our
carbon footprint and take part in caring of the earth.
Integrity:
To act with integrity in business and to protect
everyone’s
intellectual property rights.
Advancement:
To advance management systems through continuous
improvement and pursuit of better solutions.
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Responsible
Minerals
Policy
“We commit
to
conducting
due
diligence
and
establishing
responsible
mineral
supply
chains.”
Conflict
minerals
originate
from
conflict
mining areas
in the
Democratic
Republic of
Congo,
including
niobium
tantalite,
cassiterite,
wolframite
and gold.
These
minerals are
refined into
tantalum
(Ta), tin (Sn),
tungsten
(W), gold
(Au)
(referred to
as 3TG),
which are
used in
electronics
and other
products,
respectively.
Some
minerals,
used in
trading arms
to back
armed
conflicts
against the
government,
ravage local
civilians,
and further
to cause
international
disputes,
have become
the main
source of
funds for
the armed
rebel groups
in the
Democratic
Republic of
the Congo (DRC)
in Africa.
Flexium
formulates a
Responsible
Minerals
Policy to
manage the
sources of
the
minerals,
including
tantalum
(Ta), tin (Sn),
tungsten
(W), gold
(Au) and
cobalt (Co).
We
do not ban
all minerals
from the DRC
or adjoining
countries.
All minerals
only
sourcing
from
qualified
smelters in
compliance
with the
Responsible
Minerals
Assurance
Process
(RAMP) and
customer
requirements.
We guarantee
that
we’ll never
source
minerals
that
directly or
indirectly
benefit the
armed groups
violating
serious
human rights
in the
areas.
Flexium
commits to
conducting
due
diligence
and
establishing
a risk
management
mechanism
consistent
with the
guidelines
of
Organization
for Economic
Cooperation
and
Development(OECD)
to implement
responsible
procurement
strategies.
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