Conflict minerals refer to the mining of tin (Sn), tantalum (Ta), tungsten (W), and gold (Au) through armed conflict, human rights violations (such as labor exploitation and child labor), and environmental destruction. In 2011, the United States Congress enacted the Dodd-Frank Act, requiring all companies that use these four minerals in their products or processes to declare whether they use conflict minerals and disclose the countries of origin of such minerals to avoid directly or indirectly funding armed conflict in the Central African region.

For product design and development, tin, tantalum, tungsten, and gold are necessary materials for electronic product functionality. We have made every effort to obtain non-conflict minerals from our metal suppliers by improving our processes. We have obtained statements from our metal suppliers confirming that the metals we obtained are non-conflict minerals. We also require our suppliers to prioritize purchasing metal from legally operated smelters to avoid the misuse of metals from conflict areas, fulfilling our corporate social responsibility.

Based on our current operations and in line with the responsibilities of various departments, we have developed four main risk assessment dimensions for "Green Operations," "Employee Care," "Sustainable Governance," and "Partner Management," with short, medium, and long-term plan execution goals. The management policies for these four dimensions are as follows:
(1)Green Operations: "Occupational Safety and Environmental Protection" is a necessary condition for maintaining operations. We comply with legal regulations and emphasize greenhouse gas emissions, energy management, water resource management, and industrial waste management to continuously optimize green processes.
(2)Employee Care: "Health and Safety" is a basic guarantee for our employees. We establish a friendly workplace that meets safety standards and attaches importance to labor-management relations and employee training to implement employee care.
(3)Sustainable Governance: "Integrity is the foundation" is our main business philosophy. We emphasize legal compliance and supervisory management mechanisms, prohibit improper interests, reduce crisis impact costs, and continuously improve corporate governance.
(4)Partner Management: "Two-Way Cycle" is a positive indicator for upstream and downstream industry chains. We regularly audit supplier and customer risks and always maintain good management mechanisms.

In the face of global climate change, the occurrence of global warming, windstorms, floods, and droughts is difficult to predict, and it will have an impact on the industry supply chain, making it difficult to avoid operational risks. To reduce the impact of climate change on operations, our company plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (based on the average production capacity emissions over the past three years, gradually reducing emissions and achieving baseline reduction targets in stages), improve resource utilization efficiency (energy conservation, electricity conservation, water resource reuse), and evaluate the feasibility of purchasing green energy or other green energy sources to find opportunities in the face of climate change.