Conflict-Free Minerals Commitment Letter
2022-12-14
To shoulder corporate social responsibility, our company commits Does not accept the use of metals from conflict mineral areas, as per the following procurement policy commitment :
1. Does not purchase conflict minerals from conflict regions ;
2. All suppliers must not use conflict minerals from conflict regions and must sign a conflict-free mineral commitment letter to our company;
3. Our company's suppliers must manage their upstream and downstream suppliers, strictly complying with conflict-free mineral requirements to ensure that products provided to our company do not use "conflict minerals," and must sign a commitment letter.
"Conflict minerals" include but are not limited to tin ore, columbite-tantalite, cassiterite, gold, and their derivatives from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and surrounding countries, as well as any armed group-controlled areas within these countries, especially raw materials of gold (Au), tantalum (Ta), tin (Sn), and tungsten (W). "The metals used or contained do not originate from the DRC and surrounding countries or any armed group-controlled areas within these countries," meaning that mining, smelting, forming, and other manufacturing processes of these metals do not occur in the DRC, surrounding countries, or any armed group-controlled areas within these countries.
4. The signatory commits to having the authority or having obtained full authorization to sign this commitment letter on behalf of the company.

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