QUALITY POLICY

Conflict Minerals Commitment

inergy Technology upholds its corporate social responsibility by strictly adhering to international regulations and industry codes of conduct. Through rigorous supply chain management, we are committed to ensuring that our products do not contain conflict minerals illegally mined from conflict-affected or high-risk areas, thereby preventing any contribution to illegal mining practices and human rights violations. 

Conflict Minerals Management

inergy Technology is dedicated to responsible procurement and supply chain sustainabilitym strictly adhering to international regulations and the Responsible Business Alliance(RBA) Code of Conduct. To ensure our products are conflict-free, we mandate that all suppliers provide full disclosure of their smelter and mine lists. Suppliers must comply with RBA(Responsible Business Alliance) standards to prevent the sourcing of conflict minerals (Gold(Au), Tantalum(Ta), Tungsten(W), Tin(Sn), and other future RBA-designated minerals) from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) or its adjoining countries, thereby mitigating any contribution to regional instability. 

We mandate that the ultimate source of minerals from our suppliers must originate from smelters listed on the Responsible Minerals Initiative(RMI) Conformant Smelter List. We require our suppliers to establish a 'Reasonable Certainty' mechanism and perform 'Due Dilligence' by obtaining necessary documentation. This ensures that all minerals used within the company and throughout the supply chain are verified as conflict-free.

inergy Technology will continue to monitor global regulatory trends and collaborate with our suppliers to optimize traceability management. We do not support and will not utilize minerals sourced form armed conflicts or illegal mining, ensuring our products strictly adhere to international sustainability standards for conflict-free minerals.

Note 1. "Conflict Minerals" refer to minerals extracted under conditions of armed conflict and human rights abuses. The primary regulatioed minerals include Gold(Au), Tantalum(Ta), Tungsten(W), and Tin(Sn). Their scope is not limited to mines controlled by armed groups in the Domocratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and its adjoining countries. It aslo encompasses mineral resources from "Conflict-Affected and High-Risk Areas"(CAHRAs) as defined by the Organisation ofr Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). 

Note 2. The RBA (Responsible Business Alliance), formerly known as the Electonic Industry Citizenship Coalition(EICC), is the world's largest industry coalition dedicated to corporate social responsibility in global supply chains.

Note 3. The Responsible Minerals Initiative (RMI) is a global initiative for responsible mineral sourcing, assisting companies in ensuring that their mineral procurement meets ethical standards.