Environmental

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  Efficiency

  We are cutting unnecessary carbon emissions
  by enhancing energy efficiency in our processes.

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  Recycling

  We turn by-products from semiconductor
  production into reusable resources.

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  Compliance

  Expanding our sustainable supply chain,
  we uphold international environmental standards.

Social

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  Safety

  Creating a safe, healthy, and reassuring
  work environment for all.

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  Diversity

  Respecting diversity, we empower our people
  to reach their full potential.

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  Fairness

  We foster fair partnerships
  that drive mutual growth.

Governance

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  Openness

  Through open dialogue, we ensure decision-making
  that everyone can feel confident in.

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  Integrity

  Every choice we make reflects
  our commitment to ethical principles.

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  Respect

  We build a trusted culture where
  all stakeholders grow together.

Certificate

Through sustainable management, we are realizing a future where people, the environment, and society grow together. Certificate of excellent ESG

Conflict Minerals

Overview of Conflict Minerals

Minerals produced in conflict-affected regions such as the Democratic Republic of the Congo and its neighboring countries — specifically the four major minerals known as 3TG (Tin, Tantalum, Tungsten, and Gold) — are referred to as conflict minerals. Revenue generated from these minerals has been funneled to armed groups within these regions, resulting in civilian massacres, as well as severe human rights violations including child labor, forced labor, and abuse of women during the mining process. With increasing global concern, the U.S. Congress enacted the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act in 2010, which mandates reporting on the use of conflict minerals. Under Section 1502 of this Act, companies listed on the U.S. stock market must investigate whether they use conflict minerals, determine their country of origin, conduct due diligence on their supply chain, and report the results to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

Conflict Minerals Management Policy

To comply with conflict mineral regulations, AP SEMI collaborates with all its partners to implement and adhere to conflict minerals policies. Upon customer request, compliance is managed and monitored through CMRT, EMRT, and a Conflict Minerals Non-Use Policy. Conflict Minerals Policy

Code of Ethics

Beginning with Ethics, Completed with Trust. AP SEMI practices transparent and ethical business operations to ensure anti-corruption, fair trade, and transparent management for all employees and stakeholders.
We have established a Code of Ethics that outlines proper conduct and principles all employees must follow as a standard for sound decision-making and behavior. Code of Ethics