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SCGC Supplier Management System

SCGC is dedicated to conducting ethical and responsible business operations in collaboration with our partners, while also actively supporting society  and the environment. As a result, SCGC has implemented policies and guidelines for oversight to provide a framework for our collaborative business endeavors.

* Comprehensive assessmentinvolves conducting an audit session (on-site/ online) to evaluate the supplier risks in the group of suppliers: critical suppliers, high ESG risk suppliers, and high-medium severity of supplier’s products/ services with criteria covering management system, capability, performance, and ESG management.

** Supplier evaluation is the evaluated process of tier 1 suppliers who deliver the goods and services, covering capability and ESG management. 

In 2024, SCGC conducted a reassessment of the greenhouse gas (GHG) emission data received from business partners for the year 2023 to ensure updated, accurate, and complete information. This process began by requesting GHG emission data for 11 product categories from 14 business partners. The updated data was then reviewed in collaboration with relevant teams to ensure that the verified information could be effectively utilized in the company’s operations and aligned with sustainability goals.

In 2023, SCGC communicated the importance of comprehensive human rights practices to its vendors through the Human Rights Due Diligence process. This was aimed at raising awareness among partners about the significance of conducting sustainable business operations that respect human rights throughout the company's supply chain. The company ensured that every step of its business operations, across the entire supply chain, avoided any actions that could violate human rights.

Additionally, SCGC strengthened the criteria for assessing human rights compliance for new vendors, aligning these assessments with the standards of Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG). From the past year’s activities, SCGC conducted a human rights risk assessment for 193 vendors. The assessment results indicated that all partners complied with human rights laws. Of these, 153 vendors were classified as having no impact risks, 20 vendors as medium risks, and 20 vendors as high risks. For the high-risk group, the company will develop action plans and monitor progress to ensure that all partners achieve a "no impact risk" level by 2025.

SCGC has received all suggestions and recommendations from suppliers to improve the efficiency of their working processes, to focus on building network to overcome business obstacle and sustainability supplier development. This reflects the high level of supplier satisfaction for SCGC.