Sustainability ESG

ESG stands for Environment, Social, and Governance, and it refers to non-financial factors that should be critically considered in corporate management or investments.

Environment

• Climate change and carbon emissions
• Resource and waste management
• Environmental pollution and environmental regulations
• Responsible procurement and sourcing
• Ecosystem and biodiversity

Society

• Customer Satisfaction
• Supply Chain Management
• Human Rights and Gender Equality
• Employee Safety
• Community Relations
• Privacy

Governance

• Board of Directors and Audit Committee
• Corporate Ethics
• Bribery and Anti-Corruption
• Fair Competition
• Lobbying and Political Donations
• Compliance

Management Vision Implementation Direction

Strategic Direction 01

Strengthening Strategic ESG Integration

Deriving key strategies and identifying ESG strategic objectives aligned with the business, as well as developing performance metrics.

→ Maximizing Synergy

Strategic Direction 02

Establishing an ESG Regulatory Compliance Framework

Establishing an integrated ESG response framework through the review of domestic and international initiatives and predicting regulatory scenarios.

→ Minimizing Risks

Management Vision Key Focus Areas

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  Establishing an Environmental Management System

  Managing Environmental Compliance Establishing and Managing Carbon Emission Reduction Goals
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  Establishing Transparent Corporate Governance

  Enhancing Corporate Governance Transparency and Combating Corruption Improving Information Disclosure and Data Accessibility
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  Integrating Social Responsibility into Business Operations

  Expanding Corporate Social Responsibility and Respecting Human Rights and Diversity Creating a Safe and Sustainable Environment
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  Organizational Restructuring to Strengthen ESG Management

  Establishing an ESG Committee and Enhancing Business Transparency through Audits