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Conflict minerals refer to minerals mined and traded in situations of armed conflict and human rights violations, mainly including tungsten, tin, tantalum, gold, cobalt and mica. It has now become the main source of financing for armed rebel groups in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in Africa, which are used to support the war and violate human rights.
On the premise of ensuring that the purchased minerals do not come from conflict areas and promoting the transparency and sustainable development of the supply chain, Suzhou Future Electric Co., Ltd. strengthens communication and cooperation with suppliers, promotes suppliers to establish a conflict-free mineral management mechanism, requires suppliers to sign a conflict-free mineral commitment, and adopts alternative measures or terminates cooperation with suppliers involved in conflict minerals. The company has incorporated the conflict minerals procurement policy into its corporate social responsibility and actively fulfilled its corporate citizenship responsibilities.
