FITI GROUP
Sustainability

Environmental Sustainability

Environmental Management System

Our company, in compliance with domestic and international environmental laws, conventions, and the Responsible Business Alliance (RBA) Code of Conduct, has established the "Quality and Environmental, Safety & Health Management Policy" along with related operational control procedures. Environmental management is integrated into corporate governance and daily operations. From the initial setup of each plant and production processes to continuous improvement initiatives, we implement systematic management supported by verifiable data to fulfill our commitments to energy conservation, waste reduction, and environmental sustainability—balancing corporate growth with environmental protection and sustainable development.

1. Regulatory Compliance, Environmental Assessment Mechanisms, and Standards Implementation:

From the initial setup of each plant, the company conducts Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) in accordance with the law. These assessments are reviewed by government authorities and tested by third-party professional organizations to ensure operations comply with environmental laws and standards. Each plant conducts annual environmental monitoring, including wastewater, noise, and other environmental factors, maintaining complete test reports and data to ensure ongoing control of environmental risks.
In parallel, the company has implemented and obtained third-party certification for the ISO 14001 Environmental Management System and ISO 14064-1 Greenhouse Gas Inventory standards, ensuring systematic, transparent, and credible environmental management. Since November 2020, our company has been certified by SGS. The current ISO 14001:2015 certificate is valid until November 2026, with ongoing reviews and improvements in accordance with domestic and international regulations, conventions, and the RBA Code of Conduct.

2. Process Environmental Monitoring and Energy/Waste Reduction Initiatives:

Based on the actual production characteristics and regulatory requirements of each plant, the company conducts regular (semi-annual or annual) on-site testing and assessment of potential environmental impacts from production activities. This ensures that emissions and environmental impacts comply with permitted standards and allows timely corrective actions.
Since completing the smart plant monitoring platform in 2017, the company has leveraged technology to monitor real-time energy usage and the effectiveness of wastewater and exhaust treatment. This improves energy efficiency, reduces greenhouse gas and hazardous substance emissions, and continuously promotes green manufacturing and process optimization.

3. Pollution Prevention, Resource Management, and Continuous Improvement:

The company emphasizes source reduction and waste classification and strictly controls wastewater, exhaust, and waste generated from production processes. From 2023 to 2025, we digitized forms and procedures for contractor operations and chemical applications to reduce paper use. For waste such as waste oil, chemicals, and pallets, we prioritize disposal methods other than incineration, working toward the UL 2799 zero-landfill target and increasing resource reuse.
All concrete environmental actions and improvement measures are integrated into daily operations following the ISO management system PDCA cycle (Plan–Do–Check–Act). They are regularly reviewed, tracked, and disclosed under corporate governance policies to ensure continual improvement and traceability of environmental management.

4. Green Consumption and Supply Chain Environmental Responsibility:

The company actively promotes green consumption and has established a green supply chain policy, extending environmental responsibility to suppliers and partners. Priority is given to procuring environmentally friendly products that are low-pollution, recyclable, and energy-efficient, working with the supply chain to jointly fulfill environmental protection responsibilities.
In 2025, we completed the replacement of outdated chiller units (saving 985,789 kWh in electricity from January–October 2025 compared to the same period in 2024) and fully adopted high-efficiency LED lighting and other energy-saving measures, continuously improving energy efficiency and reducing operational environmental impact.