I. Net-Zero Commitment and Pledge
In response to the global climate crisis, FITI formally announced in 2024 its net-zero goal by 2050, demonstrating our firm commitment to sustainable development. To uphold this pledge, we established the Sustainability Committee in 2023 and the TCFD Taskforce to develop a comprehensive governance framework, ensuring the effective implementation of net-zero strategies.
2. Carbon Accounting System
Since 2017, FITI has established a structured carbon accounting management system across the Group in alignment with ISO 14064-1 standards. The system has been progressively implemented through a phased approach, integrating independent third-party verification to ensure the accuracy, reliability, and transparency of reported data. By institutionalizing carbon accounting practices, we have strengthened our capacity to systematically measure, monitor, and disclose carbon emissions across operations. This framework provides a credible foundation for global carbon management and supports FITI’s long-term commitment to climate responsibility and sustainable development.
3. Evolution of GHG Inventory Scope and Boundaries
(1)Phased Expansion of GHG Inventory Scope
‧ 2017–2018: Initiation Phase
Only the Kezhong site was included in the inventory, with reported emissions ranging from approximately 2,500 to 2,700 tCO2e.
‧ 2019-2022：Expansion Phase
The inventory expanded to include the Songjiang and Kunshan sites in China, with total emissions increasing to approximately 22,000 tCO2e.
‧ 2023-2024：Inventory Optimization Phase
A new site (Keyan, starting 2023) and a US office were incorporated into the inventory, along with Scope 1 and Scope 2 GHG emissions, establishing a more complete global GHG accounting system.
(2) Considerations on Inventory Boundaries and Comparability
Due to variations in accounting scope and boundaries across FITI’s operations, direct comparisons with historical data should be interpreted with caution, as year-on-year figures may not fully capture underlying emission trends.
4. Base Year Setting and Comparison Basis
(1) Base Year
The base year for FITI’ s net-zero target is set as 2022. The data for the year is considered reliable and representative of FITI’s current scale of operations, thereby providing a robust foundation for setting and tracking future emission reduction targets.
(2) Inventory Scope and Boundaries by Base Year
‧ Taiwan: Kezhong site - Scope 1 & 2
‧ China: Songjiang site - Scope 1 & 2, Kunshan site - Scope 1 & 2
(3) Base Year Total Emissions：23,227 tCO2e
(4) Carbon Reduction Performance Assessment
FITI has experienced sustained operational growth in recent years, with increasing order volumes driving natural expansions and capacity enhancements across its sites. The Taiwan Keyan site commenced operations in 2023, followed by two new sites in Thailand in mid- and late 2025, alongside a domestic acquisition. These ongoing expansions and acquisitions result in continuous evolution of the Group’s organizational boundaries, requiring emissions from newly added sites to be accounted for in carbon reduction calculations. Changes in inventory scope and boundaries may, in certain circumstances, necessitate adjustments to the base year in line with international standards, ensuring fair and comparable evaluation of emissions reduction performance. These dynamics highlight the complexity of managing FITI’s carbon reduction efforts and underscore the importance of a flexible, forward-looking carbon management strategy.
5.Reduction Phased Targets
Based on science-based reduction methodologies and regulatory guidance, we have established the following carbon reduction targets:
‧ Short-term (2025): Achieve a 12.6% reduction in carbon emissions compared to the 2022 baseline, covering Scope 1 and 2 emissions for the Kezhong site in Taiwan, the US office, and Songjiang and Kunshan sites in China.
‧ Medium-term (2030): Achieve a 50% reduction for all operational facilities compared to the 2022 baseline by 2030.
‧ Medium-term (2040): Achieve an 80% reduction for all operational facilities by 2040.
‧ Long-term (2050): Achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.