Lincstech Group complies with laws and social codes, and promotes procurement operations with social responsibilities in business activities aimed at realizing our corporate missions and contributing to a sustainable society comprehensively.
This policy complements the group code of conduct, and applies to all executives and employees in the group. We also expect our suppliers to comply with this policy.

We work to build and enhance mutual understanding and trust with our suppliers, and aim for sound growth together.

We provide fair opportunities to all domestic and international companies, find optimal suppliers based on quality, service, reliability, delivery time, price, etc, to ensure fair competition and open selection in the process of finding suppliers.

We work to secure materials that meet the quality, reliability, and delivery along our requirement so that we provide our best products to customers. We also seek competitive and fair prices with our priorities on fairness and openness.
Moreover, we do not receive any personal benefits from business partners in procurement operations.

We introduce materials with unique and innovative technologies actively to enhance competitiveness of our products significantly.

We work to secure our stable procurement of materials with appropriate delivery time for our stable supply of products to customers.

We collaborate with suppliers to procure materials with minimum environmental impact so that we develop our environmentally friendly activities of production and supply based on the group environmental policy.

We aim to perform our responsibilities of respecting human rights for all individuals involved in business activities along the group human rights policy, and also expect our suppliers to respect human rights and take care of occupational health and safety in their business activities.

We collaborate with suppliers to enhance prudent procurement of minerals from them in the entire supply chain, and avoid purchase of particular minerals such as tin, tantalum, tungsten, gold, and cobalt with potential risk of human rights violations including child labor, poor working conditions, environmental destruction, and corruptions in conflict or high-risk areas.