THC strives towards our enterprise purposes:“ acquiring good business reputation, developing global markets, respecting our clients, caring for our employees, and fulfilling our social responsibilities. ” In addition to pursuing stable growth, THC attaches importance to corporate social responsibility, which is the responsibility of being a corporate citizen. Thus , we have formulated the “Sustainable Development Best Practice Principles” on November 12, 2015 and established the “ Corporate Social Responsibility Committee” in October 2019. It is responsible for formulating sustainable development policies, promotion plans, and valuing environmental, social and corporate governance issues. To cope with Corporate Governance 3.0 - Sustainable Development Blueprint issued by Financial Supervisory Commission R.O.C., the Company “Corporate Social Responsibility Committee ” was renamed “Sustainable Development Committee” on May 2021. It will continues promoting ESG (Environment, Social, Governance), enhancing sustainable development capability, maintaining the Company’s corporate image, and fulfilling corporate social responsibility as our focus of goals.
Sustainable Development Structure
The Sustainable Development Committee is led by the CEO and Chairman of THC, and the General Administration Department is responsible for holding meetings, collecting information, and reporting to the Board. Under the committee are four teams: Corporate Management Team, Sustainable Environment Team, Products and Services Team, and Employees/Social Care Team. The committee engages in dialogue and carries out various initiatives with stakeholders sharing their concerns with their respective responsibilities. Externally, the Sustainable Development Committee oversees this report's review, third-party certification, and publication. The committee will hold regular sustainable development meetings to draw up the Company's annual implementation objectives and plans and track implementation performance. We issue an ESG Report every year to meet the expectations of governments, capital markets, supply chains, and other stakeholders regarding the sustainable development of THC.
