Conflict (Responsible) Minerals Policy

Conflict minerals refer to the four major minerals (3TG: tin, tungsten, tantalum, gold), cobalt and mica produced
in disputed countries such as the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and its neighboring countries.
Militants, government forces, and other militants control the mining and distribution of minerals in these areas,
which are believed to secure funds and continue disputes. This has not only caused casualties but also caused casualties
In the process of mining minerals, human rights problems such as human rights violations
and labor exploitation of local residents are caused, and social problems such as environmental pollution are also caused.

As part of economic sanctions aimed at eradicating these social problems,
FST is committed to fulfilling its social responsibilities by actively participating in the inflow
and use of four major minerals, including cobalt and mica, mined in the region.