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Sustainable Compliance of Suppliers
Radiant Opto-Electronics is a leading global integrator of backlight module systems and core technologies, specializing in the assembly of backlight modules, establishment of comprehensive mold and forming plants, and the development of light guide plates, LCM modules, LED lights, and related technologies. Through its global network, the company provides clients with highly flexible and timely services. Radiant’s main manufacturing facilities are located in Taiwan and mainland China. To effectively manage a wide array of procurement items, the Company’s procurement is primarily categorized into raw materials, molds, and miscellaneous items. To ensure that all suppliers meet Radiant’s sustainability requirements, suppliers in all procurement categories must adhere to Radiant Opto-Electronics’ Supplier Code of Conduct and associated risk assessment mechanisms.
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To ensure that the development, evaluation, and approval of raw material suppliers follow a specific procedure, it is crucial to monitor the quality and timeliness of supplier acknowledgements, and to achieve the benefits of supplier development. In tiered management, Radiant Opto-Electronics conducts sustainable risk assessments for suppliers based on criteria such as raw materials, transaction volumes, critical components, and exclusivity of supply. The Company identifies “Tier 1 Critical Suppliers” and distributes self-assessment questionnaires to these critical suppliers to investigate potential environmental and social risks.
Moreover, based on the assessment score results, suppliers are classified into different “risk levels.” Suppliers assessed as high-risk undergo onsite audits, and an audit evaluation report is completed. In 2023, Radiant Opto-Electronics selected 28 suppliers from Taiwan and mainland China from an existing pool of 247 suppliers, defined as Tier 1 critical suppliers (accounting for 78.2% of the total procurement volume). These suppliers underwent a sustainable risk selfassessment. After document review, seven suppliers identified as potentially highrisk underwent onsite audits. The audit criteria were based on the RBA foundation, encompassing five main aspects: labor, health and safety, environment, business ethics, and management systems. Deficiencies were classified into four levels: priority, major, minor, and observation. Suppliers were required to submit improvement plans to ensure risks were effectively managed and reduced.
Risk Management Policies for Key Materials
