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Press Room
Contact Us
Organization Chart
Plants & Offices
Milestones
Investor Relations
IR Quick View
Company Profile
Financials
Corporate Governance
Events & News
Shareholder Services
FAQ
Contact Us
Corporate Social Responsibility
Stakeholder Engagement
Sustainability Governance
Green Transformation
Inclusive Workplace
Responsible Procurement
Corporate Citizenship
CSR News
Report & Video Downloads

Sustainability Strategy

Over the next 20 years, businesses will be exposed to numerous environmental and social changes that will bring both risks and opportunities in the search for sustainable growth. Among these changes, we especially focus on megatrends in sustainability critical to our business development, including Climate Change, Energy & Fuel, Material Resource Scarcity, Water Scarcity, Population Growth and Supply Chain Globalization Challenges. We address the aforementioned megatrends in sustainability though an integrated and dynamic strategic framework (as shown below) developed based upon our value creation model. The strategic framework defines ASE’s four strategic pillars- Low Carbon, Circular, Inclusive and Collaborative, and corresponding strategic directions.


ASE's definition:
Sustainable business solutions that foster restorative and regenerative design, and aim to keep products, components, and materials at their highest utility and value at all times.
Long-term goal:
Keep products, components manufactured and materials used by ASE's value network functioning at their highest utility and value at all times.

Strategic Directions

Circular Design
Integrate circular thinking into product and process design to facilitate sustainable resources usage and foster profitable circular business.
Water Cycle
Set up ASE water objective and strategy and build up ASE circular water cycle.
Waste/Reusable Resource Management
Identify and develop materials and production process with circular potential to minimize waste.

ASE's definition:
Sustainable business solutions that go beyond philanthropy, social involvement and expand access to goods, services, and livelihood opportunities for vulnerable groups in commercially viable ways.
Long-term goal:
Build ASE new and profitable business model to actively create social value.

Strategic Directions

Social Impact
Develop the conceptual framework for social involvement as well as a corresponding monitoring and evaluation mechanism.
Social Innovation
Identify social problems and target populations to be addressed and collaborate with partners to find new business opportunities through social innovation.

ASE's definition:
Sustainable business solutions that align with and lead the transition of low carbon economy, thereby foster economic growth in more climate-friendly and resilient, as well as cost-efficient ways.
Long-term goal:
Shape climate leadership and bringing low carbon solutions to the global market.

Strategic Directions

Carbon Management
Build up the overall carbon management strategies, policies and systems to facilitate the low carbon development.
Green & Renewable Energy Investment
Build up ASE's green/renewable investment strategy to prevent external costs such as carbon fees and find new opportunities.
Low Carbon Products/Services
Provide low-carbon solutions (services or products) to the market.
Adaptation & Resilience
Identify vulnerabilities caused by a changing climate and develop adaptation strategies to reduce climate risks.
Enable Sustainable Lifestyles
Shape low-carbon culture internally and image as a leading provider of low-carbon solutions externally.

ASE's definition:
Sustainable business solutions that promote collaboration between entities with different resources and capabilities from homogeneous or heterogeneous value chains to scale up cross-sector innovations.
Long-term goal:
Accelerate sustainable growth and social development in value chain via collaborate innovation.

Strategic Directions

Smart Procurement
Build up responsible and sustainable procurement mechanism to strengthen corporate risk management system.
Supply Chain Management Go High Tech
Increase and optimize supply chain traceability (e.g. tier 2 suppliers).
Strategic Partnership
Build up strategic partnership with companies possessing different capabilities and resources to foster innovation.

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