LCYtech serves more than 200 companies around the world. We value the relationship between the upstream and downstream industry chains and are a "trustworthy green electronic materials partner" for downstream customers. We also assist upstream contractors and raw material suppliers to improve their core capabilities and risk resilience.

Through energy conservation, water conservation, carbon reduction, waste reduction and other environmental protection actions, as well as the practice of human rights protection and social responsibility, we create a virtuous cycle of two-way co-prosperity and create a green industrial supply chain full of vigorous sustainability.

The electrolytic copper foil provided by LCYtech is the most basic infrastructure for building smart life, Internet, and 5G communications. Faced with the rapid growth in demand for electronic materials, we are committed to providing products with high stability, high quality, and high transmission efficiency. Therefore, we focus on supplier evaluation and development, contractor safety education and auditing, implementation of safety management systems, and provision of effective communication and complaint management. The most secure guarantee for customers.

LCYtech adheres to the concepts of sustainable management and mutual prosperity, attaches great importance to every feedback and suggestion from clients and users, constantly pursues production stability and continuous improvement of the process, and cooperates seamlessly with supply chain partners to ensure Stable supply and complete facilities.

LCYtech adheres to the principles of transparency and integrity. In order to provide high-quality products and stable and reliable delivery, every year, factory affairs, procurement and each requisitioning unit form an evaluation team based on the requisition category to coordinate the annual supplier audit plan. .

For important suppliers of raw materials, equipment, packaging materials and transportation, the factory user units, quality control units, and purchasing units will audit and evaluate them in accordance with the five major management aspects. If major deficiencies are found, the suppliers will be required to improve immediately and actively Monitor and track follow-up improvements. Procurement from this supplier will be suspended before improvements are made.

For supply chain management, LCYtech follows five major aspects and continues to improve the good operation of the supply chain. Our key raw material is recycled copper wire. Adhering to the concept of circular economy, we require copper wire suppliers to use 100% recycled copper wire as manufacturing raw materials to reduce environmental burden.

At the same time, major raw material suppliers are required to provide "Declaration of Non-use of Conflict Minerals" and "RoHS Reports", engineering material procurement will be directed towards adopting green building standards, and waste disposal must abide by government regulations and be processed legally to protect human health and Earth environment.

In terms of global labor rights, LCYtech strictly prohibits suppliers from using child labor or forced labor, and reviews the implementation and implementation of corporate social responsibility in the supply chain through a routine supplier evaluation mechanism every year.

In order to implement the five major aspects of supplier management, LCYtech has set up company guidelines. It conducts supplier evaluation and tracking every year in accordance with the guidelines. It is jointly managed by the purchasing unit and the quality assurance unit to establish a complete supplier management procedure. The main key raw material is recycled copper wire. There is currently no shortage issue, but the company continues to establish second and third pipelines through new supplier evaluation to ensure that key raw materials are obtained without risk.

In conflict minerals avoidance, the Copper Foil Plant adheres to the principles of due diligence outlined by the OECD. This involves following internally established procedures for supplier assessment and procurement operations. Suppliers are required to sign the Agreement of Non-Use of Conflict Minerals and are expected to submit an annual update in accordance with the company’s internal policy.