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ASE Holdings (ASEH) unites the expertise of ASE, SPIL, and USI to create value for the semiconductor industry. Compliance underpins responsible business, helping organizations reduce risks, maintain trust, ensure stability, support informed decisions, and foster a culture of accountability—strengthening governance and sustainable growth.
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into value for our customers
Like other enterprises, SPIL's main goal is to generate profit, but most importantly, SPIL is emphasizing on stable profit. In business development, SPIL never sacrifices quality, safety, and law-abiding. Therefore, SPIL’s No-Compromise Policy consists of no compromise on quality, no compromise on safety, and no compromise on law-abiding.
In the process of advancing ESG initiatives, an Environmental Policy serves as one of the most fundamental and critical building blocks for any organization. This visual illustration presents a clear and intuitive overview of the role environmental policy plays in corporate operations, helping employees quickly understand its relevance to both business activities and their daily work.
The purpose of an environmental policy goes beyond regulatory compliance. It provides practical guidance for adhering to global environmental laws and regulations, managing the use of energy and natural resources, handling waste responsibly, and minimizing overall environmental impact. As illustrated, the core objectives of an environmental policy include reducing carbon and greenhouse gas emissions, slowing climate change, decreasing water, air, and soil pollution, improving energy efficiency, and preserving biodiversity—key priorities that organizations must address in their long-term sustainability efforts.
More importantly, an environmental policy is not solely the responsibility of management or specific departments. It is closely connected to the way every employee works. Everyday actions such as conserving energy, recycling resources, using public transportation for commuting, or participating in hybrid or remote work arrangements all contribute to the effective implementation of the policy. Through these seemingly small but consistent actions, environmental principles can be embedded into the organization’s culture.
Finally, the illustration highlights that effective implementation requires more than behavioral change. Employees are encouraged to develop a basic understanding of environmental regulations, actively review the company’s sustainability or annual reports, monitor their own actions as well as those of third-party partners, and promptly report any potential violations. Only when systems and actions work together can an environmental policy move beyond documentation and deliver tangible results, becoming a solid foundation for sustainable corporate development.
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As we enter 2026, it is clear that compliance can no longer be treated as a formality. Strong governance, ethical decision-making, and consistent execution must become part of everyday business. By embedding compliance into culture and operations, organizations can reduce risk, build trust, and support sustainable growth in an increasingly complex world.