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Supplier ESG Management Policy

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This policy outlines the framework for managing Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors within the supply chain. It details responsibilities, selection criteria, risk assessment, and continuous improvement measures to promote sustainable development and enhance overall supply chain performance.

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ASYMCHEM Kailai Ying Pharmaceutical Group (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. Supplier ESG Management Policy

I. ESG Management Responsibilities

  1. Responsibility of the Highest Decision-Making Body: The Board of Directors of Kailai Ying Pharmaceutical Group (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. and its subsidiaries (collectively referred to as "the Group" or "we") is the highest decision-making body. Management is responsible for implementing the supplier ESG plan, ensuring clear responsibilities, and disclosing relevant commitments and evidence in the annual ESG report.
  2. Policy and Objectives: Continuously formulate and update supply chain ESG policies and objectives to ensure alignment with the Group's overall strategy.
  3. Risk Supervision: Supervise the identification, assessment, and management of supply chain ESG risks.
  4. Decision Review: Review and approve major supply chain decisions to ensure compliance with ESG principles.

II. Supplier Procurement Practice Review

  1. Requirements for Hazardous Substance Emissions: Require suppliers to reduce hazardous substance emissions in the supply chain and conduct regular audits.
  2. Multi-Tier Supplier Management: Conduct product quality audits for all defined tiers of suppliers within the system at least once a year or on a regular annual basis.
  3. Raw Material Quality Inspection: Regularly inspect the quality of the Group's own raw materials to ensure compliance with ESG standards.
  4. Procurement Practice Review: Regularly review suppliers' procurement practices to ensure compliance with the "Supply Chain Code of Conduct" and ESG standards.
  5. Contract Signing Conditions: If a supplier cannot meet the minimum ESG requirements within the specified timeframe, the contract shall not be signed or renewed.
  6. Comprehensive Compliance Requirements: Suppliers must comply with all applicable laws and regulations, including but not limited to anti-corruption, fair competition, product safety, and trade compliance, and conduct business in a manner consistent with commercial ethics.

III. Supplier Selection and Contract Award

  1. ESG Evaluation Weight: All suppliers must establish and maintain effective Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) management systems and commit to accepting the Group's audits. In the supplier selection and contract award process, a minimum weight will be given to ESG standards, prioritizing suppliers with better ESG performance.
  2. Performance Evaluation: Supplier ESG performance will be a key factor in evaluation and selection.

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