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Conflict Minerals Survey: About CMRT
CSR · Conflict Minerals · CMRT
What is a conflict minerals survey?
What is a conflict minerals survey?
CMRT compliance and supply chain social responsibility
Conclusion: Conflict minerals surveys are an important initiative to fulfill social responsibility in the supply chain.
Some metal materials used in electronic devices may contain minerals that fund armed groups. These are called "Conflict Minerals," and companies are required to investigate and disclose their use and procurement routes.
Target Minerals (referred to as 3TG)
The "Dodd-Frank Act Section 1502," regulated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), mandates the disclosure of the use and sourcing routes of the following four types of minerals:
| Mineral Name | Main Uses | Example Regions of Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Tantalum (Ta) | Capacitors, smartphones | Countries surrounding the Democratic Republic of Congo |
| Tin (Sn) | Solder, plating | Southeast Asia, Africa |
| Tungsten (W) | Vibration motors, tools | Africa, Asia |
| Gold (Au) | Contacts, connectors | Various regions worldwide (including conflict zones) |
How to Conduct a Survey — What is CMRT?
Companies request suppliers to disclose information on mineral usage and smelter data using the "Conflict Minerals Reporting Template (CMRT)."
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Send CMRT to business partners/suppliers — Use the standard format (CMRT) to request information on minerals used and their sources.
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Verify smelter information — Based on the responses, confirm whether the minerals pass through appropriate smelters (e.g., RMAP certified).
3
Disclose/report survey results — Based on the survey results, report and disclose to customers and regulatory authorities.
Directly linked to corporate credibility and CSR
Demonstrating that conflict minerals are not used or are sourced through appropriate channels directly contributes to enhancing corporate credibility.
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Contributes to continued transactions with overseas customers
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Improve corporate image and brand value
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Contribute to ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) initiatives
Denka Electron's Approach
We respond and provide information using the latest CMRT.
To enhance product safety, security, and transparency, we actively engage in conflict mineral surveys. We conduct surveys based on information from our suppliers and provide information to customers as needed. We will respond to CMRT requests using the latest version.
Summary
What are conflict minerals?
Minerals that can fund armed groups. Includes Tantalum, Tin, Tungsten, Gold (3TG)
Legal Basis
Disclosure obligations under Dodd-Frank Act Section 1502 (US SEC)
Survey Method
Supplier surveys using CMRT, verification of smelter information, and disclosure
Corporate Value
Directly contributes to CSR, ESG, and SDGs. Also enhances overseas transactions and corporate brand.
If you have any requests for surveys or questions, please feel free to contact us. We are actively engaged in conflict mineral surveys to enhance product safety, security, and transparency.
Request a CMRT/Conflict Minerals Survey or Inquiry here
Please provide the product model number and name, and we will respond promptly using the latest CMRT.
