Our basic philosophy is that “good electronics begin with good components, and good components begin with good materials.”
We at pSemi will strengthen collaboration with our partners from the viewpoint of ethical-legal compliance, prioritizing quality, delivery due date, environmental conservation, etc.
We request our suppliers to
comply with laws and social norms applicable in the countries or regions where they do business, such as compliance with anti-trust law, commercial law, laws pertaining to subcontracting, foreign exchange law, personal information protection law, copyright law, laws pertaining to labor, legislation pertaining to safety and hygiene, environmental law, etc.;
prohibit the use of child labor or forced labor;
respect human rights;
combat discrimination including gender discrimination, and support the individual dignity of employees;
realize a safe and clean work environment;
and prohibit bribes and other unfair acts.
To maintain and build collaborative, trusting relationships that produce consistently reliable supply, we request our suppliers to promote sound and fair business practices. We also ask our suppliers to appropriately disclose their administrative policies and business conditions, including financial results.
The consistent delivery of reliable, quality materials is of vital importance with respect to pSemi’s overall operational and financial results. As such, we expect a supply of materials with superior quality, delivered quickly and per the quoted commitments.
To deliver products that have less negative impact on the environment, we implement initiatives with respect to Green Procurement. Consequently, we seek to deal with suppliers with established and proven management systems and policies that can produce less environmentally impacted products.
The technological innovations and short product lifecycles in the electronic device industry, along with price erosion pressures, continuously require us to develop new products and offer them at reasonable prices in accordance with market demands. As such, we strive to deal with suppliers that can provide new materials or innovative solutions that can reduce our procurement costs through Value Engineering.
pSemi’s clients expect quick delivery of both the components and the extensive information associated with the supply. Client requirements pertaining to environmental and conservation laws are becoming more stringent every year. So, it is necessary to obtain the latest information on the technology and products/materials supplied to Peregrine. We seek to deal with suppliers that can provide such information on a timely basis.
To respond to varying customer requests rapidly and flexibly, reducing procurement lead-time is one of the most important issues for us. So, we seek to deal with suppliers that can shorten material procurement lead-time by rapidly and flexibly dealing with often-changing requirements.
We strive to provide as much information as possible to complete transactions with our suppliers. Some of the information provided often includes our trade secrets. So, we seek to deal with suppliers that will keep this provided information confidential.
We believe that exchanging information with our suppliers through information technology and networking will be vital for accelerating our businesses and strengthening our relationships with suppliers. So, we seek to deal with suppliers that can prepare and utilize an information technology environment that optimizes the efficiency of transactions and communications.
We do not conduct transactions with any anti-social groups, on any account.
We strongly request our suppliers to stop trading with any anti-social groups.
We request any concerns related to this policy for the expectations of pSemi’s suppliers be forwarded to contact.us@psemi.com.