Based on a survey request received from our customers for SEC reporting under the regulation of US law, the Company implements this survey as a member of the supply chain and is working toward the non-use of conflict minerals from a humanitarian perspective.
Specifically, the Company implements a survey on the use situations of conflict minerals and the identification of refiners in accordance with guidelines including OECD Guidance and JEITA efforts, and by using a tool developed by CFSI/RMI (CFSI Conflict Minerals Reporting Template/CMRT). Also, in our supply chain, we are requesting our business partners to work on the non-use of conflict minerals based on the survey results. The Company will promote the non-use of conflict minerals with our business partners and fulfill our social responsibilities.
JDI implements a conflict minerals survey periodically or in accordance with the requests of our customers by using the Japan Display Conflict Minerals Survey System (JCOMS), which is a system of asking suppliers questions about the minerals they used in the delivered parts and answering questions, based on the CMRT File proposed by CFSI/Responsible Minerals Initiative (RMI).
We would like our intended suppliers to cooperate with our inquiries in accordance with the reference materials shown below.
* JCOMS(Japan display COnflict Minerals Survey system)
Please contact the following for inquiries/questions.
jdi.csr-conflictminerals.zz@j-display.com
The latest version can be downloaded from the form list shown below.
Latest Version | Revision date | |||
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JCOMS related documents | Japanese | English | Chinese | |
JDI's Conflict Minerals Program | ● | ● | - | 2017/12/21 |
User Registration | ● | ● | - | 2020/1/8 |
JCOMS manual for Suppliers | ● | ● | ● | 2018/1/19 |
Reply Register FAQ | ● | ● | ● | 2018/1/31 |
As of October 14, 2017, the EICC (Electronic Industry Citizenship Coalition), which had been active since 2004 as a CSR alliance of electronic industries, changed its name to the Responsible Business Alliance (RBA).
At the same time, the name of the CFSI (Conflict-Free Sourcing Initiative), which had been establishing and promoting programs related to conflict minerals, changed its name to the Responsible Minerals Initiative (RMI).