Sustainable Supply Chain

Sustainable Supply Chain Management

KGI Life is guided by a philosophy of ethical corporate management, ensuring fair and transparent transactions and strict adherence to business ethics. It is committed to protecting labor and human rights in line with international conventions to foster a safe, equal, and healthy work environment. In response to the pressing challenge of climate change, it partners with its suppliers to promote green procurement and a low-carbon transition, adopting environmental protection and resource circularity measures to minimize the impact of its operations on nature. KGI Life will continue to exert influence through its financial and insurance expertise, working alongside its partners to build a future of environmental sustainability and shared prosperity while pursuing operational excellence.

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Supplier Due Diligence Green Procurement

Supplier Assessment and Due Diligence

KGI Life considers supplier sustainability risk assessment integral to corporate resilience. To implement its Supplier Sustainable Management Guidelines, it has comprehensively rolled out the Supplier Human Rights Risk and ESG Due Diligence Survey, referencing the RBA (Responsible Business Alliance) Code of Conduct to provide an in-depth review of core issues such as labor rights, environmental sustainability, and ethical management.

Five Core Dimensions Five Core Dimensions Labor Rights and Human Rights Labor Health and Safety Environmental Protection Climate Change Risk Management Ethical Business Conduct

Four Assessment Areas Four Assessment Areas Service Satisfaction Supplier Cooperation ESG Sustainability Self-assessment Regulatory Compliance Check

2025 Assessment Results 2025 Assessment Results Grade A (4.6–5.0)10 suppliers Grade B (4.0–4.5)19 suppliers Grade C (3.0–3.9)1 supplier Average Score4.39

Green Procurement

KGI Life actively supports low-carbon, sustainable products and suppliers. Its sustainable procurement policy gives preference to suppliers with strong ESG performance. It procures products with energy-saving or environmental labels and uses FSC (Forest Stewardship Council)-certified paper for its insurance application forms. It also partners with travel agencies holding environmental labels for its agent incentive tours.

2023 NT$54.92 million 2023 Adopted green travel for employee incentive tours, planning low-carbon itineraries to reduce the resource consumption of travel, transportation, and accommodation. Continued green electricity procurement for the headquarters.

2024 NT$70.754 million 2024 Prioritized purchasing or leasing products and services with environmental labels. Embraced the circular economy by leasing rather than buying, increasing the leasing of IT products, office equipment and supplies, home appliances, and daily necessities. Increased green electricity procurement for the headquarters.

2025 NT$132.544 million 2025 Significantly increased cooperation with eco-certified travel agencies. Prioritized leasing or purchasing products and services with environmental labels, in line with circular economy principles. Continued green electricity procurement for the headquarters.

Sustainable Supply Chain