Environmental Sustainability
OSE adopts the TCFD framework as its core guideline, integrating governance structures, financial resilience, and risk management practices to enhance the company’s stable operations and sustainable competitiveness amid climate challenges. The process of identifying and managing climate risks is fully embedded within the company’s overall risk management system and is evaluated alongside financial, operational, and information security risks. After each business unit conducts an annual climate risk inventory, the Risk Management and Sustainability Team consolidates and coordinates the findings, presenting them for quarterly committee review. This ensures that climate-related issues are formally integrated into decision-making processes with a structured, ongoing, and forward-looking approach.
Key Climate Risk Identification and Adaptation Strategies
Key Climate Opportunities and Adaptation Strategies
Greenhouse Gas Management
The boundary of the Company’s Greenhouse Gas Inventory Report includes the direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions from Central 3rd Factory (HQ), Neihuan S. 1st Factory (IC), Jin 3rd Factory (AT), East 3rd Factory (FP), East 2nd Factory, and Neihuan S. 2nd Factory (SSD).
2025 Scope 3 Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Category:
• Category 3 – Transportation-related indirect GHG emissions: 19,009.8975 tCO₂e
• Category 4 – Indirect GHG emissions from products used by the organization: 82,418.8151 tCO₂e
Total Scope 3 emissions: 101,428.7126 tCO₂e
Energy Management
Volume Reduction Actions and Results
CDP
Biodiversity