Environment

Overview

Driving the Low-Carbon Industrial Transition through Technology

The SIMPAC Group has designated carbon reduction, resource circulation, and energy efficiency improvement as core ESG priorities. Across all stages of our industrial operations, we are strengthening eco-friendly processes, advancing a circular materials strategy, and actively contributing to carbon neutrality through technological innovation.

Recovery and Resource Recycling of Valuable Metals

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Of the approximately 80,000 tons of STS 300-series dust generated annually, the company processes 40–60% (36,000–48,000 tons).

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Ferro-Nickel–Chromium (FeNiCr) Production Volume

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Recovered quantities of Ni (nickel) and Cr (chromium) lost during landfilling (based on Ni 4% and Cr 14% in FeNiCr)
- 1. Based on 80,000 tons: Ni 720 tons, Cr 2,520 tons
- 1. Based on 20,000 tons: Ni 480 tons, Cr 1,680 tons

Recovery of High-Purity Zinc Oxide (ZnO)

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Circular supply as secondary industrial raw materials for rubber, coatings, ceramics, and feed

Steel Scrap Recycling

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Maximum carbon reduction with EAF scrap utilization

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Development of High-Efficiency Energy Equipment

Enhancing customers' productivity and efficiency with the development of energy-optimized equipment such as servo presses and synchronized production lines

Eco-Friendly Facility Investment and Environmental Information System Enhancement

  • ISO 9001 certification obtained by major affiliates
  • Since 2013: Phased investments in eco-friendly facilities, including dust-collection systems
  • Since 2015: Established a plant-level data management system for emissions and energy use
  • Ongoing: Strengthening transparency of environmental information in line with ESG disclosure requirements