AMobile's manufacturing processes do not generate industrial wastewater. Water consumption is primarily associated with employees' daily activities. To conserve water, sensor-operated faucets and urinals are installed in restrooms to minimize unnecessary water consumption.

AMobile operates within a commercial and industrial building and shares its wastewater treatment system. Qualified professional contractors are engaged to handle wastewater treatment, testing, and periodic regulatory reporting. The treated wastewater is ultimately discharged into the Tamsui River watershed.

AMobile currently uses T5 and T8 LED lighting fixtures throughout its facilities. Lighting reduction measures have been implemented in office corridors to minimize electricity consumption.
In production areas, lighting control zone maps have been established to help employees clearly identify lighting coverage and switch off lights in areas where operations are not taking place, thereby reducing unnecessary energy consumption.

Commercial air conditioning systems are primarily used throughout the facilities. These systems are supported by energy recovery ventilators, regular filter cleaning, and programmable timers to improve energy efficiency and reduce electricity consumption.
Similar to the lighting systems, air conditioning control zone maps have been established for production areas to facilitate efficient energy management.

The primary sources of electricity consumption in production are manufacturing equipment operation and burn-in testing.
Equipment operating schedules are adjusted according to production requirements. Power is switched off during breaks to prevent unnecessary idling and reduce electricity consumption.

AMobile actively supports government renewable energy policies and prioritizes environmentally friendly electricity and energy-efficient equipment, including refrigerators and lighting fixtures.

Recyclable waste and hazardous industrial waste are segregated and managed in designated storage areas.
Each area is clearly labeled with the relevant waste name, identification symbol, and classification code to facilitate proper waste sorting.
Monthly inspections are conducted to monitor environmental conditions and waste storage practices.

Packaging materials received from suppliers are collected in designated recycling areas. Suppliers regularly retrieve these materials for reuse, helping to reduce packaging waste and promote resource efficiency.

General waste generated from daily activities is collected by contracted cleaning personnel and transferred to the building's designated waste collection area.
Waste disposal is subsequently handled by qualified contractors appointed by the building management committee.

Food waste is collected in designated containers and removed daily by contracted personnel for proper disposal and treatment.

Recyclable industrial waste includes wastepaper, foam materials, plastics, fluorescent lamps, batteries, and other recyclable materials.
Building cleaning personnel periodically collect waste from designated recycling areas and transfer it to qualified waste management contractors for recycling and reuse.

Hazardous industrial waste primarily consists of discarded electronic components, production scrap, and defective products.
These materials are classified and stored separately in designated areas to prevent contamination caused by mixing with other waste.
Qualified waste management contractors are engaged to collect and process these materials regularly. Depending on the applicable regulations and waste characteristics, the materials may undergo lawful resale or reuse, recycling, incineration, or sanitary landfill disposal.

AMobile is committed to implementing environmentally responsible raw material procurement policies and avoiding the use of conflict minerals.
The company promotes green procurement practices by reducing material consumption and prioritizing biodegradable, renewable, and easily recyclable materials whenever feasible.
Through responsible sourcing and sustainable material selection, AMobile aims to minimize environmental impact throughout its supply chain.