Suppliers are required to comply with the following:

Also, suppliers are encouraged to understand “Toshiba Group Responsible Minerals Sourcing Policy” (more information can be found on our website) and to work cooperatively with Toshiba Group. Suppliers are required to respect basic human rights in their business activities, and to establish a safe and clean working environment. (B) Respecting Human Rights and the Health and Safety of Workers

Prohibition of bribery (any gift, payment, consideration, financial or non-financial advantage or benefit of any kind that constitutes a corrupt and illegal practice).

Compliance with the prevailing laws and regulations in the countries and/or regions in which they operate, including but not limited to, anti-trust laws, commercial codes, subcontractor regulations, foreign exchange laws, privacy protection laws, and copyright laws.Suppliers are required to ensure compliance with laws, regulations, and appropriate social customs of the countries and/or regions in which they operate, including in respect to the following matters. (A) Compliance with Laws, Regulations and Social Customs We therefore expect our suppliers to conduct themselves in accordance with the UN Global Compact and the RBA Code of Conduct, and also request them to ensure that their suppliers also adhere to both standards.

As a global business enterprise with a wide range of products, Toshiba Group takes into consideration stakeholder expectations, and conducts procurement activities in accordance with the UN Global Compact and the RBA (Responsible Business Alliance) Code of Conduct.

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