To embed the concept of sustainability in procurement practice and to work with suppliers to take advantage of the opportunity to create more value together, FFHC has introduced the "ISO 20400:2017 Sustainable Procurement-Guidance" since 2020, in addition to implementing the seven core themes in its procurement practice. In 2025, it continued to complete the "Performance Assessment for ISO 20400 Sustainable Procurement-Guidance", and received an SGS certificate as well as a highly acclaimed Level 4 rating. The green procurement target for 2025 was NT$85.55 million, while the actual procurement amount reached NT$202.329 million. In addition, the Group has been verified as a benchmark organization for "Benchmark Private Businesses and Groups in Green Purchasing" by the Taipei City Government for the eleventh consecutive year and fulfilled the green procurement commitment of the Sustainable Finance Pioneer Alliance. Furthermore, in response to the Ministry of Environment’s Guidelines for Circular Procurement, the Group gives priority to leasing rather than purchasing for applicable products and services. In 2025, products procured under the circular procurement approach included company vehicles and office equipment.

FFHC established the "Supplier Management Guidelines" as the policy and guiding principles for the management of suppliers of the Group. In addition to requiring suppliers to agree to comply with the relevant provisions of the Guidelines when signing contracts with Group companies, FFHC also strengthens communications and requires suppliers to sign the "Human Rights and Environmental Sustainability Clauses" undertaking. The Guidelines further require Group companies to urge suppliers to comply with the relevant provisions through on-site visits, audits and other means, covering areas including basic labor and human rights, environmental protection, ethical management, and occupational safety and health management.

FFHC emphasizes fairness and transparency in the procurement and tendering process, and has established three-step supply chain management procedures. Through the supplier management mechanism, FFHC screens and selects qualified vendors that align with the spirit of sustainable development to serve as long-term partners, covering 29 categories such as energy-saving products, IT equipment and maintenance, renovation and construction works, operational business-related services, landscaping and environmental greening works, etc. As a general principle, major procurement is conducted with suppliers located in the country of operation and in proximity to operating sites. In 2025, procurement for operating sites in Taiwan was 100% sourced from local Taiwanese suppliers＊, so as to ensure supply chain stability and localization, reduce carbon emissions from transportation, and increase local employment opportunities.

To implement an environmentally responsible operating model and to actively build a green supply chain, FFHC has strengthened supplier ESG risk management since 2022 by adding ESG risk factor screening items and surveying suppliers with relatively larger procurement amounts. In May 2025, FFHC held a supplier engagement meeting on greenhouse gas inventory and climate risk management, guiding suppliers to progressively complete carbon inventories. FFHC also selected a total of 79 suppliers in categories such as IT equipment and maintenance, printing, and advertising-each with annual procurement amounts exceeding NT$1,000,000 and with business engagements over the past two years-to submit data through the "Supplier Greenhouse Gas Inventory Platform", and conducted scoring based on the submissions. A total of 63 suppliers received A or B ratings. In 2026, when participating in procurement tendering and when performance bonds are required upon contract signing, suppliers rated A and B will be granted 10% and 5% discounts, respectively, to encourage low-carbon management practices.