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A Performance Materials Company We Are CHIMEI A Performance Materials Company We are CHIMEI. We strive to achieve a step up in everything we do. We are a Taiwan-based performance ELECTRONIC materials company. Founded in 1960, MATERIALS we have long been known as the world’s largest vendor of ABS resins. Today, we design and manufacture a wide range of cutting-edge performance materials. SYNTHETIC RUBBERS SPECIALTY CHEMICALS PLASTICS Whether advancing the performance of our materials, elevating our global customers’ products to the next level, or enhancing quality of life around the globe, with every undertaking we help our teams, customers, partners, and the wider world achieve a step up. HOME APPLIANCES HOUSEWARES MEDICAL DEVICES BUILDING MATERIALS & COSMETICS & PERSONAL CARE ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS FOOD CONTACT SPORTS & LEISURE GOODS TRANSPORTATION CONSTRUCTION Client-Side Innovation™ The World’s Leading Companies Seek Out CHIMEI To: We step up Boost Product to the possibilities. Performance With our new synthetic rubber, golf balls achieved a new peak in performance. Through Client-Side Innovation™ we develop creative new applications for our materials that make our customers’ products stand out. Harnessing our proactive curiosity and extensive knowledge of the industry, we deliver a Increase Product step up in product performance that helps our customers Durability Devices last longer without degrading, thanks to realize their full potential. our advanced polymers that can withstand tough weather and environments. Find A Breakthrough In Aesthetics Our materials provide the desired colors and textures that enhance the style and form of the end product. Reduce Environmental Impact Raise Production Efficiency Products can be manufactured in the desired color Our materials are compatible with all kinds of directly when using our materials, without manufacturing equipment and facilities, and even post-production spraying, saving time, cost, and help improve production processes and yields. potential harm to the environment. Clean & Green And yet, we aim still higher, to reduce our environmental impact further. We are on track to We step up achieve the following goals by 2021: to our environmental responsibilities. 80% 80% When it comes to environmental protection Reclaimed water usage in our Energy self-sufficiency from and eco-friendly production processes, we have production processes solar power and natural gas long been ahead of the curve. We also rigorously maintain Setting ourselves high the latest ISO certifications standards, we invest heavily in relating to energy, clean and green processes to 98% 36% greenhouse gases, and limit our waste and emissions Sludge waste reduction Reduction in greenhouse gas ISO environmental management to radically low levels. across all our facilities. emissions Social Benefactor We step up to our social responsibilities. At CHIMEI, we are active in i) the arts, music CHIMEI Culture Foundation CHIMEI Museum CHIMEI Hospitals Taiwan Artificial Intelligence Academy and culture, ii) the environment, ecology, Founded in 1977, the foundation is Born out of CHIMEI founder Mr. Shi Non-profit hospitals that serve local CHIMEI sponsors the academy with the responsible for managing the collection Wen-Long’s dream to introduce local communities with comprehensive, goal to help industries in Taiwan to gain a technology, and iii) healthcare and social and curation of the CHIMEI Museum, as well people to diverse cultural artifacts high-quality medical care and competitive edge in the AI revolution and care; with activities and initiatives covering as cultivating artistic and musical talents from around the globe, this private healthcare services. open opportunities for industrial education, preservation, promotion, through its CHIMEI Art Award. collection is one of the most splendid development. protection, and contribution. and rich in the world. “ The purpose of hard Xingfu : work is to pursue Xingfu, 幸福Well-Being and it is by pursuing Through Contribution Xingfu first that we achieve success. ” Our foundational principle of Xingfu refers to achieving a deep sense of well-being by contributing to wider society. Since day one, we have been focusing all our efforts on the greater good, by supporting our employees, customers, and communities, and by protecting the environment. Let’s step up to create lasting well-being for ourselves, the people around us, and even the whole world. HEADQUARTERS OFFICES AND SITES CHIMEI Corporation (Rende Site) CHIMEI Business Office (Taipei) CHIMEI (Tree Valley Site) Zhenjiang CHIMEI Chemical Co., Ltd. No. 59-1, Sanjiazi, Rende District, Tainan 7F-1, No. 503, Section 6, Nanjing East No. 18, Wangjia Road, Xinshi District, No. 88, Hanqiao Road, Zhenjiang New City 717501, Taiwan (R.O.C.) Road, Neihu District, Taipei City 114057, Tainan City 744092, Taiwan (R.O.C.) Area, Jiangsu Province, China T +886-6-266-3000 / 266-5000 Taiwan (R.O.C.) T +886-6-588 9966 T +86-511-8312-1300 F +886-6-266 5555~7 T +886-2-2796-0758 F +886-6-509 1099 F +86-511-8312-1033 E [email protected] F +886-2-2796-0959 CHIMEI Business Office (Taichung) CHIMEI (Japan Office) Zhangzhou CHIMEI Chemical Co., Ltd. 5F-1, No. 168, Anhe Road, Xitun District, Takamizawa Building, 8F-B, 2-7-10, No. 516, Shugang Avenue South, Gulei Taichung City 407009, Taiwan (R.O.C.) Kitasaiwai, Nishi-Ku, Yokohama City, Town, Gulei Port Economic Development T +886-4-2462-7768 Kanagawa, 220-0004, Japan Zone, Zhangzhou, Fujian Province, China F +886-4-2462-7767 T +81-45-594-8111 T +86-596-380-8757 F +81-45-594-8113 F +86-596-380-8759 www.chimeicorp.com.
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