ANG Technology

Article 1 Purpose

The purpose of these Environmental Management Regulations is for ANG Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as the "Company") to minimize the negative environmental impacts across all of its business activities—such as the design, manufacturing, testing, delivery, and servicing of automotive test equipment, automation equipment, and eco-friendly energy equipment—and to continuously improve its environmental performance through environmentally friendly management, thereby contributing to sustainable growth and the realization of carbon neutrality.

Article 2 Scope of Application

1. These Regulations apply to the Company's headquarters and all plants/workplaces, and to all officers and employees.

- Headquarters: 323-4, Sihwahosu 1-ro, Siheung-si, Gyeonggi-do

- Plant 2: 59, Gunjacheon-ro, Siheung-si, Gyeonggi-do

- Plant 3: 205, Gongdan 2-daero, Siheung-si, Gyeonggi-do

- Ulsan Office and domestic/overseas subsidiary and affiliated workplaces (Myanmar corporation, etc.)

2. The Company recommends that its supply chain, such as suppliers and contractual partners, comply with the purpose of these Regulations, and provides the support necessary therefor.

3. Environmental laws and regulations take precedence over these Regulations, and matters not prescribed by law shall be governed by these Regulations.

Article 3 Definitions

The definitions of terms used in these Regulations are as follows.

1. "Environmental management" means a series of management activities that consider environmental impacts throughout the entire process of business activities and continuously improve environmental performance.

2. "Environmental Management System (EMS)" means a system that establishes environmental policies and goals and systematically manages the organization, procedures, and resources to achieve them, based on the requirements of ISO 14001.

3. "Environmental impact" means a beneficial or harmful change to the environment caused by the Company's activities, products, or services.

4. "Carbon neutrality" means a state in which the amount of greenhouse gases emitted from business activities and the amount absorbed/removed are balanced, resulting in net-zero emissions.

5. "Stakeholder" means an individual or organization that affects or is affected by the Company's environmental management activities, such as customers, officers and employees, suppliers, shareholders, government agencies, and local communities.

Article 4 Environmental Management Policy and Goals

1. The Company declares the Environmental Management Policy in the appendix, and all officers and employees share and practice it.

2. The Company declares the Environmental Management Goals in the appendix, and all officers and employees share and practice them.

Article 5 Environmental Management Governance

1. The CEO, as the highest person responsible for the Company's environmental management, oversees the direction of environmental management and key decision-making.

2. Centered on the Management Planning Office and the Management Division, the Company operates an environmental management implementation system for the review of environmental management risks, the inspection of implementation performance, and the discussion of response measures.

3. Significant decisions, such as mid- to long-term environmental management strategies and major facility investments, undergo the review and approval procedures of management.

Article 6 Environmental Management Organization and Roles

1. The Company designates the Management Planning Office and the Management Division as the organization overseeing and performing environmental management (hereinafter the "dedicated organization") to carry out the establishment, operation, and performance of environmental management.

- Establishment and operation of the environmental management system and establishment of environmental goals and action plans

- Management and monitoring of environmental performance such as energy, greenhouse gases, water, waste, and pollutants

- Inspection of environmental law compliance and identification and improvement of environmental risks

- Implementation of environmental education, operation of environmental protection campaigns, and external environmental communication

2. Each department (design/R&D, engineering, purchasing, sales, management, etc.) implements the environmental management policy within the scope of its work and cooperates with the dedicated organization.

3. All officers and employees are responsible for considering environmental impacts in the course of performing their work and for complying with these Regulations and related procedures.

Article 7 Establishment and Operation of the Environmental Management System

1. The Company establishes and operates its environmental management system based on internationally recognized standards such as ISO 14001.

2. Environmental management is operated as a cyclical system of ① compliance with laws, ② establishment of policies and goals, ③ establishment and implementation of the system, ④ performance monitoring, ⑤ identification of risks and promotion of improvement tasks, and ⑥ continuous performance improvement.

3. The Company advances its environmental management system by periodically reflecting the enactment and amendment of laws, changes in the business environment, etc.

Article 8 Compliance with Environmental Laws

1. The Company complies with applicable environmental laws and regulations, such as the Framework Act on Environmental Policy, the Clean Air Conservation Act, the Water Environment Conservation Act, the Wastes Control Act, the Chemical Substances Control Act, the Act on the Registration and Evaluation of Chemical Substances, and the Act on the Promotion of Saving and Recycling of Resources.

2. The dedicated organization periodically inspects the status of environmental law compliance, and immediately implements corrective measures where a violation or a concern of violation is discovered.

Article 9 Energy Management

1. The Company promotes activities to improve energy use efficiency and reduce consumption at its workplaces.

- Introduction of high-efficiency equipment and replacement of aged facilities, and implementation of energy-saving campaigns in office and production spaces

- Continuation of resource/energy efficiency activities, such as expanding the use of electronic approval systems

2. The Company operates the solar power generation facility installed at its headquarters to expand the use of renewable energy, and expands the introduction of renewable energy in phases in consideration of workplace conditions.

3. The Company collects and analyzes energy consumption data to enhance the efficiency of energy management.

Article 10 Greenhouse Gases and Carbon Neutrality

1. To actively respond to climate change, the Company calculates and manages greenhouse gas emissions and sets feasible reduction goals.

2. The Company reduces workplace greenhouse gas emissions through renewable energy conversion, energy efficiency, the operation of eco-friendly equipment, etc., and endeavors to realize carbon neutrality.

3. The Company contributes to greenhouse gas reduction across the value chain through eco-friendly mobility businesses, such as hydrogen fuel cell, battery, and electrification testing and assembly equipment.

Article 11 Water Management

1. The Company uses water efficiently and manages water resources in accordance with the three principles of reduction, reuse, and recycling.

2. The Company manages wastewater generated in processes such as testing and cleaning so that it is lawfully treated, and minimizes its discharge.

Article 12 Raw and Subsidiary Materials Management

1. The Company efficiently uses raw and subsidiary materials such as metals, electrical/electronic components, and paints input into equipment manufacturing, thereby minimizing unnecessary resource waste.

2. By-products such as metal scrap (iron, aluminum, etc.), waste wood, and waste paper are separated and stored, and transferred to external facilities capable of recycling, or re-input.

3. The Company encourages the use of raw and subsidiary materials that have obtained eco-friendly certification or that were produced in an eco-friendly manner.

Article 13 Waste Management

1. The Company applies the 3R principles of Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle to the waste generated in the course of business activities to reduce the amount generated and promote resource circulation.

2. The Company separates and discharges waste by type; the items subject to separation include the following.

- Metals such as scrap iron, waste wood, and waste paper/paper

- Electronic/electrical waste (waste electrical/electronic components, waste boards, etc.), and waste plastic/waste glass

- Potentially hazardous (designated) waste such as waste oil, waste acid, and waste alkali

3. The Company reduces internal waste generation through the reuse and recovery of scrap iron, equipment, and parts, and the repurposing of used equipment and facilities, and records and manages the performance of reuse, recovery, and repurposing.

4. General waste and designated waste discharged from workplaces are lawfully separated, stored, and consigned for treatment in accordance with the procedures prescribed by relevant laws such as the Wastes Control Act, and the treatment history is traced and managed through the waste lawful-treatment handover system (Allbaro), etc.

5. The Company sets reduction goals for the amount of waste generated and the recycling rate, minimizes the ratio of landfilled/incinerated waste, and periodically inspects the implementation status. Related matters are managed through the "Waste Management Plan."

Article 14 Environmental Pollutant Management

1. The Company manages the generation and discharge of pollutants affecting the environment, such as air, water, and soil, to below the legally permitted standards.

- Monitoring the discharge of air pollutants generated from overall management activities such as sales, design and development, engineering, and management, and operating reduction facilities

- Conducting inspections and facility improvements to prevent the leakage of water pollutants and substances of concern for soil contamination

2. The Company considers not only the environmental impact from pollutant discharge but also the protection of the safety and health of officers and employees.

Article 15 Hazardous Chemical Substance Management

1. The Company identifies the status of chemical substances used in the course of business or contained in products, and registers and manages them in accordance with relevant laws.

2. The Company reduces the use of hazardous chemical substances and keeps material safety data sheets (MSDS) on hand to provide the necessary information to the officers and employees handling them.

Article 16 Development of Eco-friendly Equipment and Technology

1. The Company focuses on the development of equipment and technology that support the transition to eco-friendly mobility, such as hydrogen fuel cell, battery, and electrification component testing and assembly equipment, and smart factory automation equipment.

2. The Company gives priority consideration to improving the energy efficiency of equipment and reducing environmental impacts at the R&D stage.

Article 17 Eco-design (Environmentally Friendly Design)

1. At the equipment design stage, the Company aims for eco-friendly design that considers resource saving, energy efficiency, recyclability, and durability.

2. The Company pursues design improvements to facilitate the reuse and recycling of equipment and parts after use.

Article 18 Supplier Environmental Management

1. The Company shares the environmental management policy of these Regulations with suppliers and recommends that they participate in environmental management activities.

2. The Company endeavors to support the establishment of environmental management systems for suppliers that have a significant environmental impact.

Article 19 Green Purchasing

1. The Company gives priority consideration to the purchase of eco-friendly certified products and materials and energy-efficient products.

2. The Company endeavors to build a cooperative ecosystem with suppliers to expand the application of eco-friendly materials and recycled materials.

Article 20 Environmental Education

1. The Company periodically provides environmental education to all officers and employees to raise awareness of environmental management.

2. Through environmental protection campaigns, etc., the Company encourages officers and employees to develop an eco-friendly mindset in the course of performing their work.

Article 21 Stakeholder Communication

1. The Company operates channels for communication on environmental management with stakeholders such as customers, suppliers, shareholders, government agencies, and local communities.

2. The Company considers the environmental impact of its business activities on local communities, and endeavors to gather the opinions and grievances of local communities and reflect them in its environmental management.

Article 22 Information Disclosure

The Company transparently discloses information on its environmental management performance and activities through its website, ESG disclosures, etc., in accordance with reasonable and objective standards.

Article 23 Environmental Goal Setting

1. The Company sets annual and mid- to long-term environmental goals for key environmental factors such as energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, and waste generation.

2. Environmental goals are set by comprehensively considering the business status, external policy directions, and legal requirements.

Article 24 Performance Monitoring and Inspection

1. The dedicated organization periodically inspects the implementation status of environmental goals, and evaluates the achievement rate against the goals and the effectiveness of the promotion activities.

2. Based on the inspection results, the Company derives improvement tasks and adjusts the environmental goals as necessary.

3. The Company reflects environmental management performance in management reporting and decision-making to pursue continuous improvement.

Article 25 Environmental Emergency Response

1. The Company establishes and inspects response procedures in preparation for environmental emergencies such as chemical substance leaks, fires, and pollutant discharge accidents.

2. In the event of an environmental accident, the Company responds promptly to minimize damage, and establishes and implements cause analysis and recurrence prevention measures.

Article 1 Effective Date

These Environmental Management Regulations take effect on April 1, 2026. Environmental management-related activities promoted before the enforcement of these Regulations are deemed to have been implemented in accordance with these Regulations.

Article 2 Responsible Department

The department overseeing these Regulations shall be the Management Planning Office and the Management Division, and detailed matters necessary for implementation may be prescribed by separate guidelines or procedures.

Article 3 Amendment

Any amendment to these Regulations shall be implemented upon approval by the highest decision-maker, and the amended content shall be immediately announced to all officers and employees.

Article 4 Revision History

[Appendix]

01. Environmental Management Policy

02. Environmental Management Goals