Conflict Minerals

In order to fulfill its social responsibility, JINYANG OILSEAL participates actively in activities that prohibit the use of conflict minerals and works with all its suppliers that trade with the company to comply with the conflict mineral regulation policy.

What Are Conflict Minerals?

The term ‘conflict minerals’ refers to the four major minerals (tin, tantalum, tungsten, gold) extracted in
the Democratic Republic of Congo, Congo, Sudan, Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda, Zambia, Angola, Tanzania, and Central Africa, which are conflict zones in Africa.
Regulations are in operation that require companies to report the use of disputed minerals mined in the above conflict areas in order to prevent the proceeds
from the sale of these minerals reaching militants who are engaged in activities that violate human rights in the country.