投资人关系 | CyberLink

CyberLink’s product manufacturing operations are outsourced through procurement. Therefore, we primarily implement environmental management through our supplier management policy. In 2025, the signing rate of the Integrity Commitment and Environmental Commitment among major suppliers reached 100%. To further align with international standards, we launched the signing of the new Supplier Sustainability Responsibility Commitment in 2025, with full signing expected in 2026.

Additionally, we require that all products provided by suppliers comply with the latest European Union environmental regulations and be accompanied by a certificate ensuring the products are free of prohibited or restricted substances. We annually conduct one to two on-site or written audits of our major suppliers to ensure that they comply with these requirements.

CyberLink continues to develop innovative ways to reduce the use of product and packaging materials, giving priority to renewable, recyclable, or biodegradable materials. Since 2017, CyberLink has worked with optical disc and packaging suppliers to promote green production initiatives, gradually reducing the annual use of optical discs and retail boxes to cut resource consumption. Compared with 2017, annual retail box production decreased by 59%, and annual optical disc usage decreased by 98% in 2025.

CyberLink’s primary source of waste comes from the routine daily operations of our employees. We engage certified waste management companies to recycle and manage our waste, ensuring that all waste is handled in accordance with environmental regulations and safety standards to prevent potential harm to the environment. Additionally, to reduce waste generation, we continue to implement various digitalization initiatives.

In 2025, CyberLink’s total waste intensity (tons per million NT$ revenue) for both our headquarters and subsidiary in Japan decreased by 19.3% compared to the previous year and by 22.87% compared to the 2023 baseline year, far exceeding the planned target reduction of 4%.

Since 2022, CyberLink has formally initiated its greenhouse gas (GHG) inventory in accordance with ISO 14064-1:2018 standards, and appointed Grant Thornton to conduct a third-party limited assurance of Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions in accordance with ISAE 3410 assurance standards. Initially, the inventory focused on our headquarters, covering Scope 1 (direct GHG emissions and removals), Scope 2 (energy indirect GHG emissions), and Scope 3 (indirect GHG emissions from the use of products by the organization). In 2023, we further expanded the inventory to include our Japan subsidiary.

We set 2023 as the baseline year for GHG reduction and established a target to reduce total carbon emission intensity by 10-15% by 2030. In 2025, the total carbon emission intensity for our headquarters and Japan subsidiary was 0.3165 tons CO2e, representing a reduction of 24.44% compared to 2023.

CyberLink’s water usage mainly comes from office air-conditioning systems and employees’ daily needs, and we do not operate high-water-consumption factories. Since 2022, we have begun inventorying water usage at our headquarters, and starting in 2023, we included our Japan subsidiary to provide a more comprehensive assessment and disclosure of water usage.

In 2025, the water intensity of our headquarters and Japan subsidiary decreased by a cumulative 1.82% compared to the 2023 baseline year. Although we continued to promote water conservation programs, external challenges—including workforce expansion, significantly higher office occupancy, and increased cleaning needs due to high temperatures caused by climate change—led to higher overall water demand, and water intensity increased by 5.47% compared to the previous year.

Due to the above factors and leakage from aging public facilities in the office building, we did not meet the target of a 5%–10% reduction from the 2023 baseline this year. We have reported the aging equipment issue to the property management unit and continue to track the improvement progress to prevent unnecessary waste of resources.

In addition to implementing daily water-saving measures, we will further strengthen our water resource management strategy, continue to promote water conservation programs, and raise employee awareness of water conservation to ensure the sustainable use of resources.