Sustainable Development Organization
Expertise of Members of the Company's Sustainability Committee
- Development Shu-Ming Hsu Chief Sustainability Officer: Currently serves as Special Assistant to the Chairman of the Company, concurrently holding the positions of Group Chief Sustainability Officer and Chief Technology Officer. Possesses qualifications including Civil Engineer, Arbitrator, legal expertise, industry knowledge, information and technology, business management, international market perspective, and iPASS Net-Zero Carbon Planning Manager (Entry Level).
- Dong-Hao He Committee Member: Currently serves as Independent Director of the Company and Vice President of St. John's University. Possesses expertise in law, industry knowledge, information and technology, business management, and international market perspective.
- Shu-Chen Chen Committee Member: Currently serves as Senior Vice President of the Company. Possesses expertise in financial accounting, risk management, strategic planning, decision analysis, business management, industry knowledge, and international market perspective.
The functions of the Sustainable Development Committee
- Formulating sustainable development policies, systems, or related management guidelines.
- Reviewing the goals, strategies, and action plans of ESG policies.
- Tracking the implementation progress and performance evaluation of action plans.
- Integrating the execution status of various groups and preparing sustainable reports.
- Providing experience sharing on sustainable issues in related fields.
Operations of the Sustainable Development Commission
In 2025, the Sustainability Development Committee held 2 meetings with 100% attendance by all 3 members. Reported topics included the annual work plan, greenhouse gas inventory, risk management, stakeholder communication, fulfillment of integrity management policies, climate-related risk and opportunity management, and sustainability promotion. The [2024 Sustainability Report] has been completed, undergone third-party verification and review, and was unanimously approved by all members for submission to the Board of Directors for resolution.
The Board's supervision of sustainable development matters
The Board of Directors convenes quarterly regular meetings to lead major corporate decisions and business directions. In 2025, topics reported to the Board included the annual work plan, greenhouse gas inventory, risk management, stakeholder communication, fulfillment of integrity management policies, climate-related risk and opportunity management, and sustainability promotion. The [2024 Sustainability Report] has been completed, undergone third-party verification and review, and was unanimously approved by all committee members for submission to the Board of Directors for resolution, thereby implementing the Board's oversight function.
Sustainable Development Strategy
L&K has established comprehensive policies and action plans encompassing economic,
social, and environmental development to promote sound corporate governance, foster sustainable
environmental development, uphold social welfare, and enhance the transparency of
sustainability-related disclosures.
L&K’s management philosophy is rooted in human-centered values, aiming to build a
collective corporate identity. In operational management, the company prioritizes sustainable
operations, practicing sustainable engineering through the influence of green technology and a
strong focus on risk management.
Centered around five key pillars — Professional Essence, Innovative Value, Excellence
in Leadership, Resource Minimization, and Accountability —L&K integrates these principles
into its corporate culture. These pillars form the company’s core competencies, nurturing a
resilient and dynamic organization. L&K aligns its efforts with the United Nations’ 2030
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and actively implements these values in daily operations
to fulfill the core functions of sustainable engineering and effectively address social and
environmental challenges.
Impact Assessment
When faced with major events, strategic changes, or external challenges, L&K conducts
systematic analysis to assess their impact on operations, enabling the formulation of risk
response and business continuity strategies.
The L&K Operational Impact Assessment Process begins by defining the objectives and
scope, identifying risks and potential impacts, evaluating impact severity, recognizing
critical resources and processes, identifying response measures, and designing communication and
training plans. The entire process is continuously monitored and improved throughout its execution.
Materiality Assessment and Stakeholder Engagement
L&K identifies key stakeholders relevant to its operations. In response to the evolving
concerns of stakeholders regarding sustainability issues, L&K collects and analyzes
topics closely related to its business activities.
By understanding stakeholder concerns and conducting operational impact assessments, L&K
performs materiality analyses for its sustainability reporting.
Based on GRI Standards, L&K identifies material topics and, in accordance with disclosure
requirements, collects and discloses related information, data, and management approaches.
L&K fosters effective communication and engagement with stakeholders, enhancing
corporate transparency, trust, and social acceptance—key objectives in its pursuit of
sustainable development.
These material topics hold internal value for L&K, contributing to performance improvements
across environmental, social, and governance (ESG) aspects throughout the supply chain,
contractor management, internal operations, and customer service processes.