EMRO Publishes Its First Sustainability Report

- Presents sustainability management direction by defining ESG principles and key initiatives to fulfill corporate roles and social responsibilities as a supply chain management software company and to advance toward becoming a leading global enterprise

- Identifies five key social and governance issues through a double materiality assessment and establishes concrete management measures, along with mid- to long-term environmental management goals

July 1, 2025 – Emro Inc. (KOSDAQ: 058970), Korea’s leading AI-based SRM software company, announced that it has published its first-ever Sustainability Report since its founding.

Emro released the 2025 Sustainability Report for the first time this year to share the outcomes of its environmental, social, and governance (ESG) initiatives carried out over the past year, as well as its future sustainability management plans, with a wide range of stakeholders. Prepared in accordance with major global sustainability reporting guidelines such as GRI and SASB, the report outlines five core ESG management principles and key initiatives, presenting Emro’s practical roadmap for fulfilling its role and social responsibility as a specialized supply chain management software provider and for growing into a global company.

In particular, based on a double materiality assessment—which comprehensively evaluates both the impact of corporate activities on the environment and society and the financial impact of external ESG-related factors on the company—Emro identified five key material issues: ▲customer satisfaction and product quality responsibility, ▲ESG risk management, ▲fair trade and the strengthening of ethical and compliance management, ▲customer data protection, and ▲enhancement of employee value. The report also details specific management measures for each of these issues.

Last year, Emro established a supply chain ESG management framework to build a foundation for shared growth with its partners and plans to continuously enhance its supplier evaluation and management systems in line with global ESG standards. In addition, under the leadership of its Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), the company has set up a dedicated organization to establish information security management systems and policies and to operate an integrated response framework, thereby strengthening personal data protection and overall information security.

Furthermore, to address climate change and promote resource circulation, Emro has set mid- to long-term environmental goals to reduce energy consumption and waste generation by at least 10% each by 2030, and is implementing phased strategic initiatives to advance its environmental management practices.

An Emro spokesperson said, “Starting with the publication of this Sustainability Report, we will continue to transparently disclose ESG-related information and actively communicate with stakeholders, while progressively implementing sustainability management practices that align with global standards.”

Emro’s 2025 Sustainability Report is available for download and viewing on the company’s official website.