apr

We establish transparent governance structure and

lead an ethical corporate culture

Governance

Compliance

What is compliance?

Compliance refers to an internal control system that ensures that a company operates in accordance with laws, regulations, ethics, and social norms. APR is building an effective compliance system by continuously recognizing domestic and international regulatory and ethical requirements. The system operates in a way that prepares and works on response plans for problem situations, and derives improvements through analysis and taking action.

Compliance Management System

Legal affairs
  • · Contract management
  • · Dispute resolution and litigation management
  • · Legal advice and support
  • · Protection of intellectual property rights
Compliance
management
  • · Governance management
  • · Protection of trade secrets
  • · Anti-corruption and ethical management
  • · ESG management
Safety and
Health
  • · Occupational safety and worker health management
  • · Prevention and response to accidents
  • · Compliance with health and safety laws and standards
  • · Safety education and training
Information
Protection
  • · Protection of personal information
  • · Cyber security response
  • · IT system and network protection
  • · Compliance with information protection laws and regulations

Ethical Management

APR, a leader in ethical and transparent management

Ethical management is a core principle that goes beyond simple regulatory compliance to build trust with all stakeholders and create a fair and transparent business environment.

APR strives to establish an ethical organizational culture so that all departments can make sustainable corporate activities through ethical decisions that meet global standards as well as regulatory compliance. By conducting ethical management, we aspire to fulfill our social responsibilities and create a sustainable future together.

Introduction of Anti-Bribery Management System (ISO 37001)

In 2025, APR strengthened its ethical management by obtaining certification for the Anti-Bribery Management System (ISO 37001), the international standard established by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). This achievement is the result of our continuous efforts to foster a transparent and fair corporate culture.
Moving forward, we will continue to uphold responsible management practices and strive to be a trusted company.

ISO 37001 Certificate

APR's Anti-Corruption Policy

Through this policy, APR, a company with the corporate motto to “provide beauty technology for a better life” and a vision to become a “leading company in the global market,” aims to establish a corruption prevention management system by enhancing corporate value through transparent management and setting standards of employee conduct related to corruption.

  • ① All employees shall not give or receive any money, valuables, entertainment, or bribes to or from stakeholders.
  • ② All employees shall comply with all applicable domestic and international laws and internal regulations regarding the prohibition of corruption and bribery.
  • ③ The Company applies the principle of zero tolerance to employees who commit corruption.
  • ④ The Company continuously operates and develops its anti-corruption management system to achieve anti-corruption goals.
  • ⑤ All employees must immediately report any violations of anti-corruption laws or regulations to the Company, and the Company shall protect the informant's anonymity and ensure that the informant is not disadvantaged as a result of the report.
  • ⑥ The company shall take appropriate measures, including disciplinary action in accordance with internal regulations, if an executive or employee violates anti-corruption laws or regulations, or fails to take proper action despite recognizing the possibility of such a violation.
  • ⑦ The CEO grants the anti-corruption officer the authority and independence necessary to prevent corruption.
Anti-Corruption Policy

Anti-corruption Organization Chart

Anti-corruption Organization Chart
Anti-corruption Organization Chart

Code of Ethics

We pursue free and fair competition in all business activities, reinforcing mutual trust and cooperation with our customers, shareholders, employees, partners, and local communities to pursue shared interests. To ensure compliance with our Code of Ethics, we have established 'Ethical Principles' that guide our employees in maintaining consistent and correct ethical values, thereby strengthening our ethical management.

Morality

Employees must conduct all activities related to their duties in accordance with moral standards acceptable to societal conscience. They must always practice the duty of integrity.

Fairness

Employees must not unlawfully use or infringe upon the tangible and intangible assets of competitors, such as technology and business operations. They should strive to gain a legitimate competitive advantage through competence and perform their duties fairly and reasonably, addressing any conflicts of interest.

Confidentiality

Both the company and its employees are required to maintain absolute confidentiality regarding any information acquired during the course of business.

Diligence

Employees should appropriately respect, manage, and supervise their subordinates related to work, and make every effort to enhance mutual understanding and cooperation.

Objectivity

Employees should maintain reasonable and sound discretion and objectivity as professionals while performing their duties.

Competence

Employees should make every effort to improve their professional qualifications through the development of specialized knowledge and skills. They should closely collaborate with other departments and colleagues to enhance their overall work performance.

Morality

Employees must conduct all activities related to their duties in accordance with moral standards acceptable to societal conscience. They must always practice the duty of integrity.

Fairness

Employees must not unlawfully use or infringe upon the tangible and intangible assets of competitors, such as technology and business operations. They should strive to gain a legitimate competitive advantage through competence and perform their duties fairly and reasonably, addressing any conflicts of interest.

Confidentiality

Both the company and its employees are required to maintain absolute confidentiality regarding any information acquired during the course of business.

Diligence

Employees should appropriately respect, manage, and supervise their subordinates related to work, and make every effort to enhance mutual understanding and cooperation.

Objectivity

Employees should maintain reasonable and sound discretion and objectivity as professionals while performing their duties.

Competence

Employees should make every effort to improve their professional qualifications through the development of specialized knowledge and skills. They should closely collaborate with other departments and colleagues to enhance their overall work performance.

Ethical Management Activities

Implementation of supplier
selection process

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Anti-corruption training
for employees

80% training completion rate in 2024

Submission of
anti-corruption pledge

Employees, the Board of Directors,
and suppliers

Operation of an online
grievance channel to abolish
unethical behavior