UCL

The principles of capital investment, an important element of corporate management, are to expand organizations within the limitations of available capital. If the need to obtain a bank loan presents itself, the debt shall be limited to the extent that it will be paid back within five years. The principle of zero-debt management shall be enforced to prevent excessive expansion.

Company goals include the pursuit of profits, the creation of jobs, and the realization of growth. Rapid growth, however, exposes the company to the risk of failure. As such, our management is committed to implementing managed growth of levels of market prices reflected in the consumer price index + 10%.

We have implemented 2-3 risk mitigation measures to protect ourselves from uncertainties and various management variables with a goal to achieve and sustain a bad debt level of 0%.

Corporate competitiveness within the 21st century can also be seen as technological competitiveness. Therefore, our goal is to develop original technologies that are recognized globally rather than pursue growth by non-technological factors, while increasing sales by leveraging our own technologies and developing lines(technical cooperation).

Employees who create losses for our company by engaging in illicit activities, failing to abide by company rules and regulations, or carrying out business decisions without proper reports or approvals shall be held liable for their actions.

Capital is important for companies, but employees are their most important assets. We are thus dedicated to training and educating our staff and recruiting talented individuals by providing fair remuneration according to each individual’s performance levels and abilities. These guidelines shall be reasonable and established in such a way as to meet the expectations of our employees.