Hyundai Transys Obtains International Standard Certification for 'Compliance'

"Establishment of International Standard Compliance and Anti-Corruption Management System"

Hyundai Transys obtained the international standard compliance management system certification (ISO 37301) on the 16th. Since 2021, the company has maintained the anti-corruption management system certification (ISO 37001) for three consecutive years, and with this new certification, the company explained that its efforts to implement compliance management in eight areas, including fair trade, industrial safety, major accidents, win-win cooperation, human resources and labor, and anti-corruption, have been recognized.

The ISO 37301 and ISO 37001 certifications were established by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) to manage corporate compliance and anti-corruption. They comprehensively evaluate corporate management systems according to international standards and grant certifications accordingly.

Since 2019, the company has voluntarily taken the lead in complying with fair trade laws and promoting win-win cooperation by introducing a fair trade compliance program.

This year, the company is strengthening and operating the fair trade compliance program focusing on five key areas: enhancing employees' compliance awareness, establishing an internal control system, inspecting subcontract transactions, preventing collusion, and fair trade disclosure and agreements.

A Hyundai Transys compliance management official stated, “Ethics and compliance management have become essential elements for sustainable corporate management,” adding, “As a leading company in ESG management, Hyundai Transys will take the lead in building a sustainable future mobility ecosystem based on employees' responsible compliance and high ethical awareness.”

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