SoloM Gets ISO 37001 Certification... Global 'Transparent Management' Spurs

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- Corruption Risk Management Capabilities Recognized International Standards... Internalizing a culture of company-wide integrity

- Establishment of ethical foundation to strengthen competitiveness of global orders such as ESL, electric field, and chargers

- Accelerate the 'Global Top Tier' leap by upgrading ESG and increasing governance transparency

SOLUM (CEO Jeon Seong-ho), a leading global electronic components and solutions company, announced on the 8th that it has obtained certification for "ISO 37001," an anti-corruption management system, from the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Through this certification, SoloM has demonstrated a top-notch transparent management system that meets the strict needs of the global market.

ISO 37001 is an international standard that identifies corruption risks that may occur in the course of a company's operation in advance and evaluates whether a system has been systematically established to prevent and control them. In this review, Solum was recognized for its excellent management capabilities in all areas, from establishing anti-corruption policies to ethics training for executives and employees and establishing a real-time monitoring system.

In order to strengthen the company-wide anti-corruption system, Solum has established a culture of integrity within the organization by promoting △ appointment of a person in charge of anti-corruption compliance △ regular ethics management training for all employees △ advancement of corruption risks and control processes.

In particular, the certification is expected to be a strong driving force for Solum's global order business. As compliance with ESG management and ethical guidelines has become a prerequisite across the global supply chain, ISO 37001 certification is becoming a key indicator of partnership. SoloM plans to strengthen trust with overseas customers and investors by actively utilizing the certification in its Electronic Price List (ESL) business, which aims for the world's No. 1 share, and its rapidly growing electric vehicle (EV) charging module and electronic components business.

In fact, as the global ESL market is expected to grow 14.5% annually (2024-2029) from about $2.2 billion in 2024, Solum plans to speed up its efforts to tap into the global market based on this certification.

"The acquisition of this certification is the result of acknowledging that all of Solum's management activities are operated according to transparent and objective standards," a Solum official said. "We will continue to check the internal management system that blocks corruption risks in advance to become a global top company and do our best to establish advanced governance."

Meanwhile, Solum has recently become an example of sustainable management by maintaining its certification of environmental management (ISO 14001) and safety and health management (ISO 45001) along with the award of the "2025 K-ESG Management Awards." The company plans to complete a governance (G) system that meets global standards by promoting integrated certification of the ISO 37301.

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