LITE-ONsetnewshort,medium,and long-termenvironmentalmanagementtargetsforuseofenergyandresourcesanddischargeofpollutantsin2018.LITE-ONsubmittedthecarbonreductiontargets fora formalSBTcompliancereviewtodemonstrate itssupportfortheefforttokeepglobaltemperatureincreasebelow2degreesCelsius.Thewastereductiontargetsincludealong-termtargettoreducewasteby3,300tonnesonanabsolutebasisby2025.ItisconsistentwithLITE-ON'scampaignforacirculareconomy.

Latest progress*Goals 2018Result

Carbonreductiontarget

Reducecarbonemissionperunitofrevenueby39.3%by2025comparedtothebaseyear2014

-15.03%

Energyconservationtarget

Reducepowerconsumptionby6%onanabsolutebasisby2020comparedtothebaseyear2017

-8.66%

Wastereductiontarget

Reducewasteby 6%on an absolute basis by 2020comparedtothebaseyear2017;reducewasteby3,300tonnesonanabsolutebasisby2025comparedtothebaseyear2017

-12.54%-3,952tonnes

Waterconservationtarget

Reducewaterconsumptionby6%onanabsolutebasisby2020comparedtothebaseyear2017

-17.54%

Productenergyefficiencytarget

Increaseenergyconversionefficiencyofpowersupplyproducts by 2% by 2023 based on products andtechnologiesdevelopedin2016

+1.19%

Renewableenergies

100%renewableenergyusedinTaiwaneseplants 54.98%

Note:1.GivenownershipofLITE-ON'scameramodulesdepartmentandmobiledevicesdepartmentweretransferredin2018,theenvironmentaldataforthecameramodulesdepartmentareavailableuptotheendofJune2018,andthoseforthemobiledevicesdepartmentareavailableuptotheendofOctober2018.

2.Productenergysavingefficiencymeasuresandpracticesaredisclosedunder3.1.22018GreenDesignsandAchievements

4.1.3EnvironmentalManagementGoals 4.2.1ClimateChangePolicy

4.2 Climate Change and Energy Management

Havingidentifiedclimatechangeasoneofthemajorsustainabilityissuesandkeyrisks,LITE-ONpayscloseattentiontoclimatechangedevelopmentsaroundtheworldandtoreactionstothisphenomenoninothercountries.LITE-ONcontinuestomonitorandanalyzetheissues,andworksonadaptationandmitigationtogreenhousegases.

Forclimatechangemitigation,wecontinueto followtheSBTapproach forcarbonreductionandanalyzeandmanageinternalenergyconsumption.Meanwhile,werelyongreendesign,greenfactory,energymanagement,andhighperformanceenergycreation,conservation,andconversionproductsandsolutionstomeetaggressiveGHGemissionreductiontargetsandchallengesofclimatechange.

Forclimatechangeadaptation,weobservethe2degreesCelsiusscenarioreleasedbytheInternationalEnergyAgency,andidentifypotentialshort-,medium-,andlong-termrisksarisingfromclimatechangebasedoninternationalresearch,industrytrends,andresultsofinternalandexternalstudiesaswellasourowndecisionsandjudgments.WealsofollowtheTaskForceonClimate-RelatedFinancialDisclosures(TCFD)frameworktodiscloseclimatechangeinformationandrelatedrisksandopportunities.Wemakeclimaterelatedfinancialstatementsoneofthemeansofstakeholdercommunication.

4.2.2OverallImpactandChallengesofClimateChangeLITE-ONseesclimatechangeasamajorriskandanimportantopportunity.TheClimateChangeRiskTaskForceisinplacetoidentifyLITE-ON'sexposuretopotentialphysicalrisksandtransformationrisksarisingfromclimatechange.Therisksandopportunitiesidentifiedareanalyzedfurtherintermsofprobabilityandseverity.Thetaskforceassessestheprobabilityandseverityofeachriskandappropriatecountermeasuresbeforeproceedingtoimplementclimatechangeadaptationandmitigationstrategiesandpolicies.

In2018,we identified themajorclimate risksofclimatechange,mainly fromtherequirementsofkeystakeholderssuchasclientsandinvestorstoreducegreenhousegasemissionsandcomplywithproductenergyefficiencystandards.Theopportunitiesbroughtaboutbyclimatechangemainlyappearedinourgreenproductsandservicesthatrespondtothetrendofsustainability. Intheclimatechangeriskandopportunitymanagement,wefollowthePDCAcycleonISO14001EnvironmentalManagementSystemtoeachoperationsitesandsetthekeyperformanceindicatorsbasedonunitrevenuetoreducetheenvironmentalimpact.

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4.2.3ClimateChangeResponseMeasuresIntermsof itsclimatechangeresponsestrategy,LITE-ONtakesintoaccountproducts,equipment,managementandotherfactors,andcontinuestodevelopgreendesign,greenfactory,energymanagement,andhigh-performanceenergycreation,conservation,andconversionproductsandsolutions.Inaddition,LITE-ONfocusesonenergymanagementsystems,renewableenergydevelopment,andinternationalrenewableenergycertificatesaskeystrategies,andmakesplans for internalcarbonpricingtoprovideabasis forinvestmentstrategiesandriskmanagement.Tostartearly inmakingpreparationsforpotentialeffectsofclimatechange,LITE-ONisimplementingthefollowingclimatechangemitigationandadaptationstrategies:

Climate change mitigation strategies:Energy creation◦Developrenewableenergyandincreasetheenergyusefromrenewablesources

Energy conservation◦Optimizeproductionprocessesandimproveplantoperationstoeffectivelyachieve

energyandwaterconservation,wastereduction,andairpollutionprevention◦Devoteeffortstominimizingtheimpactofproductpackagingandbusinessactivitieson

theenvironment◦Improveenergyconservationandenvironmentalprotectionperformanceatallplants

Energy conversion◦mplementgreendesignto improveenergyefficiency forproductsandreducethe

impactofproductuseontheenvironment◦Continuetoencouragesupplierstoexploreinnovativemeansofoperationthathave

lessimpactontheenvironment

Renewable energy developmentLITE-ONsupportsthedevelopmentofrenewableenergies. Inadditiontopurchasingrooftopsolarpowersystemsandinternationalgreenpowercertificatesforraisingthevolumeandpercentageofrenewableenergiesconsumptioneveryyear,thiscompanyisseekingsuitablerenewableenergysuppliersforpowerpurchaseagreementsorcharityforgreenpowertoachievelowcarbonmanufacturing.In2018,LITE-ONconsumed1,447MWhofsolarpowerthat itgenerated,andpurchasedinternationalrenewableenergycertificatesfor19,000MWh.Totalrenewableenergyconsumptionreached20,447MWh,whichwas5.05%ofLITE-ON'stotalpowerconsumption.

Year 2015 2016 2017 2018Renewableenergyconsumption(mwh)

6,684 14934 16030 20447

Renewableenergypercentage

1.57% 3.38% 3.61% 5.05%

Energy management strategyLITE-ONcontinuesto implementenergymanagementsystem,andhasobtainedISO50001:2011certificationinfiveoperationsitessuchasHsinchuScienceParkPlant,LITE-ON(Guangzhou).LITE-ON(Dongguan)hasreceivedLevelAcertificationforenergymanagementinDongguan,whichenablesittomonitorconstantlyenergyconsumptioninplantsandoffices.Theobjectivesaretoidentifypotentiallyfeasibleoptimization,toimproveenergyefficiency,toreduceconsumptionofnaturalgas,oil,andpurchasedelectricity,andtosupportthecampaignforautomatedenergysavingtechnologiesandcleanenergyinnovations.

Production process optimization and plant operation improvementLITE-ONplantshaveproposedenergysavingandimprovementplansfocusingonfourareas.Theareasareairconditioningimprovement,productionlineimprovement,lightingimprovement,andpowersystemimprovement.Theemphasisisonbetterefficiencyandinvestment.In2018,LITE-ONplantsimplemented83energysavingprojects,andsavedpowerconsumptionby14,279,407kWh.Inparticular,airconditioningandproductionlineimprovementshowedexcellentresults.Forairconditioningimprovement,maintenanceofair conditioningpipework, improvementofcooling towerdesign,modificationofcompressorscheduling,andchange toelectricalheatingcontributed toenergyconservationandpollutionreduction.Newmagneticlevitationchillerscontinuetobeinstalledandcompressormodulesupgradedalongtheproductionlines.Furthermore,themachinesarescheduledtooperateinawaythatleadstofewermodulesonstandby.Regarding lighting,LITE-ONreplacestraditional fluorescenttubeswithLEDtubestosignificantly reduceenergyconsumptionwhile increasingtheuseful life.Forpowersystems,transformersareadjustedtoreducewaste.

Climate change adaptation strategies•Developandexpandtherangeoflowcarbonproductsandservices•Developingautomatedenergysavingtechnologiesandcleanenergyinnovations•Identificationandfinancializationofclimatechangerisksandopportunities

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4.2.4.1GreenhouseGasInventoryLITE-ONcontinuestoworkontransformationandupgradeoflowcarbonproductsandimprovementofrenewableenergyutilizationinordertofulfillthepromiseofgreenhousegas reduction.LITE-ONhasbeenpassing thirdparty (SGSTaiwanLtd)certificationstandardsandperformingongreenhousegasemissionverification(reasonable levelofassurance)since2007inaccordancewiththecarbonmanagementstrategy.In2018,LITE-ON'sScope1andScope2GHGemissionswere322,293tonnes.TheCO2emissionreductionwas50,152tonnesCO2e(13.47%)comparedto2017or79,091tonnesCO2e(19.70%)comparedto2014(baseyear).Thecarbonintensitywas1.69tonnesCO2e/NTDmillion,15.03%lowerthanin2014.

2018 LITE-ON Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories

4.2.4GreenhouseGasMitigation

Greenhousegasemissionsandintensity2014-2018

Developing and expanding the range of low carbon products and servicesTocounterthethreatofclimatechange,LITE-ONdevotesitselftodevelopinglowcarbonproductsandservicesandrelatedinnovations.Byreducingenergyconsumptionandcuttingwaste,LITE-ONenables itselfanditscustomerstomakemoreefficientuseofenergyresources,therebyachievinghigherenergyconversionefficiency,reducedmaterialuseandweightforproducts,andreducedwaste.Forexample,theenergysavingchip,oneoftheresultsfromthisR&Dprocess,whencomparedtoproductsinthepast,hasachieved(1)38.1%weightreductionperunitor81tonnesintotaland(2)34.4%reductionintheuseofnon-recyclableheatsinkpaste.Bothcontributetoalowerenvironmentalimpact.

Developing automated energy saving technologies and clean energy innovationsLITE-ON reconstructs qualitymanufacturing through automation and digitaltransformation. In2015, thecompanywas the firstmanufacturer in thecountry tointroducethefirstunmannedLEDlightingproductionline.In2017,itstartedimplementingbigdataandIoTremotemonitoring,andinstalledalargenumberofsmartmanufacturingsystems.Theshifttowardtheuseoffamilymaterials, familymolds,andfamily jigs inproductionalsohelptoreducetheenergyandresourceinputperunitproduct.In2018,LITE-ONSmartLifeandApplicationsDivisionhasinstalledpartofasmartproductionlinetoprovidelinesharinginasmallvolumeandachievetheobjectiveoffastlinechangingfor fastproduction.Mobilephonechargersalsobenefited fromthe introductionofsmartmanufacturing. Itdoublesthehourlyproductioncapacity,andreducespowerconsumptionperunitproductby6%to8%.

Identification and financialization of climate change risks and opportunitiesWemakeacommitmenttofollowtheTCFDframeworktodiscloseclimatechangeinformationandrelatedrisksandopportunities.TheClimateChangeRiskTaskForcehasbeenputinplacein2018.It ischargedwithidentifyingLITE-ON'sexposuretopotentialphysicalrisksandtransformationrisksarisingfromclimatechangeandassessingthefinancialimpactoflikelyclimaterelatedrisksandopportunities.Furthermore,LITE-ONcontinuestofollowinternationalcarbontradingissues.Thecompanyhasalsostartedformulatinginternalcarbonpricingplansforitsownsciencebasedtargetstointernalizecostsofcarbonemission.Itadoptstheshadowcarbonpricingmethodology,andtakesintoaccountthecarbontradingregulationsinTaiwanandthepricesinMainlandChinatodeterminecarbonpricesformainoperationsitesinTaiwanandMainlandChina.TheconceptoftotalemissioncontrolwillbeappliedinthefuturetosetreductiontargetsforindividualbusinessunitsaspartofLITE-ON'sefforttostartearlyinanticipationofchangesintheenergymarketafternewcarbonreductionandcarbontradingregulationsandinmitigationofbusinessrisks.

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Greenhousegasemission(Scope1),TonsofCO2e*1 15,925 17,206 19,493 17,756 12,933

Greenhousegasemission(Scope2),TonsofCO2e*2 385,459 364,671 363,512 354,689 309,360

GreenhousegasemissionintensitytonnesCO2e/NTDmillion

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VolumeofScope1andScope2emissions-bygastype*3

CO2:392,139CH4:7,740N2O:61HFCs:1,471

CO2:371,025CH4:7,047N2O:60HFCs:3,745

CO2:369,219CH4:8,048N2O:55HFCs:5,684

CO2:359,944CH4:8,421N2O:38HFCs:4,034

CO2:313,363CH4:7,261N2O:7.3HFCs:1,661

PercentageofScope1andScope2emissions-bygastype

CO2:97.69%CH4:1.93%N2O:0.02%HFCs:0.37%

CO2:97.43%CH4:1.70%N2O:0.01%HFCs:0.86%

CO2:96.40%CH4:2.10%N2O:0.01%HFCs:1.48%

CO2:96.64%CH4:2.26%N2O:0.01%HFCs:1.08%

CO2:97.23%CH4:2.25%N2O:0.002%HFCs:0.52%

Biomassemissions(Scope1),TonsofCO2e 745 532 280 0 0

Standardsandmethodology ISO14064-1 ISO14064-1 ISO14064-1 ISO14064-1 ISO14064-1

Sourceofemissioncoefficient IPCC2006 IPCC2006 IPCC2006 IPCC2006 IPCC2006

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Operationalcontrol Operationalcontrol Operationalcontrol Operationalcontrol Operationalcontrol

*1Directgreenhousegasemissions(Scope1):fuelcombustioninfixedequipment,productionactivities,fuelcombustionintransportationequipment,anddiffusion(e.g.fireextinguishersandrefrigerants).*2Directgreenhousegasemissionsfromenergyuse(Scope2):purchasedelectricityandsteam.*3TheemissionsofPerfluorocarbons(PFCs),Sulfurhexafluoride(SF6),Nitrogentrifluoride(NF3)are0

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4.2.4.2GreenhouseGasReductionMeasures(GHGScopes1and2)LITE-ONcontinuestoworkonimprovingtheefficiencyofenergysavingandbusinessequipmentinplantsandoffices.LITE-ONfocuseditseffortsonupgradingandimprovingmanagementof the lightingsystemsattheplants; improvingproductionprocesses;upgradingairconditioningunits;andimprovingmanagementsystemsandotherenergysavingmeasuresin2018.ThetotalGHGemissionreductionwas11,914tonnesCO2e.Theenergyandcarbonsavingmeasuresatindividualplantsandofficesareasfollows:

Site CarbonreductionmeasuresReduction(Tonnes)

Taiwan -Upgradeandimprovementoflightingsystems-Improvementofmanagementsystems-Improvementofproductionprocesses-Improvementofproductionequipment

496

MainlandChina

NorthernMainlandChina

-Upgradeandimprovementoflightingsystems-Creationofamanagementteam-Improvementofairconditioningperformance-Switchtoinvertercompressors

1,637

EasternMainlandChina

-Replacementofolderequipmenttoincreasecombustionefficiency-Improvementofmanagementsystems-Upgradeandimprovementoflightingsystems-Equipmentschedulingmodification

1,216

SouthernMainlandChina

-Upgradeandimprovementoflightingsystems-Improvementofmanagementsystems-Improvementofproductionequipment-ReplacementofA/Cunits

7,943

Thailand -Improvementofmanagementsystems-Improvementofproductionequipment-ReplacementofA/Cunits

623

Total 11,914

4.2.4.3GreenhouseGasValueChainInventory (GHGScope3)TomaximizethevalueoftheLITE-ONvaluechainandtoidentifykeyfactorsinslowingdownclimatechange,LITE-ONtakes inventoriesofemissionsfromitsownbusinessactivitiesaswellasthosefromitsentireGHGvaluechain.LITE-ONadoptedtheGHGProtocolEvaluatorTooltoidentifyScope3emissionsin2017.ThecompanyalsofollowedtheGHGProtocolScope3Standardtoestablishrelatedinventorymethodologies.GHGemissionswerequantifiedbycategoryin2018.Theplanwastoidentifyemissionhotspotsinthevaluechain,setreductiontargets,andstartimplementingreductionmeasures.

Regardingtheuseofproductssold fromEmissionSourceCategory11onthevaluechain,forexample,LITE-ONsetthetargettobea2%improvementofenergyconversion

efficiency forpowersupplyproductsby2023with theproductsand technologiesdevelopedin2016asthebaseline.Throughgreendesign,LITE-ONworkedwithupstreamICsupplierstodevelopanewgenerationofsynchronousrectification ICs forhigherefficientpowerconversion.Thecompanyachieveda1.19%improvementinconversionefficiencyand108,577TonnesCO2einemissionreductionin2018.Scope3Categories Category

Sourceidentification Scopeofverification

Emission(TonnesCO2e)

01 PurchasedGoodsandServices

○ EmissionsfromtheproductspurchasedbyLITE-ONPowerConversionSBGandMechanicalCompetenceSBG,ImageBU.

11,203,774

02 CapitalGoods ○ EmissionsfromthecomputerrelatedofficeequipmentpurchasedbyLITE-ONGlobalHeadquarter(Neihu).

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03 Fuel-andEnergy-RelatedActivitiesNotIncludedinScope1orScope2

○ Emissionsrelatedtotheproductionoffuelsandenergypurchasedandconsumedbymajoroperations'contractors.

4,855

04 UpstreamTransportationandDistribution

○ UpstreamtransportationanddistributionofproductspurchasedbyMechanicalCompetenceSBG,EnclosureBU,GuangZhouplant.

1,250

05 WasteGeneratedinOperations

○ Emissionsatmajoroperationsfromthird-partydisposalandtreatmentofwastegenerated.

10,307

06 BusinessTravel ○ EmissionsatTaiwan'soperationsfromthetransportationofemployeesforbusinessrelatedactivitiesinaircraft

4,111

07 EmployeeCommuting ○ Emissionsatmajoroperationsfromthetransportationofemployeesbetweentheirhomesandworksites.

3,666

08 Upstreamleasedassets

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09 DownstreamTransportationandDistribution

○ DownstreamtransportationanddistributionofsoldproductsbyMechanicalCompetenceSBG,EnclosureBU,GuangZhouplant.

44,762

10 ProcessingofSoldProducts

○ EmissionsfromelectricityconsumptionatPower_LSE(HuiZhou)fromprocessingofsoldintermediateproductsbythirdparties

102

11 UseofSoldProducts ○ Emissionsfromtheuseofserverpowersandlaptoppowerssold

9,015,532

12 End-of-LifeTreatment

ofSoldProducts

○ Emissionsfromthewastedisposalandtreatmentofserverpowers,desktoppowers,notebookadaptorsandphonechargerssold

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Assets

○ EmissionsfromelectricityconsumptionatLITE-ONGlobalHeadquarter(Neihu)fromtenants

1,183

14 Franchises -15 Investments ○ Emissionsfromsubsidiarieswhicharenot

includingintheoperationalcontrolscope3,627

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1.DirectenergyLITE-ONconsumed63,228GJinfossilfuelsin2018.Itwasa19.72%reductioncomparedto2017.Theconsumptionintensitywas0.33GJ/NTDmillion,19.35%lowerthanin2017.

Belowaredetailsregardingthecompany'suseoffossilfuel:•287.6kilolitersofdieselwereusedin2018,whichwas20.1%lessthanin2017.•415.4kilolitersofgasolinewereusedin2018,whichwas27.3%lesserthanin2017.•806.5cubicmetersofnaturalgaswereusedin2018,whichwas9.9%lessthanin2017.•220.6tonnesofLPGwereusedin2018,whichwas29.9%lessthanin2017.•76.8tonnesofalcoholliquidswereusedin2018,whichwas11.3%lessthanin2017.

2.IndirectenergyLITE-ON's indirectenergy includespurchasedelectricityandsteam.Theelectricityconsumptionwas405,249MWhor1,458,896GJin2018.Itwas18,885MWhor67,986GJor4.45%lessthaninthe2017consumptionandtheelectricity intensityfellby4.01%.Comparedtotheyearof2014(baseyear),theelectricityconsumptionwas8.69%lowerandtheelectricityintensityfellby3.37%.Thesteamconsumptionis3,656MWhor13,162GJ,whichis515MWhor1,858GJor12.37%lowerthaninthe2017consumption.

3.TotalenergyconsumptionLITE-ONconsumedatotalof1,535,286GJinenergyin2018.Itwas90,136GJlowerthanin2017.Theconsumptionintensitywas8.03GJ/NTDmillion,5.11%lowerthanin2017or5.46%lowerthanin2014(baseyear).

4.2.4.4DirectandIndirectEnergyConsumptionFossilfuelconsumptionandintensity2014-2018

PowerConsumptionandIntensity2014-2018

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