S-OIL Invites About 500 Supplier Representatives to Purchasing Briefing
Held two sessions in Seoul and Ulsan
Shared fair purchasing procedures and ESG policies
Urged continued support ahead of the Shaheen Project's full-scale operation
S-OIL invited its suppliers to share its purchasing procedures and management policies.
Officials from partner companies listen to explanations of purchasing procedures and ESG management policies at a briefing session titled "Building a Sustainable Supply Chain" held at S-OIL's Ulsan plant on the 10th. S-OIL held two sessions in Seoul and Ulsan, inviting around 500 representatives from partner companies. S-OIL
View original imageS-OIL said on November 11 that it had held supplier briefings in Seoul and Ulsan on November 5 and 10, respectively, inviting about 500 supplier representatives. The briefings covered fair and transparent purchasing procedures and its ESG management policies.
S-OIL holds the briefings annually to help suppliers fully understand its purchasing-related systems and policies. As the company marks its 50th anniversary this year, it called on suppliers to maintain their interest and support ahead of the full-scale operation of the Shaheen Project, a petrochemical facility under construction in Ulsan.
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S-OIL plans to continue communicating with its suppliers, building a sustainable supply chain and pursuing shared growth.
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