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STATUTORY SUPPLY CHAIN TRANSPARENCY DISCLOSURE

Modern Slavery Act Statement

This statement outlines the policies and due diligence enforced by Abinos to prevent modern slavery, forced labor, and human trafficking in our operations and supply chains.

Financial Year 2026Published: January 1, 2026Board Approved Statement

1. Zero-Tolerance Anti-Slavery Policy

Abinos ("Abinos") operates a strict zero-tolerance policy against modern slavery, servitude, debt bondage, forced labor, and human trafficking in any part of our organization or external supply chain. We are committed to acting ethically, transparently, and with integrity in all business relationships.

2. Supply Chain Due Diligence & Vendor Standards

As a software engineering and digital transformation provider, our supply chain primarily consists of cloud data center providers (AWS, Cloudflare), licensed software vendors, hardware suppliers, and specialized engineering contractors.

Vendor Screening

All enterprise suppliers undergo mandatory due diligence screening to verify legal employment practices, age verification, and fair compensation standards.

Contractual Enforcement

Our master vendor contracts require compliance with global anti-slavery legislation and grant Abinos full audit and contract termination rights upon breach.

3. Direct Workforce Protection & Voluntary Employment

All recruitment conducted by Abinos is strictly voluntary. Candidates are interviewed directly, undergo transparent background checks, retain full possession of their identity documents (passports, national IDs), and receive written employment contracts outlining clear compensation and work hours.

Supply Chain Compliance Desk

To report potential supply chain risks or request statutory compliance documentation: