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Companies complying with Conflict Minerals

Conflict Minerals are raw materials such as tantalum, tin, tungsten, and gold that are extracted from regions experiencing armed conflict, influencing their mining and trade.

1,968

companies

List of companies that comply with Conflict Minerals

This is sourced from job postings — companies only hire for what they actively use or plan to adopt · how we source this →

  • ABB logo
    SwitzerlandEmployees118kAutomation Machinery Manufacturing
    Conflict MineralsHigh confidence
  • TE Connectivity logo
    IrelandEmployees92kRevenue$16BAppliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
    Conflict MineralsHigh confidence
  • Anthesis Group logo
    United KingdomEmployees1kRevenue$36MEnvironmental Services
    Conflict MineralsHigh confidence
  • Hitachi Energy logo
    SwitzerlandEmployees38kRevenue$12MUtilities
    Conflict MineralsHigh confidence
  • Applied Materials logo
    United StatesEmployees33kRevenue$26BSemiconductor Manufacturing
    Conflict MineralsHigh confidence
  • Invinity Energy Systems logo
    United KingdomEmployees191Electrical Equipment Manufacturing
    Conflict MineralsHigh confidence
  • MKS Inc. logo
    United StatesEmployees4.8kSemiconductor Manufacturing
    Conflict MineralsHigh confidence
  • Haleon logo
    United KingdomEmployees19kConsumer Services
    Conflict MineralsHigh confidence
  • Regal Rexnord logo
    United StatesEmployees10kElectric Power Transmission, Control, and Distribution
    Conflict MineralsHigh confidence
  • Ciena logo
    United StatesEmployees11kRevenue$3.6BTelecommunications
    Conflict MineralsHigh confidence

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