ROHM receives Bosch Global Supplier Award 2023

ROHM received the award in the category ‘Sustainability.’ From its roughly 35,000 suppliers, Bosch singled out 46 suppliers from 11 countries for an award. This is the 18th time that the Bosch Group has rewarded outstanding performance by its suppliers in the manufacture and supply of raw materials, products, or services.

“A functioning economy needs robust supply chains. To ensure this, we and our suppliers deliver top performance on a daily basis – from the innovation phase to production to aftermarket deliveries,” says Dr. Arne Flemming, Head of Supply Chain management at Bosch.

“We feel honoured to have received a Bosch Global Supplier award for the third time. It reflects ROHM’s strong, reliable, and long-term partnership with Bosch,” states Wolfram Harnack, President at ROHM Semiconductor Europe.

About the Bosch Global Supplier Award:

Every two years, Bosch honours the pick of its suppliers from around the world with the Bosch Global Supplier Award. The supplier of technology and services rewards outstanding performance in the manufacture and supply of raw materials, products, and services. Based on a range of criteria, award-winners are selected in the categories “Purchasing of indirect materials and services,” and “Raw materials and components.”

Bosch has been presenting these awards to honour supplier excellence since 1987, and they are highly regarded in the industry. In the special ‘Sustainability’ category, an interdisciplinary jury evaluates suppliers’ achievements with respect to sustainability. The finalists in this category have a rating of at least A- in the prestigious Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) and are exemplary in their commitment to climate neutrality.

“Sustainable supply chains strengthen global prosperity and benefit society. We especially honour our suppliers’ commitment to climate action with an award in the special ‘Sustainability’ category,” explains Dr. Arne Flemming.

“ROHM has set up ‘The ROHM Group Environmental Vision 2050’ to make a strong commitment – in order to shape the environment into a sustainable society for future generations. To realise this, we have set three important themes: climate change, resource recycling, and coexistence with nature,” adds Wolfram Harnack.