4. Good business ethics

Business relationships and business methods are based on compliance with legislation and the application of good business ethics.

• We require honesty and integrity in all parts of our operations and expect the same from our business partners.
• Bribes are prohibited. All forms of remuneration to business partners must only be for actual goods or services.
• Gifts and other benefits must not exceed local customs and must be in line with local legislation.
• We must follow competition legislation and work for fair competition.
• All employees must avoid conflicts of interests between private economic issues and the company's business operations.
• All employees have the right to report economic and other inappropriate irregularities without the risk of negative personal consequences (whistle-blower principle).