Corporate Code

Corporate Code

The primary focus is on business ethics, transparency, and adherence to moral and ethical values.

The employees of SANROCK Ltd. follow a corporate code of conduct based on key principles, including:

  • Expanding business activities and actively seeking new reliable partnerships.
  • Meeting customer requirements by offering solutions that provide long-term added value with the best price-to-quality ratio.
  • Maintaining long-term cooperation through relationships based on mutual trust and support.
  • Providing the necessary information to assist clients in making the most favorable decisions.
  • Fulfilling commitments, and in cases of objective impossibility, seeking alternative solutions and fair compensation.
  • Responding promptly in crisis situations.
  • Ensuring professionalism and security in deliveries, including planning and guaranteeing material reserves.
  • Adhering to organizational hierarchy.
  • Fair assessment of achieved results and development of leadership qualities.
  • Preserving the company’s reputation through honest and responsible work, as well as continuously enhancing personal knowledge and experience.
  • Encouraging collective participation in matters related to workplace health and safety.
  • Complying with the implemented quality management system and occupational health and safety policy to protect employees and all stakeholders.
  • Corporate and personal social responsibility regarding entrusted material assets and information.
  • Encouraging feedback on improving operations, resolving crises, and making consensus-based decisions for the benefit of the company.
  • Promoting collegiality, equal opportunities, and inclusivity in professional development.
  • Integrity, responsibility, and confidentiality in work.
  • Respecting personal dignity and equality regardless of gender, ethnicity, or religion.
  • Compliance with laws.
  • Condemning and distancing from direct or indirect incitement to corruption and unfair trade practices.
  • Adhering to environmental regulations and promoting circular economy processes through more efficient resource use and waste reduction.
  • Consistency in dealings with suppliers, including financial correctness and confidentiality of shared information.
  • Respecting competition and recognizing its role in economic progress and the improvement of business processes.