ZAMA is committed to providing global customers with high standards of quality, precision and service. To achieve this goal, procurement plays an equally important role in our operations as R&D and production. Thanks to the strengths of our global operations, we are able to work with the best partners around the world. We have very strict screening procedures for suppliers who cooperate with us for the first time, and we set challenging standards on continuous improvements for existing suppliers. In return we offer stable partnerships with growth prospects to our suppliers.
 

In line with our global growth, we currently manage the procurement of 3 categories:

Production material

Our production involves a wide range of materials, including aluminum, stainless steel, brass, plastic and composite. To meet the requirement of our customers, we use only the best raw materials and components.
 

Capital goods

The  procurement activities of capital goods mainly focus on 1) production facilities including various of metal processing equipment and wire harness production equipment, 2) hardware, software, information technologies, 3) construction works and warehousing/materials handling technologies.
 

MRO and Services

Besides raw materials and components for production, our sourcing requirements include tools and fixtures for die-casting, precision machining, stamping, plastic injection and assembly, e.g. molds and pins, special cutters, slitting saws, micro drills, finger chucks etc. We are also looking for efficient service providers in the area of logistic, facility management and so on.
 

In order to provide high quality products and services to our customers more efficiently, we involve suppliers in our development and production at an early stage. This promotes a close and in-depth exchange of expertise, ideas and experiences.
 

We expect our suppliers to meet the following requirements:

  High standard of quality

  Competitive price and constant willingness to reduce cost

  Supply reliability and flexibility

  Experience and expertise of producing prototypes

  Willingness to transfer knowledge and to innovate

  Acceptance of ZAMA purchasing terms

  Consideration of social responsibility, including but not limited to labor and human rights, carbon footprint, management of natural resources, waste reduction, water quality and water consumption

  Use of verified and conflict-free raw material producers and refineries to obtain raw materials such as tin, tungsten, tantalum or gold