ASI certifies Nanjing Chervon Auto Precision Technology against Provisional Performance Standard Certification

 Aluminium Stewardship Initiative has reportedly certified Nanjing Chervon Auto Precision Technology Co., Ltd. against Provisional Performance Standard V2 (2017) certification for the production and sales of aluminium automotive components at Nanjing, China.  

The certification is valid for one year, during which the company can address the non-conformances assessed and subsequently seek full certification. 

  Nanjing Chervon Auto Precision Technology produces automobile components, including motor housings, steering system components, and electronic brakes and parking components.

Nanjiang Chervon Auto Precision Technology Co., Ltd. received the certification after undergoing a stringent, independent third-party audit. Since the initial audit took place before May 31, 2023, the company got a Performance Standard V2 Certification. 

Oliver Zhang, General Manager at Nanjing Chervon Auto Precision Technology Co., Ltd., said: “We are proud to have achieved ASI Certification. It is an important milestone that reflects recognition and affirmation for our company’s commitment to independent innovation and sustainable development. We will continue to work closely with customers and suppliers to continuously promote and optimize the sustainable development, look forward to working closely with all involved with ASI.”

Fiona Solomon, Chief Executive Officer at ASI, commented: “We commend Nanjing Chervon Auto Precision Technology for taking steps to meet sustainability standards through ASI Provisional Certification. The use of aluminium in automotive manufacturing continues to grow with the demand for lighter and more fuel-efficient vehicles. The Provisional Certification gives the company an entry point to the environmental, social, and governance criteria in the Performance Standard V2, and allows them to set a baseline against which they can demonstrate a commitment to continually improving sustainability performance."