Statement in accordance with the Transparency Act
Reporting period 2025.
1. About Safedrive AS and the work under the Transparency Act
Safedrive AS is a Norwegian-owned company headquartered in Namsos. The company supplies traffic warning products and services to the Norwegian market.
Safedrive has a responsibility to respect fundamental human rights and decent working conditions – both in its own operations and in the supply chain. The work is anchored in the company's internal guidelines and is part of the ongoing business management, including supplier follow-up and risk assessments. The board is kept informed of the work.
Safedrive conducts due diligence assessments in line with the Transparency Act and the OECD Guidelines for Responsible Business.
2. How Safedrive has worked with due diligence assessments in 2025
In 2025, Safedrive continued its work to map and assess the risk of negative consequences for fundamental human rights and decent working conditions in the supply chain.
During the period, the company has had a special focus on its 15 largest suppliers. These are Norwegian companies, which has made it easy to obtain information and make more detailed assessments.
The due diligence assessments in 2025 have been primarily based on a systematic review of the company's suppliers and subcontractors. In particular, there has been a focus on identifying where in the supply chain the risk may be greatest.
Safedrive does not have its own production. The company is therefore particularly interested in understanding the parts of the value chain that are related to the development, production and delivery of the technical unit that is included in Safedrive's products.
3. Identified risk areas and assessments
The most significant potential risk in Safedrive's value chain is related to the production of hardware and electronic components that are included in Safedrive's traffic warning units.
Development and production are carried out through Safedrive's main supplier Framti, a Norwegian company that is itself covered by the Transparency Act. The physical unit is manufactured in Taiwan. Although Safedrive's
direct contractual counterparty is Norwegian, Safedrive is aware that the production of electronic components and technical units in global supply chains may generally be associated with an increased risk of negative consequences for fundamental human rights and decent working conditions, especially in subcontractors.
Safedrive has therefore placed particular emphasis on dialogue and information exchange with Framti in its due diligence assessments, regarding their work with due diligence assessments and follow-up of subcontractors. This has given Safedrive a relevant basis for assessing the risk in the part of the value chain where the inherent risk is considered to be greatest.
No actual negative consequences have been identified in Safedrive's supplier relationships as of 2025.
At the same time, the supply chain for electronic cams and components is considered an area with inherent risk, particularly in the subcontractor level, and this will therefore continue to receive special attention in the future.
further work.
4. Measures and further follow-up
Safedrive will continue its work on due diligence assessments in 2026 and continue to strengthen the knowledge base about the supply chain, especially where the risk is considered to be the greatest. The work will in particular include further reviews in dialogue with key suppliers, obtaining updated information and further developing internal routines for risk assessment and supplier follow-up.
TRANSPARENCY ACT REPORT 2025.PDF
Adopted by the board on 18.06.2026.
The company's most recently updated statement will be available at any time at www.safedrive.no/apenhetsloven