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The Conflict Minerals Reporting Template (CMRT) helps businesses meet US regulations under Section 1502 of the Dodd-Frank Act. We help you plan, screen, run due diligence and complete your CMRT — even if you're not directly regulated but your customers require it.
To assist businesses in meeting US regulations, particularly those pertaining to Section 1502 of the Dodd-Frank Act, Global PCCS provides conflict minerals planning, consulting and auditing services.
Even private businesses that are not directly affected by the SEC's Final Rule are impacted, because its registrants — or their customers — frequently require them to set up conflict minerals compliance plans and disclose information about these minerals in their supply chains.
"Conflict minerals" are specific materials and their derivatives — tantalum (coltan), tin (cassiterite), gold and tungsten (wolframite), plus any other mineral the U.S. Secretary of State determines is financing conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) region.
Talk to a CMRT expert →CMRT compliance is our craft. From strategy and RCOI to due diligence, CMR audits and ERP/PLM integration — we combine deep regulatory knowledge with practical, on-time delivery so your conflict minerals reporting is always ready.
Years of dedicated CMRT practice across manufacturers, suppliers and downstream users.
Strategy, screening, RCOI, due diligence, training and CMR audits — all under one roof.
We close conflict minerals data gaps before they turn into customer escalations or audit findings.
Every service is designed to protect your supply chain relationships and customer commitments.
Proven workflows compress the CMRT cycle from screening to submission without cutting corners.
More than 25,000 CMRTs completed and submitted for our clients annually, across global supply chains.
Meet Section 1502 obligations and satisfy customer disclosure requirements with confidence.
Structured supplier engagement significantly improves supply chain data visibility.
Over 85% of 3TG minerals identified as "DRC Conflict-Free" through rigorous due diligence.
Save 200–300 hours per annual reporting cycle so your team can focus on core work.
Robust CMRT data that withstands scrutiny during customer and regulatory audits.
Conflict minerals workflows mapped directly into your existing PLM/ERP systems for efficient data flow.
The Conflict Minerals Reporting Template is a standardized industry tool used to collect and disclose information about the source and chain of custody of tin, tantalum, tungsten and gold (3TG) used in a company's products, supporting compliance with Section 1502 of the Dodd-Frank Act.
SEC registrants directly affected by the Dodd-Frank Act, plus any manufacturer or supplier whose customers — often those SEC registrants — require conflict minerals disclosure as part of their own compliance obligations.
Tantalum (from columbite-tantalite/coltan), tin (from cassiterite), tungsten (from wolframite) and gold, plus any other mineral the U.S. Secretary of State determines is financing conflict in the DRC region.
A Reasonable Country of Origin Inquiry — the mandatory process of determining whether 3TG minerals in a company's products originated in the Democratic Republic of Congo or an adjoining country, and whether they financed conflict there.
Companies must conduct enhanced due diligence, document their findings, and may need to report through the SEC's Conflict Minerals Report in addition to the CMRT, along with mitigation plans for the affected suppliers or materials.
Yes — we develop and deliver tailored training programs so your internal teams understand conflict minerals regulations and your company's specific CMRT procedures.
Partner with Global PCCS for expert strategy assessments, screening, RCOI, due diligence, enterprise system integration, training and CMR audits — so your conflict minerals reporting stays accurate and your supply chain stays trusted.