HMD Global published Version 3.0 of its Code of Conduct effective on 2025-09-05. The updated document outlines the company’s commitment to integrity, anti-corruption measures, fair business practices, and robust labor and human rights protections, while setting strict guidelines for dealings with suppliers and officials.

HMD Global published an updated version (Version 3.0, effective 2025-05-09) of its Code of Conduct, detailing strict adherence to anti-corruption laws, neutral political engagement (including not making political contributions), robust labor practices, and comprehensive ethical business policies. The document outlines measures regarding anti-bribery, fair business practices, non-discrimination, labor rights, supply chain responsibility, and data privacy.

HMD Global has begun manufacturing its first 5G smartphone, the Nokia XR21, in Europe. The press release highlights enhanced software security, stringent testing protocols, and sustainable manufacturing practices, including localized data storage in the EU.

HMD Global has published a comprehensive Human Rights and Labour Policy that reinforces its commitment to upholding the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, enforcing strict labor practices, preventing modern slavery, and ensuring ethical treatment across its supply chain. The policy outlines measures such as supplier audits, compliance with international labor standards, protections for free speech, and robust data privacy and security protocols.

HMD Global has released a comprehensive statement in January 2023 outlining its commitment to combating modern slavery. The statement details robust policies, regular risk assessments, supplier audits, employee training, and supplier code of conduct measures to ensure compliance with human rights standards and prevent forced labor.