Huijing Holdings released its 2025 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Report, detailing an expanded governance framework, new climate-related disclosures aligned with HKEX Appendix C2, and measurable reductions in emissions and resource consumption.
The board, supported by a cross-functional ESG Working Group, assumed overarching responsibility for climate-related oversight and formally integrated risk identification, stakeholder engagement, and performance monitoring into annual board reviews. No breaches of ESG-related laws or regulations and no concluded corruption cases were reported during the year.
Key environmental metrics showed improvement. Group greenhouse-gas emissions totalled 8.63 tCO₂e, significantly below the 2024 level of 34.46 tCO₂e, reflecting lower vehicle fuel use and reduced electricity consumption. Total energy use fell to 23.51 MWh from 119.67 MWh, while water consumption dropped to 34,106.97 m³ from 71,988.13 m³. Hazardous waste generation remained negligible; non-hazardous waste comprised mainly domestic refuse and paper, all handled by qualified public agencies.
Supplier oversight was strengthened through a seven-step lifecycle management system. The Group worked with 2,046 suppliers in 2025, scoring 166 of them with an average 76.8 and confirming that 40.6% had embedded ESG practices. All procurement processes were executed via an online tendering platform to ensure transparency and traceability.
Customer service performance remained a focus. The 400-hotline system resolved 160 complaints during the year, achieving a 100% handling rate. Updated marketing and data-privacy guidelines were implemented to safeguard customer interests and comply with advertising and personal data regulations.
On the social front, total headcount stood at 111. Workforce optimization contributed to a 51.35% turnover rate, while 13.51% of staff received training, averaging 0.27 hours per employee. Occupational health and safety measures resulted in zero work-related fatalities for the third consecutive year.
Looking ahead, Huijing Holdings intends to refine climate resilience assessments, explore quantitative emission-reduction targets, and continue embedding ESG considerations across project design, procurement, and operations.