Cambricon’s ESG report is structurally sound but lacks depth, with supply chain responsibility and green computing value under its fabless model yet to be fully addressed.

The recent audit controversy at Lufax has exposed corporate governance issues.

PUBLIC FIN HOLD's 2025 ESG Report demonstrates robust performance in content completeness and disclosure compliance, but there remains room for improvement in quantitative climate finance disclosure.

CVTE faces controversy over an employee's death while working from home on a weekend.

Trip.com Group maintains a CCC ESG rating and is under investigation for alleged monopolistic practices.

Damai Entertainment’s ESG rating remains at B, yet it claims a 100% resolution rate despite facing a high volume of customer complaints.

Shanghai Chicmax maintained its BB ESG rating, while its 58% sales and marketing expense sharply contrasts with a 2.5% R&D ratio, and its core brand KanS has become embroiled in a product safety controversy.

The time-honored Tong Ren Tang maintains an A-grade ESG rating, with its environmental and social dimensions showing relatively robust performance, while its governance dimension falls within the average range for the entire market.

After releasing its inaugural sustainability report, HitGen's ESG rating rose to grade A, and the company committed to setting science-based carbon targets.