Gigadevice’s 2025 Environmental, Social and Governance Report shows revenue up 29.42 % to CNY 9.20 billion and net profit attributable to shareholders climbing to CNY 1.65 billion.
R&D EXPANSION • R&D investment reached CNY 1.40 billion, 15.26 % of revenue and 11.79 % higher than 2024. • The company filed 222 new patent applications and closed the year with 1,154 granted patents, 81 % of which are invention patents.
GOVERNANCE HIGHLIGHTS • A three-tier ESG structure is in place; independent directors represent 55.6 % of the board and women hold 33.3 % of seats. • ESG metrics have been tied to board and senior-management remuneration.
ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE • Renewable energy accounted for 40 % of total electricity use; an on-site rooftop PV project generated 296,287 kWh. • Green power procurement (domestic GECs and international I-RECs) plus PV output cut emissions by 3,810.79 tCO₂e. • Scope 1+2 emissions stood at 5,821.50 tCO₂e; comprehensive energy consumption intensity was 1,814.24 t standard-coal equivalent per CNY 100 million of revenue. • Solid-waste disposal and recovery rates both reached 100 %.
SOCIAL INDICATORS • Total headcount: 2,333; technicians account for 68.63 %. • Women represent 35.41 % of the workforce and 26.97 % of managers. • Employees received an average of 19.39 training hours; zero work-related injuries were recorded. • Public-welfare contributions totalled CNY 7.86 million, supporting rural revitalisation, disaster relief and biodiversity projects.
SUPPLY-CHAIN MANAGEMENT • All type I core suppliers hold ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certificates; 80 % have signed the Supplier Code of Conduct. • Conflict-minerals due-diligence achieved a 100 % smelter-conformance rate.
STRATEGIC TARGETS • 2030 goals include cutting Scope 1+2 emissions 50 % from 2021 levels and sourcing 60 % of electricity from renewables; carbon neutrality across operations is slated for 2060.
Gigadevice’s report was approved by the board on 30 March 2026 and provides the basis for its next three-year ESG improvement plan covering climate action, supply-chain decarbonisation and human-capital development.
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