China BlueChemical released its tenth Environmental, Social & Governance Report, covering the period from 1 January 2025 to 31 December 2025 and aligned with Appendix C2 of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange ESG Reporting Code.
The report records revenue of RMB12.03 billion, gross profit of RMB1.57 billion and profit attributable to owners of RMB974 million. Basic earnings per share reached RMB0.21, while the proposed final dividend stands at RMB0.112 per share.
Governance improvements included revising nine core governance documents, dissolving the Supervisory Committee, transferring its duties to the Audit Committee and establishing a three-tier ESG structure (“Board – ESG Committee – ESG Working Group”).
Environmental progress features energy savings of 2,464 tonnes of standard coal and a carbon emissions reduction of 6,944 tonnes. Total Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse-gas emissions were 5.83 million tonnes CO₂e, with zero environmental pollution incidents recorded. Basuo Port obtained carbon-neutrality certification as a “zero-carbon terminal”, and the company achieved full-chain ISCC certification for its green methanol business.
Research and development expenditure totalled RMB76.65 million, producing 41 newly authorised patents. The company produced China’s first tonne of green methanol from municipal solid waste and completed a 10,000 Nm³-scale dry reforming pilot unit for high-carbon natural gas.
On the social front, all 3,700 employees received medical examinations and training, contributing to a total of 786,272 training hours. The year closed with zero work-related fatalities, an OSHA recordable incident rate of 0.068 and 100 percent occupational-health examination coverage.
Supplier engagement covered 3,179 entities, all subjected to environmental and social assessments, while charitable and public-welfare donations reached RMB26.89 million.
China BlueChemical states it will continue to integrate ESG principles into strategic planning, invest in low-carbon technologies and deepen value-chain collaboration to support China’s “dual-carbon” goals.
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