CROSSTEC Group Holdings (3893.HK) published its Environmental, Social and Governance Report for the period from July 1, 2024 to June 30, 2025. The document highlights the company’s approach to ESG governance, stakeholder engagement, environmental management, employee practices, operating procedures, and community participation.
According to the report, the company maintains an ESG governance structure with the board of directors overseeing material ESG issues and strategies. Stakeholder engagement and materiality assessments guide ESG focus areas, such as resource conservation and workplace well-being. The company’s approach to emissions management involves the reduction of air pollutants and greenhouse gases, alongside efforts to minimize waste generation and promote reuse and recycling.
The report indicates that resource use optimization remains a priority, with initiatives to decrease energy and water consumption. The company also highlights green procurement measures, including adopting materials from certified sources in its millwork and furniture services and prioritizing local suppliers to shorten transport distances.
In terms of employee management, the company emphasizes fair and transparent hiring, equal opportunity, and ongoing personnel training. Health and safety measures are implemented both in office settings and project worksites, with regular inspections and training sessions to maintain occupational safety standards.
The company’s operating practices address supply chain oversight, product service quality, intellectual property protection, and confidentiality. Anti-corruption policies, including a whistle-blowing mechanism, are also outlined to ensure lawful and transparent business operations.
Lastly, the report underscores community involvement, as shown by initiatives such as reducing environmental impact through waste management and encouraging staff participation in community-related activities. The full text of the ESG report and related disclosures is available on the company’s official website and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange portal.
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