CGN Mining has published its 2025 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Report, outlining operational, financial and sustainability milestones for the year.
Financial and Operating Highlights • Net profit reached HKD 0.45 billion, a 32% year-on-year increase, while revenue fell 20% to HKD 6.87 billion. • Investment income surged 730% to HKD 0.73 billion. • Attributable uranium output was 1,318 tonnes; 1,296 tonnes were produced and sold. • Photovoltaic power generation at overseas mines (Semizbay-U and Ortalyk) totaled 1,016.24 MWh.
Governance Updates • The Board held five meetings during 2025 and now comprises eight directors—75% of whom are non-executives and 37.5% independent. • Chairman Wang Xianfeng relinquished CEO duties; Qiu Bin became CEO and executive director. • Independent Board-level ESG Committee oversaw climate, safety and compliance matters; no corruption cases or litigation were recorded.
Safety and Occupational Health • No work-related fatalities, serious injuries or radiation incidents were reported at either the Company or its invested mines. • Safety investment totaled RMB 20.96 million, and 1,121 hours of safety training were delivered. • Contractor injury cases remained at zero.
Environmental Performance • Total greenhouse-gas emissions stood at 28,024.88 tCO₂-e for the Company and 75,782.64 tCO₂-e at invested mines. • Comprehensive energy consumption was 780.33 MWh for headquarters operations and 135,934.26 MWh at mine sites. • Water recycling at mines reached 10,959.22 tonnes; hazardous-waste generation was limited to 39.75 tonnes. • The company registered zero environmental penalties and maintained ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and ISO 50001 certifications across all sites.
Social Responsibility and Human Capital • Workforce totaled 1,603 employees, with 100 % social-insurance coverage and zero incidents of child or forced labour. • Training hours exceeded 129,000; average training time per employee was 160.54 hours at headquarters and 48.31 hours at mines. • Union membership rate reached 100 %. • Community initiatives included education support, agricultural-produce marketing assistance and health campaigns in Kazakhstan and China.
Looking Ahead CGN Mining plans to continue integrating ESG targets into strategic planning, expand overseas resource development—particularly the Zhakuang project slated for initial 500-tonne output by 2027—and maintain its “safety first, green development” mandate to underpin long-term value creation for stakeholders.
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