Zangge Mining Hosts the 2nd Listed Companies Sustainable Development Seminar

On July 31, 2025, Zangge Mining successfully held the “2nd Seminar on Frontier Practices of Sustainable Development for Listed Companies and the Expansion Ceremony of the Supply Chain ESG Stewardship Initiative” in Golmud, Qinghai. Representatives from Huichuan Technology, Tianqi Lithium, Joyson Electronics, GoodWe, Tongwei Co., Shuijingfang, and other companies attended to discuss corporate practices and future directions in sustainable development.

Mr. Li Jianchang, Director and Executive Vice President of Zangge Mining Co., Ltd., delivered the opening remarks. He emphasized that in the context of a complex international environment, China maintains strategic determination while the domestic ESG regulatory framework becomes increasingly clear and practical guidance gradually solidifies. Under this background, enterprises need to act in alignment with national strategies, actively respond to the “3060 Dual Carbon” goals, strengthen industry chain collaboration, and consolidate efforts to advance sustainable development practices. Zangge Mining aims to provide an open and efficient platform for listed companies to communicate and promote higher-level sustainable development.

Ms. Wang Wei, ESG Officer of Zangge Mining, introduced the company’s achievements in diversified mineral resource development and green growth. The company has optimized its ESG governance structure, strengthened cross-department collaboration and international rating management, comprehensively improved environmental, social, and governance performance, and actively contributed to the industry’s green transformation and high-quality development.

During the seminar, industry experts shared insights on energy conservation and carbon reduction practices, rating response strategies, capital market linkage, and digital applications.

Mr. Han Guozhen, Director of Huichuan Technology’s Sustainability Office, highlighted internal energy-saving and carbon-reduction innovations, emphasizing that reducing energy consumption is the greenest path to emission reduction.

Mr. Sun Chao, Sustainability Officer of Joyson Electronics, analyzed the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and corporate carbon risk responses, recommending enhanced carbon accounting and green supply chain development.

Mr. Zhu Zihan, Chief Sustainability Officer of Tongwei Co., presented ESG performance indicator breakdowns and the Supply Chain ESG Stewardship Initiative (SCSI) framework, stressing the importance of mutual recognition of international supply chain management standards.

Mr. Zhang Kenan, Director of GoodWe’s Sustainability Research Institute, discussed the impact of ESG on capital markets, highlighting the importance of digital tools for performance management loops.

Mr. Qu Gang, ESG Director of Shuijingfang, shared experiences in responding to mainstream rating agencies, emphasizing the need for transparent information disclosure and proactive communication of feedback.

Mr. Xiao Yutong, ESG Specialist of Zangge Mining, introduced the company’s experience in building an indicator system aligned with mainstream standards and implementing a digital management platform for precise information disclosure.

Attendees engaged in in-depth discussions across topics, focusing on current industry trends and ESG practices, examining green transition pathways, risk management, and technological innovation, demonstrating high professionalism and practical insights to support high-quality industry development and continuous innovation.

During the seminar, the Supply Chain ESG Stewardship Initiative (SCSI) saw significant expansion. Zhongwei Co., Haichen Energy Storage, and Trina Solar officially joined the initiative. Mr. Zhu Zihan presented certificates to the new and existing member companies. Initially launched on June 13 by 13 leading enterprises—including GoodWe, Huichuan Technology, JA Solar, Joyson Electronics, Midea Group, Mengniu Group, Nenglian Zhidi, Tianqi Lithium, Tongwei Co., NIO, XPeng Motors, New Hope Co., and Zangge Mining—the initiative now comprises 20 member organizations.

The SCSI aims to respond to the UN 2030 Sustainable Development Goals by establishing a science-based, inclusive supply chain ESG assessment standard system rooted in environmental protection, social responsibility, and efficient governance. It seeks to eliminate redundant audits caused by varying standards, streamline compliance review processes, help companies integrate deeply into global value chains, and accelerate the achievement of global sustainable development goals.

The seminar concluded with a group photo commemorating this practical and efficient industry event. Amid China’s active promotion of the “dual carbon” strategy and high-quality development, green transformation has become a consensus in the industry. As a leader in salt lake resource development, Zangge Mining will respond to national calls, deepen multi-party cooperation, leverage ESG strategies, continuously innovate green development models, promote upstream and downstream collaboration, and contribute to China’s dual carbon goals and industry sustainability, building a resilient and green future together.