China
China’s GoodWe is broadening its sustainability strategy from operational management toward value-chain decarbonisation, with progress in renewable energy, product carbon footprint certification, supply-chain ESG management and plans for climate scenario analysis and SBTi alignment.
China
CRRC Times Electric’s 2025 ESG Report highlights China’s evolving approach to climate transition, green innovation and ESG governance, with value-chain emissions, clean energy and long-term carbon neutrality emerging as key priorities.
Agriculture & Food
Australia’s Coles Group 2026 sustainability report shows strong Scope 1 and 2 progress, while Scope 3 emissions, supplier engagement, deforestation, nature risk and agricultural decarbonisation remain the harder ESG challenges.
Australia
CSL’s 2026 sustainability reporting shows stronger climate governance, SBTi-aligned emissions progress, product safety controls and ASSA 5000 assurance, while challenges remain in water use, employee engagement, waste and value-chain transparency.
China
Orinko’s 2025 ESG report marks a strategic shift: circular materials, climate action and ESG governance are becoming core business capabilities. With expanding PCR solutions and growing Scope 3 disclosure, the key question is whether ambition will translate into measurable results.
China
Yum China’s 2025 Sustainability Report arrives at an important stage in the company’s development. By year-end 2025, Yum China operated more than 18,000 restaurants across over 2,500 cities and towns, while management has set an ambition to exceed 30,000 stores by 2030. This expansion
South Korea
HMM’s 2025 Sustainability Report highlights how climate regulation, low-carbon vessels, verified emissions data and Board-level ESG governance are reshaping strategy, investment and competitiveness across the global shipping sector.
China
Sinoma International’s 2025 Sustainability Report reveals how Asia’s engineering leader is advancing ESG integration through low-carbon innovation, green technologies and stronger sustainability governance, supporting industrial decarbonisation and responsible growth.
Indonesia
Apical Group’s 2025 Sustainability Report highlights progress in traceability, Scope 3 accounting, supplier engagement and smallholder inclusion, while showing how tighter climate and deforestation requirements are reshaping the palm oil sector.
China
Bank of China’s 2024 CSR Report highlights the continued expansion of green finance, stronger climate and customer ESG risk management, lower operational emissions, workforce development, consumer protection and deeper sustainability governance.
Climate & Carbon
South Korea’s Hyundai LNG Shipping Sustainability Report 2025 highlights progress in emissions efficiency, maritime safety, ESG governance and supplier oversight as EU ETS, FuelEU Maritime and IMO climate rules reshape the shipping sector.
Carbon
apan’s Sumitomo Chemical Sustainability Report 2025 highlights climate transition, TNFD-aligned nature risk, circularity, responsible procurement, product stewardship and the growing challenge of translating mature ESG governance into measurable business outcomes.