Pan Asia Data Holdings Inc. released its 2025 Environmental, Social and Governance Report, reflecting the first full year after exiting its third-party payment business in Shanghai and limiting operations to big-data services in Beijing. The narrower footprint materially altered all environmental and social metrics.
Environmental Performance 1. Energy consumption fell to 8.75 MWh, down 98.21% from 488.39 MWh in 2024. Energy-use intensity improved to 0.0001 MWh per HK$1,000 of revenue, versus 0.0029 MWh a year earlier. 2. Scope 1 emissions were nil; Scope 2 emissions declined 98.33% to 5.05 tCO2e. Overall GHG-emissions intensity dropped to 0.0001 tCO2e per HK$1,000 of revenue, a 94% decrease. 3. The group targets an additional 5% reduction in both energy-consumption and GHG-emissions intensity by 2030 from the 2025 baseline. 4. No hazardous waste was generated; non-hazardous waste remained immaterial. Waste-reduction initiatives centre on paperless workflows and 4R practices. 5. Water usage is included in property management fees and currently not metered separately, but talks are underway with landlords to capture data for future disclosure.
Social Metrics 1. Headcount stood at 47 (29 male, 18 female) as at 31 December 2025, all based in mainland China. 2. Employee turnover was 125.53% for the year, with 59 departures; turnover rates were 113.79% for men and 144.44% for women. 3. No work-related injuries or fatalities were recorded for the third consecutive year. 4. Formal training sessions were paused during the year as management focused on internal resource realignment; a structured programme will resume in the next cycle. 5. Supplier base expanded to 33 mainland-based vendors, all subject to environmental and labour-compliance screening.
Governance Highlights • The board retains ultimate oversight of ESG risks and opportunities, supported by an internal ESG Working Group comprising senior management and functional heads. • Zero incidents of non-compliance were reported across environmental, labour, data-privacy and anti-corruption domains. • The company’s ISO-certified management systems (ISO 20000-1, ISO 27001 and ISO 9001) remain in force. • Climate disclosures aligned with IFRS S2 are being phased in; management is enhancing data-collection and scenario-analysis capabilities ahead of future reporting obligations.
Outlook Following the strategic downsizing, Pan Asia Data plans to maintain its lower carbon footprint while fine-tuning climate-risk assessments and reinstating employee-development initiatives, aligned with the 5% intensity-reduction targets set for 2030.