SD GOLD released its 2025 Sustainability Report, detailing a year in which revenue climbed 26.4% to RMB 104.29 billion and total profit rose to RMB 9.09 billion. Total assets reached RMB 170.37 billion and net assets attributable to shareholders stood at RMB 44.90 billion.

Environmental performance was led by RMB 275 million of dedicated spending, 19 subsidiaries achieving ISO 14001 certification (covering 97.32% of group revenue) and recognition of 14 national-level and 12 provincial-level green mines alongside one national “green factory”. Recycled water totalled 40.26 million t, securing a 100% water-reuse rate, while 13 new photovoltaic stations supplied 104 million kWh of clean power. Group greenhouse-gas emissions were 13.47 million t CO₂e, with Scope 1 at 3.36 million t and Scope 2 at 10.11 million t.

Occupational health and safety investment rose to RMB 1.22 billion. The year closed with zero work-related fatalities, a lost-time injury rate of 0.17 per million man-hours and 100% coverage by production-safety liability insurance. More than 15,600 employees joined 824 emergency drills, while 4,494 safety-training sessions delivered 389,386 participations.

On the social front, SD GOLD expanded its workforce to 29,282 employees; female staff accounted for 12.33% and local hires represented 81.37% of domestic and 93% of overseas headcount. Staff training outlays reached RMB 55.50 million, covering 37,554 participants, and the enterprise annuity scheme was extended group-wide.

The group’s technology drive accelerated with RMB 1.03 billion R&D expenditure, 347 active projects, 257 patents granted and 13 subsidiaries recognised as high-tech enterprises. The flagship “Key Technology for Intelligent Green Filling of Metal Mines” secured the provincial Science & Technology Progress Award (First Prize).

Digital transformation advanced through 223 smart-mine projects, including AI-enabled indoor drone inspections and a digital-twin-based fire-assay control system. A data platform now aggregates operational information from more than 2,300 key pieces of equipment across 21 categories.

Community investment totalled RMB 51.03 million, encompassing RMB 21.81 million for rural revitalisation initiatives that benefited 2,106 residents and RMB 29.22 million for broader public-welfare programmes.

SD GOLD’s board affirmed that the 2025 Sustainability Report was approved on 26 March 2026 and reiterated long-term commitments to green mining, technological innovation and stakeholder value creation as the group enters China’s 15th Five-Year Plan period.