Lygend Resources released its 2025 Environmental, Social and Governance Report, detailing a year of robust financial growth and intensified sustainability efforts.
Financial Highlights • Revenue climbed 37.7 % year-on-year to RMB 40.24 billion. • Net profit attributable to shareholders rose 61.1 % to RMB 2.86 billion.
Environmental Performance • Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions totaled 6.40 million tCO₂e after business expansion; ISO 14001 certification now covers core subsidiaries in China and Indonesia. • Energy consumption reached 11,499.94 GWh, supported by 20 million kWh of green-power purchases and on-site solar output of 1.10 million kWh. • Water recycling hit 88.03 million m³, lifting the reuse rate to 64.61 %. • RMB 321.10 million was invested in environmental facilities, including wastewater upgrades at Obi Island’s hydrometallurgical plant. • Subsidiaries HPL and ONC obtained RMAP certification for nickel and cobalt, reinforcing responsible-sourcing credentials.
Social Metrics • Total workforce expanded to 15,210 employees, with 68 % receiving formal training; average training hours rose to 8.27 per person. • Health, safety and environmental spending totaled RMB 389.99 million; zero work-related fatalities were reported. • ISO 45001 occupational-health certification now covers Lygend Resources, Jiangsu Wisdom, Xi’an Pengyuan, HPL and ONC. • Community and charitable contributions reached RMB 7.35 million, while employee care programs received RMB 27.75 million.
Governance and Risk Management • The board strengthened ESG oversight via a dedicated ESG Committee and expanded whistle-blower channels, including a new Integrity Education Platform. • No corruption cases, unfair-competition litigation or information-security breaches were recorded during the year. • Supplier network grew to 827 partners, all required to sign integrity and environmental compliance commitments.
Strategic Outlook Lygend Resources will continue integrating ESG targets into capital allocation, prioritizing low-carbon technology upgrades, green-power procurement and supply-chain traceability to underpin long-term growth and competitiveness.