Huabao International Holdings (Huabao) has published its 2025 standalone ESG report, closing the 2020-2025 goal cycle and setting refreshed five-year environmental targets anchored to a 2025 baseline.
Environmental Footprint • Total GHG emissions reached 331,243 tonnes CO2e (Scope 1: 16,179; Scope 2: 251,166; Scope 3: 63,926) with an intensity of 95.06 tCO2e per million RMB revenue. • Energy consumption was 690,218 MWh, while water withdrawal stood at 1.16 million m³. • Solid-waste generation totalled 9,449 tonnes; wastewater discharge was 849,797 m³. • Huabao completed its first full Scope 3 inventory covering nine categories.
New Climate Targets • 15 % reduction in Scope 1 + 2 GHG intensity and Category 3 Scope 3 intensity by FY2030. • 5 % reduction in Scope 3 Categories 5 (operational waste) and 12 (end-of-life treatment) intensity by FY2030. • The board approved a three-tier climate governance framework and scenario analysis aligned with IFRS S2; no internal carbon price is in use.
Operational Metrics • FY2025 revenue: RMB 3.48 billion; cost of goods sold: RMB 2.06 billion; employee benefits: RMB 0.87 billion. • R&D expenditure: RMB 287.00 million with 178+ new patent applications; R&D-to-sales ratio exceeded 9 % for three consecutive years. • Total workforce: 4,011 across 22 sites; training hours: 47,621, covering 67.6 % of staff. • Suppliers: 3,395, of which 95 % are Mainland-based; supplier-management coverage approached 100 %. • Community investment totalled RMB 2.18 million, with flagship “Flowers Growing” education programme extended to Tibet.
Governance & Compliance • Zero product recalls or fines related to health, safety, advertising, labelling or privacy. • About 36 hours of anti-corruption training delivered to 846 employees; one concluded misconduct case at subsidiary Guangdong Jiahao involved RMB 0.24 million and has been rectified. • No incidents of child or forced labour were identified.
Looking Ahead Huabao will integrate AI-enabled manufacturing, green procurement and expanded renewable-energy use to meet its 2030 carbon-intensity targets, while a second five-year sustainable-development plan is under formulation to address rising stakeholder expectations.