CB GLOBAL’s 2025/26 ESG Report Shows Higher Total Emissions but Lower Power Use per Employee

Bulletin Express
Jul 28

CB GLOBAL (China Brilliant Global Limited, 08026) has released its tenth Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Report covering the period from 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026.

Key governance updates • The board retains ultimate responsibility for ESG oversight and has integrated climate risk assessment into regular meeting agendas. • A dedicated taskforce is being planned to strengthen climate-related governance and establish formal decarbonisation targets.

Environmental performance • Total greenhouse-gas emissions rose to 21.29 tonnes of CO₂-equivalent (tCO₂e) from 14.16 tCO₂e a year earlier.   – Scope 1: 8.64 tCO₂e (first-time disclosure).   – Scope 2: 12.58 tCO₂e, down from 13.88 tCO₂e.   – Scope 3 (paper disposal/recycling): 0.07 tCO₂e, vs 0.28 tCO₂e. • Electricity use slipped 2.7% to 21,773 kWh, cutting consumption intensity to 320.19 kWh per employee from 532.88 kWh. • Water consumption rose to 311 m³ (up 16.5%), though intensity fell to 4.57 m³ per employee. • Paper usage dropped 75.5% to 142.50 kg; recycling captured 90% of paper waste. • Directional targets include maintaining or lowering energy use, expanding greenhouse-gas disclosure to full Scope 3 coverage and exploring renewable-energy adoption.

Workforce and human capital • Headcount climbed to 68 from 42, with 53% male and 47% female employees; all staff are full-time. • Staff turnover stood at 34.7%. • Training coverage surged to 96% of employees (6.51 training hours on average, up from 1.5 hours). • No work-related fatalities or injuries were recorded for the third consecutive year.

Responsible operations • Supplier base totals 49 partners in Mainland China; Hong Kong-based suppliers fell to zero from two. • No major product recalls or customer complaints occurred during the year. • Sixteen anti-corruption and anti-money-laundering training sessions were delivered; no legal cases related to corruption or integrity breaches were reported.

Future commitments • The company intends to introduce science-based emission-reduction targets, expand climate-risk scenario analysis and develop a formal community-investment framework focused on education, environmental protection and support for vulnerable groups.

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