Silvercorp Metals Inc (SVM.US) has officially released its fiscal year 2025 sustainability report, systematically disclosing the company's practices and achievements in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) areas. The report demonstrates Silvercorp's outstanding performance in international ESG ratings, achieving an MSCI ESG rating of A grade, a Morningstar Sustainalytics ESG risk score of 22.6, and an S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) score of 58 points, surpassing 91% of global peers.

In environmental protection, Silvercorp Metals maintains a dual focus on compliance and innovation, with all mines in China certified under ISO 14001. The company implements strict tailings management using advanced technologies such as HDPE impermeable membranes to eliminate environmental pollution. In fiscal 2025, freshwater withdrawal intensity decreased by nearly 30%, the water recycling rate in processing plants reached 83.84%, coal was completely phased out in favor of solar power generation, and greenhouse gas emission intensity declined by 17.15% compared to fiscal 2020.

Regarding social responsibility, the company has established a professional emergency response and prevention system, conducting 59 emergency drills throughout the year with no pollution incidents occurring. The lost time injury rate (LTIR) per million working hours decreased by 43.48% year-over-year. The company promotes fair compensation and diversity management, emphasizing women's career development, donated over 9 million yuan to social causes, and provided nearly 3,600 employment positions.

In corporate governance, Silvercorp has established a board-level three-tier vertical governance system, partnered with leading universities to drive technological innovation and digitalization, and ensures compliant and stable global business development through an internal control system covering 12 major processes.