Committed to Green and Sustainable Development, Shangda Receives Wind ESG A-Rating

Recently, Wind released its 2026 ESG ratings for listed companies. Shangda achieved a Wind ESG A-rating, marking a three-level leap forward. Its comprehensive sustainable development capabilities and governance standards have received authoritative endorsement from capital markets. The Wind ESG rating system evaluates companies across hundreds of sub‑indicators in the three dimensions of Environment, Social, and Governance, comprehensively verifying compliance in business operations, green development, social responsibility, and risk management capabilities. The rating system is rigorous and highly recognized by the market.

Building on the strategic planning outlined in its 2025 ESG report, the company has focused on three main pillars—green production, social responsibility, and compliant governance—implementing a number of practical measures and delivering a strong performance in high‑quality development. On the green development front, the company has deepened its core technology for the recycling and regeneration of superalloy revert materials, continuously optimized production processes, effectively improved resource utilization, and significantly reduced production material loss and waste emissions, building a low‑carbon and efficient circular production system. At the same time, it implements environmental protection control standards, regularly promotes energy‑saving retrofits and refined management of waste gas, water, and solids, and continuously reduces its production carbon footprint. On the social responsibility and governance front, the company strictly adheres to workplace safety bottom lines, has established a comprehensive employee training and protection system, and continuously optimizes its corporate governance structure, improves internal control and compliance systems, and standardizes business decision‑making processes, ensuring long‑term stable operations through standardized and normalized governance.

Standing at the new starting point of the "15th Five‑Year Plan" development period and closely aligning with the national green and low‑carbon development strategy, the company will take this A‑rating as an opportunity to further deepen its ESG system development. In the future, it will focus on iterating its core recycling and regeneration technologies, improving the routine management mechanisms for ESG, and continuously consolidating its advantages in green production capacity, compliant governance, and social responsibility. Through comprehensive sustainable development capabilities, it will drive the company's long‑term high‑quality development.