Sailun Group's 2024 Sustainability Report, its 12th annual publication, emphasizes the company's dedication to sustainable development through its ECO+ strategy. This approach integrates environmental protection, green products, corporate governance, and social values into the company's operations.
In 2024, Sailun positioned "eco-governance" as a core pillar of its sustainable development strategy, fully integrating key sustainability issues into strategic decision-making processes. The company established a governance structure with clearly defined roles and responsibilities, implementing a comprehensive closed-loop management process encompassing risk identification, strategy formulation, implementation, calibration, and performance evaluation.
All seven of Sailun's operational factories obtained ISO 14001 and ISO 50001 certifications in 2024, reflecting the company's commitment to environmental management and energy efficiency. Additionally, all four of Sailun's domestic factories were designated as green factories, highlighting the company's efforts in sustainable manufacturing practices.
Sailun's Strategy and Sustainable Development Committee held meetings focused on sustainability governance, reviewing and approving sustainable development strategies, objectives, and annual sustainability reports. The company also conducted ESG training sessions for management to enhance ESG awareness and competency across all levels.
Sailun Group's 2024 Sustainability Report underscores the company's commitment to integrating sustainability into every aspect of its operations, from governance to manufacturing. The achievements in obtaining environmental certifications and green factory designations reflect a broader trend in the tyre industry towards sustainable practices and responsible governance. As the industry continues to evolve, such comprehensive approaches to sustainability will be crucial in meeting global environmental challenges and regulatory requirements.
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