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Environmental,Social,and Governance(ESG)Report
Yantai Jereh Oilfield Services Group Co., Ltd.
Table of Contents
About This Report 01 Message from the Chairman 03 About Jereh 05 Company Overview 05 Industrial Layout 06 Corporate Culture 07 Development History 08 Annual Honors 09 Performance Highlights 11 Sustainable Development Governance 13 Response to SDGs Goals 13 Sustainable Development Philosophy 15 Sustainability Governance Structure --15 Sustainable Development Risk Identification 16 Sustainable Development Capability Enhancement 17 Communications with Stakeholders --18 Management of Material Topics 19
Anchoring Sustainability Through Solid Governance
Establishing a Governance System ----23 Regulating Compensation Management ---24 Refining Investor Relations Management---24 Protection of Shareholders' Rights and ----26 Interests Stabilizing Debt Management ----26 Optimizing Risk Management ----27 Anti-Commercial Bribery and Anti-Corruption ----30 Anti-unfair Competition Management ----32
Intelligent Green Manufacturing Safeguarding Natural Habitats
Response to Climate Change 35 Environmental Compliance Management --41 Recycling of resources 51 Protecting Ecosystems 55
Setting Industry Benchmark with Craftsmanship and Excellent Service
Innovation-Driven Development ----61 Product and Service Quality ----72 Protection of Customers' Rights and ----77 Interests Strict Protection of Data Privacy ----79 Collaborative and Responsible Supply ----82
Safety as the Priority: Building A Comprehensive Protection Network
Health and Safety Governance 91 Health and Safety Strategy 93 Risk and Opportunity Management 94 Setting Indicator Targets 99 Occupational Health Protection 99
Responsibility and Benevolence Cultivating Public Welfare
Protection of Employees' Rights and -105 Interests Corporate Responsibility Communication --118 Community Development Empowerment --120 Overseas Public Welfare and Business ----121 Development
Afterword to the Report 123 Key Performance Form 123 Indexes 130 Reader Feedback Form 132
About This Report
Introduction
This is the third Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Report (hereinafter referred to as the "Report") issued by Yantai Jereh Oilfield Services Group Co., Ltd. ("the Company"), aiming at providing stakeholders with a detailed disclosure of the Company's ESG performance in 2025 and responding to ESG topics of critical concern to stakeholders. The Company pledges to exercise oversight over the contents of this report, ensuring its absence of any false records or misleading representations, and assuming responsibility for its truthfulness, accuracy and completeness. For any discrepancy between the Chinese version and the English version, the Chinese version shall prevail.
Reporting Period
This report covers the period from January 1, 2025 to December 31, 2025. To improve the comparability and perspectiveness, some sections of this report may extend appropriately to previous and subsequent years.
Reporting Scope
This report focuses on Yantai Jereh Oilfield Services Group Co., Ltd., including its branches and subsidiaries. Unless otherwise specified, the scope of this report is consistent with that of the Company's Annual Report.
Preparation Basis
Shenzhen Stock Exchange Self-Regulatory Guidelines for Listed Companies No. 17 - Sustainability Report (for Trial Implementation)
Shenzhen Stock Exchange Self-Regulatory Guidelines for Listed Companies No. 3 - Preparation of Sustainability Reports
Ministry of Finance of the People's Republic of China, Corporate Sustainability Disclosure Standards—Basic Standards (for Trial Implementation)
Sustainability Reporting Standards of the Global Reporting Initiative ("GRI Standards 2021")
China Enterprise Reform and Development Society "Guide to Corporate Sustainability Reporting in China" (CASS-ESG 6.0)
China National Standardization Administration Committee (CNSA) Guidelines for Preparing Social Responsibility Reports (GB/T 36000-2015)
Disclosure Framework of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD)
UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 2030
Sustainability Accounting Standards Board Standards SASB (SASB Standards)
Data Explanation
All data sources used in this report include public data from government agencies, the actual operational data, annual financial data, internal statistical reports of the Company, third-party questionnaire surveys, third-party evaluations or interviews, etc. Unless otherwise specified, all amounts in this report are expressed in RMB. For any discrepancy between this report and the Annual Report, the Annual Report shall prevail.
Appellation Description
| Company Name | Abbreviation |
| Yantai Jereh Oilfield Services Group Co., Ltd. | Jereh Group, Jereh, the Company or We |
| Yantai Jereh Petroleum Equipment & Technologies Co., Ltd. | Jereh Equipment |
| Jereh Oil & Gas Engineering Corp. | Jereh Oil & Gas Engineering |
| Jereh Energy Services Corporation | Jereh Energy Services |
| Jereh New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. | Jereh New Energy |
| Jereh New Energy Regeneration and Recycling Technology Co., Ltd. | Jereh New Energy Regeneration and Recycling |
| Jereh Bangda Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. | Jereh Bangda |
| Hanchuan Ruima Environmental Technology Co., Ltd. | Hanchuan Ruima |
| Dezhou United Petroleum Technology Corp. | Dezhou United Petro |
| Jason Energy Technologies Co., Ltd. | Jason Energy |
| Yantai Jereh Power-Tech Co., Ltd. | Jereh Power-Tech |
| Jereh Hengri Natural Gas Engineering | Jereh Hengri |
| Jereh Agile Power Energy | Jereh Agile Power Energy |
| Shandong Jereh Catech Technology Co., Ltd. | Jereh Catech |
| Yantai Jereh Machinery Equipment Co., Ltd. | Jereh Machinery |
Access to this Report
The electronic version of this report is available for download at the websites of Shenzhen Stock Exchange (http://ww w.szse.cn), cninfo (http://www.cninfo.com.cn) or the Company (https://www.jereh.com), where you can find furthe insights about the Company.
Reader Feedback
To continuously strengthen the quality of ESG disclosure, improve the Company's ESG management level and enhance the recognition of value in the capital market, we are hereby soliciting reader feedback on this report (please refer to Appendix II "Reader Feedback Form" for details), and kindly request readers to send their feedback to the Company's email (zqb@Jereh.com). A
Message from the Chairman
Time flows swiftly, yet our original aspirations remain unwavering. Gazing back at 2025, the global economic landscape experienced profound adjustments, as geopolitical dynamics intertwined with AI technological transformation. Amid waves of uncertainty, a vigorous new quality productivity force is emerging. Throughout this period, we have remained steadfast in our core values, driven by relentless innovation, embracing both the challenges and opportunities of the era and crafting a brand-new blueprint for Jereh's high-quality and sustainable growth.
I. Revamping Corporate Governance to Enhance Organizational Efficacy
Corporate governance serves as the cornerstone of Jereh's sustainable and resilient development. In 2025, in alignment with the requirements of high-quality governance, we canceled the Supervisory Board and further refined the modernization governance structure encompassing the "Board of Directors – Management – Specialized Committees". By streamlining organizational layers and enhancing the Board's strategic decision-making and risk control functions, we achieved a leapfrog elevation in governance effectiveness. Concurrently, we undertook a comprehensive review and revision of our governance policies to ensure every facet aligns with contemporary requirements and market expectations. Safeguarding shareholder interests remains central to our governance practice, and we continue to reinforce trust through robust operational performance and transparent communication mechanisms, constantly boosting a harmonious integration of governance system, business growth, and societal value.
II. Embracing the AI Revolution to Co-build a Smart Energy Ecosystem
With global digitalization accelerating and AI computing demands soaring, North America's data center sector is riding a wave of unprecedented expansion. Next-generation computing power infrastructure, exemplified by Artificial Intelligence Data Centers (AIDC), imposes higher requirements on energy systems for reliability, responsiveness, flexibility, and sustainability. Drawing upon our extensive experience in oil and gas development and energy equipment manufacturing, we have established a "Gas-to-Power" solution spanning the full value chain—from gas source treatment, gas pressurization, clean power generation and intelligent regulation. This enables the provision of tailored, low-carbon, integrated energy solutions across diverse scenarios. Our successful entry into the data center sector, marked by multiple gas turbine generator contracts, underscores our commitment to powering technological transformation with clean and abundant energy. Guided by a steadfast green development philosophy, we continue to deepen our engagement in the low-carbon energy sector, delivering more reliable and intelligent energy infrastructure while co-creating a sustainable, forward-looking smart energy ecosystem.
III. Upholding Open Collaboration to Foster Shared Prosperity
We maintain an open mindset, creating opportunities through collaboration and jointly addressing challenges with global partners. While consolidating our industrial leadership in the Chinese market, we actively respond to the "Belt and Road Initiative", deepening collaboration with partners across the Middle East, Central Asia, and beyond to jointly advance high-quality, sustainable development within the energy sector. By signing strategic cooperation agreements on gas turbines with internationally renowned companies such as Siemens, Baker Hughes, and Kawasaki, we are forging a resilient supply chain while collaborating with global partners to jointly create value.
IV. Prioritizing Safety in Protection to Safeguard Employee Wellbeing
Consistently adhering to the HSE principle of "Safety First", we place employee occupational health and safety at the forefront of our operations, ensuring that safety permeates every aspect of production and operational activity. We continue to invest in safety production, improve safety management systems, and enhance safety education and training to elevate overall safety levels. Through daily hazard checks, emergency drills, and various safety activities, we strengthen employees' safety production awareness. Coupled with policies and systems such as the HSE Assessment and Incentive Management Regulations, we empower every employee to participate in safety management to constantly reduce occupational risks and foster a safe, reassuring, and healthy environment. Anchored in a "people-first" philosophy, we respect all employees regardless of nationality, culture, race, gender, or age, unequivocally rejecting all forms of enslaved labor, forced labor and child labor. On our journey toward internationalization, we actively prompt multi-cultural integration and employee happiness and sense of belonging to the corporate culture through annual gatherings, sports events, and International Women's Day activities. Together with our employees, we move forward toward a better tomorrow.
V. Moving Forward with Goodwill to Fulfill Social Responsibility
Guided by the principle of "To be a responsible individual", we fulfill our societal responsibilities with a spirit of generosity. Initiatives such as the "Employee Care Fund" and "Family Open Day" ensure that the fruits of enterprise growth benefit employees and their families. In 2025, under the leadership of Chief Founder Mr. Sun Weijie, with joint contributions from Founders Mr. Wang Kunxiao and Mr. Liu Zhenfeng, the "Public Welfare Foundation" was established, creating a multidi mensional charity and public welfare network with a wider coverage, contributing to community education, critica healthcare, and other public welfare initiatives. Meanwhile, we actively practice community responsibility in ou overseas locations through activities such as visiting nearby villages and supporting orphanage schools, endeavoring to extend warmth and goodwill to every corner of our operations.
With the wind and tide on our side, we are called to sail with courage; and with immense responsibilities ahead, we must advance with unwavering resolve. At this pivotal juncture, we will continue to be guided by the principles of sustainabl development, strengthen our foundations through governance optimization, expand our horizons through business breakthroughs, and demonstrate social commitment with sincerity and warmth. Together with our global partners and dedicated employees, we move forward to shape a promising future!
About Jereh
Company Overview
1999 24 7,000+ 70+ Establishment first-level employees countries and regions date subsidiaries worldwide
Founded in 1999, Yantai Jereh Oilfield Services Group Co., Ltd. (Stock Code: 002353.SZ) is a global listed company that focuses on high-end equipment manufacturing, oil and gas engineering and technical services, oil and gas field development, and new energy and recycling sectors. The Company has 24 first-level subsidiaries with more than 7,000 employees. The Company continues to deepen its operations in traditional oil and gas sectors while actively expanding into new energy and environmental protection industries. It now owns ten major industrial parks, including petroleum equipment manufacturing, natural gas equipment manufacturing, oilfield engineering and technical services, and new energy anode materials, and has established global branches or offices in more than 50 cities, promoting products, services, and integrated solutions to over 70 countries and regions worldwide.
Industrial Layout
Oil Segment
Oilfield Equipment: We provide customers with a full range of oilfield development solutions and continuously develop cutting-edge products based on unconventional energy development, covering more than 170 kinds of equipment: cementing, fracturing, coiled tubing equipment, nitrogen generation and pumping equipment, high-pressure fluid products etc.
Oil & Gas Field Services: Main businesses include smart oilfield solutions, geological and reservoir research services, integrated drilling and completion, stimulation, oil recovery, operation and maintenance management, downhole tools, etc.Jereh is the first oil service company in China that has passed the API Spec Q2 Certification.
Oil & Gas Engineering: Jereh focuses on oil & gas field surface engineering, gas processing and LNG engineering, natural gas gathering, transportation, storage, and combined energy. We provide integrated solutions from feasible plan, engineering design, procurement, to equipment manufacturing, construction management, start-up, operation and maintenance.
Oil & Gas Development: Jereh holds four major oil and gas field blocks in Canada and Iraq, covering a total area of approximately 160,620 acres. These blocks are designated for the development of unconventional tight shale oil and gas resources, with total recoverable reserves estimated at around 1 billion barrels of oil equivalent.
Oilfield Digitalization: Providing intelligent solutions for the global oil and gas industry, covering the entire chain from exploration and development to production and operations, empowering the industry to achieve efficient and secure digital transformation.
Environmental Equipment: Jereh has independently developed and manufactured high-end, stable, efficient and smart equipment for environmental protection while promoting technology innovation, in addition to providing customers with cleaner and more efficient integrated solutions.
Natural Gas Segment
Natural Gas Equipment: Covering the full natural gas industry chain,Its business covers products including natural gas boosting equipment, natural gas regulating equipment, process equipment. These products are widely used in gas storage injection and withdrawal, pipeline boosting, gas processing, fue gas boosting, acid gas injection, biogas, CBM transportation, CNG stations, LNG plants, associated gas power generation, CBM power generation, refrigerant compression, and chemical applications.
Data Center & Power Segment
Power: Building a comprehensive capability system of Power Equipment + Power Services + Customized Solutions, we deliver highly reliable and adaptable power products and solutions for diverse industries such as data center, oil and gas fields, industrial manufacturing, municipal emergency power, and marine & offshore engineering.
New Energy
Anode Materials: Focus on the development of key anode materials for new energy batteries, improving battery quality through exploration of basic materials and breakthroughs in key equipment technologies.
Lithium-ion Battery Recycling: Independently develop integrated lithium battery recycling solutions, promoting intelligent, green,and standardized development, and an integrated development of the industrial chain.
Wind Turbine Blade Recycling: Committed to deliver innovative solutions for the efficient recycling and sustainable reuse of decommissioned wind turbine blades, fostering a green, efficient, and scientific industry ecosystem for the circular economy of wind materials
Photovoltaic Module Recycling: Committed to deliver innovative solutions for the efficient recycling and sustainable reuse of all components from decommissioned photovoltaic modules, fostering a standardized and intelligent industry ecosystem for the circular economy of photovoltaic materials.
Corporate Culture
In the growth journey of Jereh Group, corporate culture serves as a spiritual bond connecting every employee, and directs the development path of the Company like a navigation lighthouse. Jereh's corporate culture not only profoundly influences the thinking and behavior of every Jereh person, but also continuously leads the Company towards the vision of "to be an enterprise respected by people all around the world".
Core Values
Focus on customer needs, value employees' dedication, self-reflection, and continuously strive to be the best
Our Purpose
Creating value for customers, generating wealth for society, offering opportunities for employees, delivering returns for investors, and ensuring growth for Jereh's future.
Our Mission
Focus on customers' challenges and pressures, and provide competitive solutions that create maximum value for them.
Our Goal
Build an international brand and achieve a century of excellence for Jereh!
Our Vision
To be an enterprise respected by people all around the world.
Our Spirit
Always look forward. Never give up. Nothing is impossible.
Our Credo
Doing well requires dedication. Opportunities come with effort. No pain, no gain.
Quality Strategy
Strive to create perfect quality with passion and dedication. Make improvement step by step each day.
Talent Philosophy
Always Seek the Most Outstanding People.
Service Philosophy
Focus on customer needs, and be dedicated to exceeding customer expectations !
Market Philosophy
The market does not believe in tears! Only results matter.
HSE Philosophy
Safety always comes first!
Compliance Principles
Integrity is the essence of compliance.
Compliance creates value. Compliance operation is the guarantee of Jereh's sustainable development. Compliance is the bottom line of business operation, and always comes in the first place in case of any conflicts between business and compliance.
Development History
1999
Startup
2000
Established Jereh
2001
Presence in the Oilfield Industry
Engaged in the supply of oilfield imported accessories and equipment repair service
2012
2011
2010
Jereh was the first and only oilfield equipment manufacturer in China to provide frac fleet, including E-Frac and Turbine Frac, for U.S. shale gas development
Launched the New Branding Logo
Initial Publi Offering
2008
Opened a new era of development
Established production and R&D departments, and started the journey of independent development of oilfield equipmen
Diversification
2014
Global Expansion
2002
Expanded into Oil and Gas Engineering
Launched the world's first Apollo 4500hp fracturing equipment, ushering in the era of new-energy fracturing
2015
Built China's first shale gas LNG liquefaction plant, promoting the commercialization of China's shale gas
Developed Environmental Management Industry
2025
Established Jereh Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd.(now renamed as Jereh New Energy Regeneration and Recycling)
2024
Generator sets entered the North American data center market, providing the world with more reliable and intelligent energy infrastructure solutions
2023
Established the Sun Weijie Public Welfare Foundation
Initiated the construction of a Middle East equipment manufacturing base
Won a number of overseas oil and gas field development orders to fuel global energy development
2022
Developed the new generation of lithium-ion battery recycling equipmen
DUPT Went Public
2003
We had our first office building
Independently developed our firs oilfield equipment for offshore drilling platforms
Ventured into the Natural Gas Sector
2004
Successfull developed Jereh's first natural gas compressor unit
2006
Expanded into the Oilfield Services Industry
2005
Provided services in offshore platform owned by ConocoPhillips
Independently developed and exported first oilfield slurry mixing system
2019
Initiated Electric Fracturing Solution
Promoted the green development of unconventional oil and ga resources such as shale gas
2021
March on New Energy Industry
Expanded into the New Energy Industry
Won a 2.7 billion yuan contract for oil and gas treatment EPC project o Kuwait Oil Company
Annual Honors
Jereh Group
Top 100 Global Innovators LexisNexis
Investor Relations Management Best Practices for Listed Companies China Association for Public Companies
Top 200 Private Enterprises in Shandong Federation of Industry and Commerce of Shandong Province
Top 100 Private Enterprises for Employment Contribution in Shandong Province Federation of Industry and Commerce of Shandong Province
Golden Bull Award for Listed Companies - Most Valuable Investment Award China Securities Journal
Guoxin Cup · ESG Golden Bull Award Top 100 China Securities Journal
Quanjing Investor Relations Gold Award –<sub>Outstanding</sub> <sub>Market</sub> <sub>Value</sub> Management Award p5w.net
Quanjing Investor Relations Gold Award –<sub>Outstanding</sub> <sub>Small</sub> <sub>and</sub> <sub>Medium</sub> Investor Concerns Award p5w.net
Golden Dawn Award ESG Practice Award Securities Market Weekly
China Brand Value Ranking – 16 in Machineryth Manufacturing China Council for Brand Development
Top 100 Innovative Private Enterprises in Shandong Federation of Industry and Commerce of Shandong Province
Tianma Award for Investor Relations Management Securities Times
Golden Bull Award for Listed Companies -<sub>Golden</sub> <sub>Information</sub> <sub>Disclosure</sub> <sub>Award</sub> China Securities Journa
Quanjing Investor Relations Gold Award – Outstanding IR Company p5w.net
Quanjing Investor Relations Gold Award – Outstanding Institutional Investor Attention Award p5w.net
"SSE Eagle · Gold Quality" ESG Award Shanghai Securities News
2025 Virtuous Enterprise Towards a Bright Future
Jereh Equipment
China Brand Value Ranking – 2 in<sup>nd</sup> Independent Innovation China Council for Brand Development
2025 "Morning Star Factory" in Shandong's Digital Economy Industry and Information Technology Department of Shandong Province
2024 Yantai City Science and Technology Innovation Achievement Competition First and Second Prizes in Science and Technology Progress Yantai Municipal Government Office
Jason Energy
2025 "Morning Star Factory" in Shandong's Digital Economy Industry and Information Technology Department of Shandong Province
Yantai Green Factory Yantai Municipal Bureau of Industry and Information Technology
Jereh Oil & Gas Engineering
16 Industrial Construction Gold Awardth of the Kuwait Society of Engineers Tamilnadu Engineers Forum(TEF)
Performance Highlights
Business Performance
Formally signed the DQSP storage gas centrifugal compressor supply contract,
amounting to over RMB 500 <sub>million</sub>
Signed a localization manufacturing cooperation agreement for high-end equipment products with ADNOC Drilling, deepening the cooperative relationship
Signed gas turbine generator set sales contracts with two clients in North America, with a cumulative contract value exceeding <sub>USD</sub> 200 million
Won the Brunei onshore natural gas receiving terminal general contracting project, with a
<sub>project</sub> <sub>value</sub> <sub>exceeding</sub> <sub>USD</sub> 100 <sub>million</sub>
Governance Performance
General Meeting <sub>of</sub> <sub>Shareholders</sub>3<sub>Times</sub>
Board of Directors 11<sub>Times</sub>
<sub>Legal</sub> <sub>Training</sub>32<sub>Times</sub>
Compliance Training 218 Times
<sub>Business</sub> <sub>Ethics</sub> <sub>Violations</sub>0<sub>Case</sub>
Environmental Performance
<sub>Environmental</sub> <sub>investment</sub>1,514.05 RMB 10,000
GHG emission intensity 0.0327
tCO2e/RMB 10,000 revenue
Synchronized operation rate of environ-
Incidents of Violation of Laws and Regula-<sub>tions</sub> <sub>Environmental</sub> 0<sub>Case</sub> <sub>GHG</sub> 53,070.96<sub>tCO2e</sub>
Conforming rate observed in pollutant monito-<sub>ring</sub>100<sub>%</sub>
Compliance rate of "three simultaneities" in environmental protection for construction <sub>projects</sub>100<sub>%</sub>
Social Performance
Investment in R&D 55,109.99<sub>RMB</sub> <sub>10,000</sub>
Investment in work safety 3,820.68<sub>RMB</sub> <sub>10,000</sub>
Social Insurance Coverage <sub>Rate</sub>100<sub>%</sub>
Total Number of Patents Granted 2,122<sub>case</sub>
Percentage of female employees 12.57<sub>%</sub>
Number of Employee Training <sub>Sessions</sub>2,912<sub>Session</sub>
Sustainable Development Governance
Response to SDGs Goals
| SDGs | Our Actions | Our Planning |
![]() | Rely on oil and gas/new energy equipment supply chain cooperation to drive local employment expansion among suppliers and activate regional industrial support vitality. | Deepen cooperation with small and medium-sized suppliers in underdeveloped areas, providing production skills training to help stabilize their operations and increase income. |
![]() | Participate in regional development support through public welfare and charitable activities, contributing to the improvement of local living and development environments. | Expand long-term engagement models for public welfare and charity, building sustainable collaboration channels with supported regions. |
![]() | Provide employees with annual health checkups and workplace health protection resources, and conduct occupational health knowledge awareness activities. | Upgrade the workplace health service system, extending professional guidance and support for employees' physical and mental well-being. |
![]() | Establish an internal talent development system, carry out various skills training programs, and enhance employees' professional capabilities and overall competence. | Optimize internal training resources and improve the full-cycle employee growth and development mechanism. |
![]() | Implement gender-neutral recruitment and promotion mechanisms, and carry out female employee career development empowerment programs. | Introduce leadership development courses for female employees, expanding support systems for management positions. |
![]() | Optimize water circulation processes in production, improving industrial water recycling efficiency. | Upgrade water-saving facilities in production areas, continuously optimizing the management of water reuse and recycling. |
![]() | Increase investment in clean energy equipment R&D to support customers' low-carbon operations; promote energy efficiency upgrades in plant areas. | Explore the application of distributed clean energy facilities in plants, increasing the share of clean energy usage in operations. |
| SDGs | Our Actions | Our Planning |
![]() | Establish a fair compensation system and multi-dimensional employee promotion channels, ensuring compliant working conditions. | Optimize skill-based incentive mechanisms, promoting stable employment opportunities along the upstream and downstream of the industrial chain. |
![]() | Adhere to the "product leadership" strategy, tackling core technologies in oil and gas/new energy equipment and upgrading product performance. | Continuously advance technological innovation, expand new energy material R&D, and upgrade intelligent production facilities. |
![]() | Ensure equal workplace opportunities for employees and optimize the fair cooperation rules system with suppliers. | Provide flexible cooperation support to small and medium-sized suppliers and conduct supply chain collaborative capability enhancement training. |
![]() | Participate in industry discussions on green transformation, supporting low-carbon development practices across the industry. | Carry out environmental protection and public welfare activities in surrounding communities, promoting low-carbon living and green development concepts. |
![]() | Optimize production energy consumption and waste discharge management, incorporating low-carbon indicators into supplier evaluation criteria. | Establish product low-carbon management records, improving recycling and reuse of production materials. |
![]() | Develop low-emission equipment products and promote plant energy-saving and carbon-reduction technology upgrades. | Set annual low-carbon action targets and improve corporate climate management guidelines. |
![]() | Strengthen full-process control of production wastewater to ensure compliant discharge. | Upgrade advanced wastewater treatment facilities, promoting near-zero pollution management practices for production wastewater. |
![]() | Participate in the R&D and application of oil sludge resource utilization and soil ecological remediation technologies, contributing to ecological improvement of contaminated sites. | Expand the collaborative application scenarios of soil ecological remediation technologies, deepening cooperation in ecological governance. |
![]() | Adhere to compliant operations and improve internal management systems such as intellectual property and information security. | Enhance ESG information disclosure mechanisms, improve corporate governance transparency, and eliminate all forms of corruption and bribery. |
![]() | Collaborate with clients and suppliers to promote low-carbon equipment application and participate in industry sustainable development exchanges. | Deepen the green supply chain along the upstream and downstream of the industry, regularly publish ESG reports, and engage in multi-party communication. |
Sustainable Development Philosophy
Jereh Group takes sustainable development as a long-term orientation, actively responding to development trends, formulating and dynamically revising the Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG) Management System, adhering to the sustainable development concepts of innovation, coordination, greenness, openness, and sharing, and systematically promoting the implementation of environmental protection, social responsibility, and corporate governance practices. At the same time, the Company respects and protects the rights of stakeholders throughout its operations, continuously improves internal control and risk management systems, enhances the standardization and transparency of information disclosure, thereby promoting the harmonious integration of economic and socia benefits, and advancing the Company toward sustainable, high-quality development.
Jereh Group's Sustainable Development Philosophy
Innovation
Establish an R&D incentive and results transformation system, focus on core technology iteration and upgrading, improve the innovation trial-and-error and implementation support mechanism, and support the Company's long-term development through continuous enhancement of technological capabilities.
Coordination
Integrate internal resources, clarify management responsibilities, and optimize process coordination through cross-department collaboration mechanisms to achieve efficient organizational synergy.
Green
Promote equipment energy-saving and consumption reduction across all scenarios, empower green energy development and clean energy expansion, and establish normalized environmental compliance control processes, practicing green development requirements across the full chain of operations.
Openness
Participate in industry sustainable development discussions, exchange management experience with peers, and expand collaborative dimensions of corporate development through open interaction.
Sharing
Empower employee career development and capability improvement, share development dividends with investors, collaborate with all sectors of society, exchange experiences, integrate resources, and achieve positive value interaction among stakeholders.
Sustainability Governance Structure
To efficiently implement sustainable development strategic planning, Jereh Group has established a three-tier ESG management structure with clear responsibilities and hierarchical management. The Board of Directors leads ESG strategic decision-making, the ESG working group coordinates implementation, and each functional department and subsidiary executes specific tasks. With clear hierarchical division and efficient coordination, the Company achieves full-chain integration from top-level design to frontline practice, effectively translating sustainable development vision and stakeholder commitments into compliant, actionable practices.
ESG Management Structure and Responsibilities
Determine the Company's ESG strategy and goals;
Identify and monitor ESG-related risks and opportunities that have a significant impact on the Company's business;
Make decisions on significant ESG-related matters, including but not limited to ESG management systems, ESG reports, etc.;
Supervise the implementation of ESG development directions and strategic goals.
Implement the Company's ESG development strategy and goals, organize and arrange each unit to carry out ESG work;
Organize each unit to identify risks and opportunities related to ESG topics, preliminarily review the identification results, and report to the Board of Directors;
Responsible for drafting ESG system documents, related topics, phase work plans, and implementation schemes, etc.;
Responsible for collecting and compiling the Company's ESG information, preparing ESG reports and related documents;
Responsible for communicating with consulting and rating agencies, organizing ESG business training, tracking ESG policy requirements and trends;
Summarize problems and results in ESG work, promptly report ESG work to the Board of Directors, and propose rational suggestions.
ESG Work Coordination Organization
Responsible for coordinating ESG work in each unit;
According to the work deployment of the ESG working group and department responsibilities, cooperate in carrying out relevant ESG work.
Sustainable Development Risk Identification
Based on its development strategy and actual operational scenarios, Jereh Group integrates ESG factors into the comprehensive management framework, systematically identifying and assessing ESG-related risks and opportuni ties, formulating and implementing corresponding control measures, creating a management loop from risk identification to effectiveness improvement, thereby strengthening proactive ESG risk management and forward-looking deployment capabilities.
In 2025, the Company has preliminarily completed core ESG risk identification, including response to climate change, environmental management, pollutant emissions, R&D and innovation, product quality, supply chain sustainability, occupational health, and safety production. The identification of various risks and opportunities is detailed in the corresponding sections below. 1
Sustainable Development Capability Enhancement
Professional Competence
Jereh Group focuses on cultivating ESG professional competence and practical capabilities by organizing ESG-specific training, trend interpretation, internal interviews, and report preparation workshops, continuously enhancing employ ees' understanding and recognition of sustainable development strategies, deeply integrating ESG into job responsi bilities and business processes, and promoting full conversion from ESG awareness to action.
Jereh Group's 2025 ESG Report Kickoff Meeting and Annual ESG Training
In November 2025, the Company convened the 2025 ESG report project kick-off meeting and annual ESG training, calling for participation by heads of all business units. The meeting focused on ESG policy interpretation, market trends and risk alerts, industry practice discussions, and company status analysis, systematically enhancing ESG awareness, practical application, and data management capabilities of key personnel to ensure high-quality and professional ESG work.
Brand Influence
Jereh Group continuously communicates externally, adhering to high-quality information disclosure, actively responding to investor concerns, and integrating sustainable development into corporate operations, forming a complete system from internal governance to external recognition, from concrete practice to value transmission. During the reporting period, the Company received multiple honors for solid ESG practice achievements, including "Outstanding Sustainable Development Practice Case of Listed Companies 2025 by the China Listed Companies Association", "SSE Eagle Gold Quality ESG Award", "Guoxin Cup ESG Golden Bull Award Top 100", "2025 Best ESG Practice Award for Listed Companies", and "For Good Awards 2025 Virtuous Enterprise", gaining high recognition from capital markets and the industry for its ESG effectiveness, further highlighting the Company's benchmark role and brand influence in ESG.
Performance Appraisals
While continuously improving the ESG governance structure, Jereh Group explores mechanisms linking ESG indicators with compensation and performance evaluation. The Company has incorporated key ESG indicators, such as response to climate change, environmental compliance management, and occupational health and safety, into senior executives' personal performance commitments, with corresponding scoring standards, achieving coordinated assessment and incentives, further strengthening management's sustainable development responsibilities, and ensuring effective implementation of ESG strategies and objectives.
Communications with Stakeholders
Jereh Group values communication with stakeholders and has established a normalized, multi-dimensional communi cation mechanism. During the reporting period, the Company strictly followed international standards such as GRI and AA1000 Stakeholder Engagement Standards, continuously broadened communication channels, innovated dialogue forms, fully responded to stakeholder expectations and requirements, absorbed suggestions, promoted consensus, and achieved more efficient and inclusive sustainable communication.
| Stakeholders | Communication Channels | Concerns | Countermeasures |
| Customers | Customer satisfaction surveyDaily Visits/Communication | Product qualityHigh-Quality ServiceInformation ProtectionInnovation-driven | Enhance product qualityCustomer Satisfaction ManagementProtecting Customers' PrivacyPromote scientific research and innovation |
| Shareholders or Investors | irm.cninfo.com.cnGeneral meeting of shareholdersInformation disclosureOfficial websiteWeChat Official AccountInvestor relations eventsInvestor Hotline & Email | Safeguarding stakeholders' rights and interestsRisk ManagementInformation DisclosureReturn and Growth | Conduct investor relations activitiesOptimize risk governance structureEnhance information disclosurePromote performance growth continuously |
| Employees | Employee Interaction ForumEmployee AppraisalEmployee activities | Career DevelopmentHumanistic careCompensation and benefitsOccupational Health and Safety | Establish multi-channel career development systemEmployee supportFormulate a scientific remuneration systemImplement regular medical check-ups and safety production |
| Suppliers | Supplier assessmentOn-site auditsDaily communication | Win-win cooperationSupply chain managementTransparent procurement | Facilitate exchanges and visitsImprove supply chain systemCompliant procurement |
| Governmental or regulatory agencies | Supervision and inspectionVisitor Reception | Promotion of local developmentPaying taxes in accordance with lawCompliant operationsBusiness ethics and anti-corruption | Respond to national policy callsPay taxes activelyPractice integrity and compliance managementConduct anti-corruption and integrity management |
| Community and the Public | Welfare activities | Environmental managementPublic welfare and charityCommunity development and support | Promote green developmentEnthusiastically participate in public welfareActively engage in community construction |
| Media | News reportsMedia interviews | Information disclosureSmooth communication | Make timely disclosure of information through official channelsEstablish a media communication system |
Management of Material Topics
In accordance with domestic and international ESG disclosure standards such as the Shenzhen Stock Exchange Self-Regulatory Guidelines for Listed Companies No. 17 - Sustainability Report (for Trial Implementation), and in combination with internal development strategy, Jereh Group, starting from the dual assessment perspectives of impact materiality and financial materiality, carried out online questionnaire surveys and routine communication to provide in-depth insights into the needs of stakeholders and identify material topics.
Steps to Identify Material Topics
Learn about company background
Establish a list of material issues
Gain a deep understanding of the Company's internal operations and business connections, assess the objective conditions of the external environment, analyze the ESG impacts, risks, and opportunities present in various operational links, and simultaneously gain insight into stakeholders' demands and expectations.
Conduct stakeholder survey
Make a thorough analysis of domestic and international ESG standards in accordance with the guidance of national macro policies and in combination with the Company's own development strategy and market demand, and establish a systematic list of material topics closely related to the Company's development by reference to the good practices of outstanding companies in the industry.
Analyze the materiality of topics
Implement an online questionnaire survey and routine communication, and actively invite internal and external stakeholders to participate in assessing the materiality of ESG topics.
Systematically screen topics in terms of both financial materiality and impact materiality, and conduct empirical analysis of material topics.
Determine the priority of topics
The Board of Directors and the management of the Company review the assessment results of material topics based on the Company's strategic positioning and expert judgment, and ultimately output the matrix of topics with impact materiality and financial materiality.
During the reporting period, the Company comprehensively considered business layout, operational models, industry trends, and focus areas, continuously tracked stakeholder feedback, applied expert evaluation for comprehensive judgment, and confirmed that material issues remained consistent; the 2025 ESG materiality matrix remains unchanged from the previous reporting period.
| Impact Materiality | Topics |
| Double Materiality | Environmental Compliance Management, Response to Climate Change, Pollutant Emissions, Occupational Health and Safety, R&D and Innovation, Protection of Intellectual Property Rights, Safety and Quality of Products and Services |
| Financial Materiality Only | Supply Chain Management |
| Impact Materiality Only | Circular Economy, Waste Treatment, Protection of Ecosystem and Biodiversity, Protection of Employees' Rights and Interests, Employee Training and Development, Information Security and Privacy Protection, Contribution to Society |
| General Materiality | Energy Utilization, Water Utilization, Anti-Commercial Bribery and Anti-Corruption, Anti-Unfair Competition, Due Diligence, Communication with Stakeholders |
Anchoring Sustainability Through Solid Governance
Jereh Group continuously improves its governance structure and risk management system, ensuring compliant business operations, accurate and complete information disclosure, smooth investor communication, strict adherence to business ethics, and a robust anti-corruption risk control loop, thereby reinforcing a stable, transparent, and efficient corporate governance foundation and systematically advancing governance modernization.
Responded UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
Establishing a Governance System
Governance Structure
Jereh Group strictly adheres to the Company Law of the People's Republic of China, the Securities Law of the People's Republic of China, Guidelines for the Articles of Association of Listed Companies, and Transitional Arrangements for the Implementation of Supporting Rules for the New Company Law, and in October 2025 comprehensively optimized and adjusted its governance structure by abolishing the Supervisory Board, transferring its supervisory functions to the Audit Committee of the Board of Directors, and revising the Articles of Association, Rules of Procedure for Shareholders Meeting, Rules of Procedure for the Board of Directors, Audit Committee Rules, and other special committee rules to clarify responsibilities and standardize procedures.
Simultaneously, the Company systematically revised 29 regulations, including the Internal Audit System, Work System for Independent Directors, and ESG Management System, and established the Delayed or Exempted Information Disclosure Management System and Director and Senior Management Resignation Management System, supplementing financia audits, compliance inquiries, and executive exit audits to ensure supervisory functions remain effective, procedures uninterrupted, and the governance structure transitions smoothly while advancing toward professionalization, preci sion, and efficiency, thus solidifying the regulatory foundation for compliant operations.
Board of Shareholders
The Shareholders' Meeting, as the Company's highest authority, is convened in strict accordance with the Articles of Association and Rules of Procedure for Shareholders' Meeting, treating all shareholders equally and ensuring that minority investors are informed, can participate, and exercise voting rights, thereby safeguarding shareholders lawful exercise of core rights and providing a standardized decision-making mechanism for major corporate decisions.
Key Performance
<sub>Held</sub> 3 <sub>Shareholders'</sub> <sub>Meetings</sub> <sub>Passed</sub> 30 <sub>proposals</sub>
Board of Directors
The Board of Directors, as the Company's decision-making body, is accountable to the Shareholders' Meeting. The Board has four specialized committees—Strategy, Remuneration and Assessment, Audit, and Nomination—and has estab lished Rules of Procedure for the Board Meetings and committee-specific rules to ensure standardized operations
Regarding board independence, the Company established the System of Work of Independent Directors, specifying qualifi cations and independence requirements for independent directors. By the end of the reporting period, the Board had three independent directors; during the period, they effectively performed supervisory and advisory duties, with no incidents of related-party transactions harming the Company or minority shareholders' interests.
In terms of board diversity, the Company established a systematic director selection mechanism, evaluating candidates based on professional expertise, industry experience, gender, and cultural background. By the end of the reporting period, the Board comprised nine directors, with one-third female representation, covering economics, law, compute science, business administration, mechanical engineering and automation, and financial management, providing diverse perspectives and professional support for board decisions.
Key Performance
11 <sub>board</sub> <sub>meetings,</sub> <sub>passing</sub> 85 <sub>proposals</sub> 1 <sub>strategy</sub> <sub>committee</sub> <sub>meeting,</sub> <sub>passing</sub> 1 <sub>proposal</sub> 1 <sub>remuneration</sub> <sub>committee</sub> <sub>meeting,</sub> <sub>passing</sub> 2 <sub>proposals</sub>
<sub>Held</sub> 7 <sub>audit</sub> <sub>committee</sub> <sub>meetings,</sub> <sub>passing</sub> 12 <sub>proposals</sub>
Regulating Compensation Management
Jereh Group standardizes the management of executive compensation through the Remuneration and Appraisa Committee, establishing a transparent and reasonable incentive and restraint mechanism. Independent directors receive fixed allowances, while non-independent directors and senior executives adopt a "base salary + performance bonus" structure, with some variable compensation linked to company financial and HSE target achievements.
Refining Investor Relations Management
Information Disclosure
Jereh Group strictly complies with information disclosure laws and regulations, formulating internal rules such as the Information Disclosure Management Measures, Insider Information and Insider Registration Management System, and Information Disclosure Suspension and Exemption Management Measures, establishing a comprehensive information disclo sure framework. The Company designates the chairman as the primary responsible person for information disclosure and the board secretary as the main responsible officer, ensuring truthfulness, accuracy, and completeness of disclo sures, effectively safeguarding investors' equal access to information.
Through high-quality disclosure and standardized corporate governance, the Company has consecutively received an "A" rating in the Shenzhen Stock Exchange annual disclosure evaluation for six years and won the "Golden Information Disclosure Award of Golden Bull Award for Listed Companies". During the reporting period, the Company had no incidents of disclosure violations, insider information leakage, or insider trading, and did not face any penalties.
Key Performance
A</sub> 196 <sub>announcements</sub> <sub>documents</sub> were disclosed throughout the year 6 <sub>periodic</sub> <sub>reports</sub> <sub>summaries
168 <sub>interim</sub> <sub>announcements</sub> <sub>documents</sub> 22 <sub>investor</sub> <sub>relations</sub> <sub>activity</sub>
Public Opinion Management
To effectively manage reputational risk in the capital market, Jereh Group has established a public opinion manage ment system and formulated the Public Opinion Management System. A dedicated leadership group manages public opinion, establishing standardized procedures for major events that may cause or have caused abnormal stock price fluctuations, including rapid investigation, formulation of handling plans, timely clarification via compliant channels, accountability implementation, and communication with media and investors for a fast and transparent response to maintain market fairness, stability, and the Company's reputation and shareholder rights.
Investor Relations Management
Jereh Group values investor relations management, establishing systems such as the Investor Relations Management System and Measures for the Administration of Institutional Research Reception, leveraging diversified communication channels to maintain transparent and trusting interactions with investors. The Company continuously holds performance briefings, investor research activities, and other initiatives to convey corporate value, enhance market under standing and recognition, and improve the depth and effectiveness of investor relations management. During the reporting period, the Company received multiple honors, including "Best Practices in Investor Relations Management for Listed Companies", "Tianma Award for Investor Relations Management", "Most Investment-worthy Award of Golden Bull", "Outstanding IR Company", and "Outstanding Market Value Management Award".
Key Performance
1 <sub>online</sub> <sub>performance</sub> <sub>briefing</sub> <sub>2024</sub> <sub>Participated</sub> 1 <sub>online</sub> <sub>collective</sub> <sub>reception</sub> <sub>day</sub> listed companies in Shandong in 2025
<sub>Conducted</sub> 5 <sub>telephone</sub> <sub>briefings</sub>
Hosted</sub> 27 <sub>on-site</sub> <sub>investor</sub> <sub>research</sub> <sub>Replied</sub> 188 <sub>investor</sub> <sub>questions</sub> <sub>irm.cninfo.com.cn,</sub> <sub>with</sub> <sub>a</sub> 100<sub>%
Investor Research Activities
In June 2025, the Company hosted investor research activities, welcoming over 20 investors for discussions. Management held open, in-depth dialogues on business strategy and market layout, and accompanied investors for on-site campus visits, further enhancing understanding of business barriers and long-term value, achieving effective two-way communication.
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Protection of Shareholders' Rights and Interests
Jereh Group is committed to sharing development outcomes with shareholders and establishing a diversified return mechanism focused on co-created value. The Company established a continuous, stable, and scientific long-term return mechanism following the Shareholder Return Plan for the Next Three Years (2024-2026), using share repurchases, employee stock ownership plans, and management share purchases to strengthen interest alignment among share holders, employees, and the Company. During the reporting period, the Company steadily advanced the 2025 share repurchase plan. As of the reporting period end, a total of 3.1257 million shares were repurchased, amounting to RMB 109 million (excluding transaction fees).
Additionally, the Company formulated and implemented the Management System for Preventing Major Shareholders and Related Parties from Misappropriating Listed Company Funds to eliminate non-operational fund occupation risks and ensure substantive protection of shareholder rights.
| Year | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 |
| Cash Dividends (excluding repurchases) | RMB 337.87 million | RMB 498.80 million | RMB 829.32 million |
| Annual Dividend Payout Ratio | 15.05% | 20.32% | 31.57% |
Stabilizing Debt Management
Jereh Group adheres to contractual commitments with creditors, promptly reporting material information that may affect creditor rights, ensuring timely debt repayment, and maintaining stable, trusting relationships with creditors. Through prudent financial policies, the Company strengthens fund allocation and internal controls, strictly implements budget management and risk early-warning mechanisms, safeguarding asset and fund security, and protecting creditors' lawful rights.
Optimizing Risk Management
Compliant Operations
Compliance Management System
Jereh Group establishes a comprehensive compliance management system covering trade, legal, and operationa compliance, embedding compliance requirements into business processes through institutionalized, procedural, and digital means. The Company has set up a compliance committee as the highest decision-making and coordination body for compliance governance; implements a "top leader responsibility system" with hierarchical signing of Commitment to Compliance; and deploys compliance representatives across business units to ensure accountability.
Build and continuously improve the system and process management framework
Compliance Management Measures
Trade Compliance
Based on the Trade Compliance Management System, the Company embeds mandatory compliance requirements into business processes and specifies operational norms for different scenarios, using systematic controls and routine monitoring to ensure all business complies with domestic and international trade laws.
Legal Compliance
The Company sets up a legal department. Relying on the Contract Risk Control Management System, it fulfills core responsibilities such as legal risk identification, protection of trade secrets, and dispute resolution, providing full-process legal support for business operations.
Business Compliance
The Company prepares an Employee Handbook and conducts systematic training to enhance compliance awareness among all employees; establishes and improves violation reporting, investigation, and corrective prevention mechanisms, promoting a shift from reactive to proactive compliance management.
Real-time monitoring of external risk changes
Timely interpretation and risk alerts
Automated risk identification via digital processes
Compliance personnel review and control risks
Third-party screening software for risk monitoring
Compliance Culture Construction
Jereh Group systematically promotes compliance culture cultivation, preparing annual compliance culture construction plans, adopting both online and offline methods, combining routine and special education, and using multiple channels such as compliance bulletins, official accounts, and knowledge competitions to continuously educate employees and foster a compliance culture.
The Company organizes annual all-employee compliance training, quarterly specialized training, and new employee onboarding compliance training. Training covers policy interpretation, case analysis, and practical guidance, with key positions required to pass annual compliance assessments, aiming to enhance compliance awareness and capability.
Key Performance
Compliance training sessions: 218
Compliance training hours: 209
Compliance training <sub>participants:</sub> 6,379
Import and Export Compliance Management
Jereh Group implements end-to-end compliance control for import and export business based on the Trade Compliance Management System. The Company strictly prohibits business dealings with fully sanctioned countries and enforces mandatory pre-approval for transactions involving partially sanctioned countries. Through standardized processes such as counterparty screening, sanctioned country or region screening, end-use and item checks, economic sanctions verification, red-flag warnings, and compliance risk rating, the Company
systematically identifies and prevents risks.
Compliance review procedures are established at key nodes including opportunity assessment, contract approval, order creation, and shipment to ensure each transaction complies with domestic and international trade regulations. The Company continuously monitors changes in the international trade environment and updates country risk lists and sanctions dynamics regularly, ensuring compliant and stable import and export operations.
Risk Management
Anti-Commercial Bribery and Anti-Corruption
Risk Management System
Jereh Group follows the "Three-Line Defense" risk management model, with the Board of Directors at the core, the audit committee for supervision and guidance, and the audit department as the third-line executor, establishing a comprehensive risk management system covering finance, operations, compliance, and strategy. The audit department independent ly conducts risk audits, fraud checks, and internal control evaluations according to the Internal Audit System.
To ensure continuous effectiveness of the risk management system, the Company conducts systematic annual evaluations and issues the Internal Control Self-Assessment Report. Additionally, accounting firms are engaged to conduct special audits on internal control effectiveness, issuing reports to promote continuous optimization of the "risk identification–as sessment–rectification–verification" closed-loop system.
Risk Control Management
Jereh Group's risk control management integrates institutional regulations, process embedding, and continuous monitoring. The Audit Department adopts a management approach focused on oversight, complemented by service, routinely carrying out risk audits and targeted inspections. For any identified internal control deficiencies, it requires the responsible departments to develop corrective action plans and ensures their execution through closed-loop monitoring.
The Company customizes risk checklists for different functional departments, establishing preemptive risk identification barriers, clarifying responsibilities for identification, assessment, and response, ensuring residual risks are tolerable, corrective actions verifiable, and business approvals accountable.
Risk Management Training
Jereh Group places great emphasis on cultivating employees' risk awareness. Targeting management and key-position staff, the Company regularly conducts specialized training covering core topics such as audit concepts and practices internal controls, fraud prevention, and compliant business operations. Training content is continuously enhanced, formats are innovated, and effectiveness is reinforced to strengthen employees' ability to identify and respond to risks.
Key Performance
<sub>Audit</sub> <sub>training</sub> <sub>sessions:</sub> 2
Average audit training hours <sub>per</sub> <sub>person:</sub> 12
<sub>Audit</sub> <sub>training</sub> <sub>participants:</sub> 4
Tax Management
Jereh Group has established a systematic tax management framework covering both domestic and overseas operations. It strictly complies with tax laws and regulations in China and abroad, and, in accordance with the Financial System Tax Management Policy, implements a tiered control mechanism coordinated by the Tax Center of the Finance Department and executed by each subsidiary. The Company standardizes tax-related operations through a system of policies and standardized procedures, establishing a solid foundation for tax compliance. It regularly conducts training to enhance the professional competence and risk awareness of relevant personnel, implements routine risk assessment and early-warn ing monitoring mechanisms, and maintains proactive communication with tax authorities. In doing so, it effectively mitigates tax risks across four dimensions—policy framework, personnel capability, dynamic monitoring, and externa coordination—ensuring the legality and compliance of global tax matters.
Anti-Corruption Management System
To better prevent, identify, and address corruption, improve the Company's anti-corruption mechanism, and establish a culture of integrity, in 2025 Jereh Group formulated and improved the Anti-Corruption Management System, comprehensively covering anti-bribery, employee integrity, supplier honesty, and business partner compliance, establishing a three-tier anti-corruption management system of Audit Committee guidance, Audit Department execution, and functional departments and unit leaders' implementation, aiming to eliminate all forms of corruption and prevent integrity risks and damage to business interests. During the reporting period, neither the Company nor its employees were involved in any incidents of embezzlement, corruption, or violations of business ethics.
In addition, the Company designated the Audit Department as the core supervisory body, fully responsible for independent supervision, investigation, and evaluation of the anti-corruption system, embedding integrity requirements throughout business management through anti-corruption training, codes of conduct, and other measures.
| Anti-Corruption Supervision Measures | |
| Adhere to a "Zero Tolerance" Principle | Zero tolerance for any corrupt behavior; once confirmed, employment contracts are immediately terminated and recorded in personnel files; legal action is taken if laws are violated. |
| Establish Employee Integrity Records | Record employees' integrity and honesty performance as an important basis for promotion; employees who violate integrity or engage in corruption are vetoed, and relevant information is lawfully shared with industry and due diligence institutions. |
| Establish Jereh Anti-Corruption Fund | Initial investment of RMB two million, rewarding internal and external personnel who provide valid tips, and encouraging all employees to participate in anti-corruption supervision. |
| Conduct Special Anti-Corruption Audits | The Audit Department conducts annual anti-corruption audits for key departments and positions to strengthen process supervision and risk prevention. |
| Organize Jereh Anti-Corruption Week activities | Regularly organize anti-corruption themed events to cultivate a culture of integrity where employees "cannot, dare not, and do not want to engage in corruption". |
| Ensure Smooth Anti-Corruption Reporting Channels | Accept reports through DingTalk "Protect Jereh" module, anti-corruption hotline, email, and other channels to ensure unimpeded internal and external feedback. |
Whistle-Blowing and Protection Mechanism
To strengthen oversight of corruption, Jereh Group has established an independently operating and strictly protected supervision network, providing multiple reporting channels for employees, customers, suppliers, and other stakeholders and pledges to strictly protect the privacy and safety of whistleblowers.
DingTalk feedback mini-program: "Protect Jereh" Hotline: 0535-6766706
Reporting Email: fanwubi@jereh.cn
Address: No.5 Jereh Rd., Laishan District, Yantai, Shandong
The Audit Department is responsible for receiving and investigating all reports. All verified reports are formally investigated and results are fed back to the reporter; anonymous reports are recorded and included in risk assessments. Internal and external personnel who provide valid leads or cooperate in investigations are rewarded if verified.
Protection of Whistleblo-
According to the Anti-Corruption Management System, the identity of whistleblowers, report content, and reward information are fully confidential to ensure the legal rights of reporters and prevent any form of retaliation.
Integrity Culture Fostering
Jereh Group regards integrity culture as a key strategic task for sustainable development, regularly conducting "Integrity Month" activities, promoting anti-corruption self-discipline culture, and organizing knowledge-based competitions to strengthen employee awareness and compliance. Additionally, the Company provides anti-bribery and anti-corruption training specifically for management, enhancing their integrity, accountability, and risk prevention capabilities, cultivating consensus on integrity, and using targeted training to prevent corruption, thereby building a strong organizational barrier against corruption at its root.
Key Performance
Number of participants in training on anti-commercial bribery and anti-corruption for the management: 80<sub>person-times</sub>
Number of participants in training on anti-commercia bribery and anti-corruption for the management: 2<sub>hours</sub>
Anti-unfair Competition Management
Jereh Group strictly complies with the Anti-Unfair Competition Law of the People's Republic of China, Anti-Monopoly Law of the People's Republic of China, and other relevant laws in operational regions, maintaining fair and honest market practices. To prevent antitrust and unfair competition risks, the Company establishes internal regulations and conducts regular training, clearly prohibiting business confusion, false advertising, commercial defamation, and improper acquisition of trade secrets
In commercial dealings with suppliers, customers, and industry partners, the Company prioritizes quality, technology, and service, firmly opposing the use of illegal or unethical means to gain business opportunities or competitive advantages. During the reporting period, the Company did not face lawsuits or major administrative penalties related to unfair competi tion.
Intelligent Green Manufacturing Safeguarding Natural Habitats
Jereh Group integrates sustainable development into operations, systematically identifying and addressing climate-related risks, and continuously improving the environmental management system. The Company actively manages its own carbon emissions and operational carbon footprint, implements energy-saving and low-carbon production methods, enhances resource utilization efficiency, and establishes a green operation system to fulfill corporate environmental responsibilities.
Responded UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
Response to Climate Change
Jereh Group actively responds to global climate governance and "dual carbon" goals, integrating climate action into product innovation and operational management. With global production bases in China, the Middle East, and North America, the Company continuously advances technological innovation and digital transformation, optimizing energy consumption and carbon footprint through process upgrades and energy substitution, providing more efficient, intelli gent, and low-carbon equipment and integrated solutions for the global oil and gas industry, supporting both its own and clients' green transformation, and promoting sustainable industry development while contributing to global carbon neutrality.
Climate Change Governance Framework
Jereh Group has established an ESG governance system coordinated by the Board of Directors and ESG working groups, with collaboration from relevant institutions, providing organizational support for systematic climate governance. The Company proactively identifies climate-related topics as a fundamental prerequisite for effective climate risk manage ment and opportunity capture, integrating them into management agendas, continuously optimizing risk identification and response processes, exploring the implementation path from strategy to execution, mitigating climate risk impacts, and enhancing corporate climate resilience.
| Climate Management Framework | |
| Decision-making Level | The Board coordinates the formulation of climate-related strategies, reviewing low-carbon transition plans and major technology investments in line with industry policies and "carbon peaking and carbon neutrality" goals. |
| Supervisory Level | The HSE Management Committee regularly reviews climate governance implementation, integrating emission reduction targets into internal performance evaluations to ensure effective execution. |
| Execution Level | The management-level ESG working group collaborates with R&D, production, and supply chain departments to identify climate risks and opportunities, implement climate actions, and define emission reduction responsibilities across business lines. |
Climate Risk and Opportunity Identification
| Risk Type | Risk Description | Likelihood of Occurrence | Impact Duration Reporting Period | Explanation of Financial Impact | Response Measures | |
| Physical Risks | Physical Risks from Extreme Weather | Equipment used in drilling, natural gas, and other operations is susceptible to drought, extreme cold, sea-level rise, storms, high temperatures, and other extreme weather. | Medium | Long-term | Increase in operating costs: Equipment damage or downtime may occur, insurance costs increase, and supply interruptions raise production costs. | • Strengthen meteorological disaster warnings and reserve emergency materials• Develop diversified suppliers, establish strategic alliances, and conduct regular assessments to ensure supply chain resilience |
| Supply Chain and Resource Risks | Supply of newly selected materials and critical components may be affected by climate policies or extreme weather. | Medium | Mid-term | |||
| Transformational Risks | Policy and Regulatory Risks | Domestic and international carbon taxes, emission standards, and environmental regulations are tightening, raising compliance thresholds and impacting traditional oil and gas equipment manufacturing and development. | High | Long-term | Increase in operating costs: Increase compliance costs and carbon trading expenditures. | • Closely monitor domestic and international climate-related laws and regulations, and implement relevant environmental management systems accordingly• Promote low-carbon technology R&D |
| Market Demand and Transition Risks | Global energy transition accelerates, reducing demand for traditional oil and gas equipment and increasing competition in new energy equipment. | Medium to High | Medium and long-term | Reduction in operating revenues: Declining revenue from traditional business. | • Increase the proportion of new energy equipment (e.g., energy storage, gas power generation)• Strengthen R&D in circular utilization technologies for oil and gas development, lithium batteries, wind turbine blades, and photovoltaic modules | |
| Technology and Process Risks | New processes, materials, and structures may be immature in climate-responsive products. | Medium | Mid-term | Increase in capital expenditure: New technologies are immature, prone to research and development failures leading to cost overruns; product performance shortfalls may require additional investment. | • Introduce simulation analysis• Conduct dedicated reviews of new processes• Establish a technical resource coordination mechanism | |
| Customer and Market Special Requirements | Clients have higher requirements on low-carbon, energy-efficient, and environmental certifications (e.g., DNV, ABS) | High | Medium and long-term | Increase in capital expenditure: Higher certification costs | • Plan certifications in advance• Communicate with clients to understand requirements and establish client profiles | |
| Reputation and Brand Risk | If the Company fails to respond promptly to climate policies, it may face skepticism from investors and customers. | Medium | Long-term | Reduction in operating revenues: Rising financing costs and market share loss | • Proactively engage stakeholders' concerns, establish a positive image through environmental participation and regular ESG disclosures | |
| Opportunity Type | Description | Likelihood of Occurrence | Impact Duration | Explanation of Financial Impact |
| Market Opportunities | As global attention to climate change increases, demand for renewable energy equipment (e.g., energy storage, gas-fired generators) and circular economy solutions (e.g., lithium battery recycling) continues to grow, driving business revenue and policy subsidies. | High | Medium and long-term | Increase in operating incomes: Increase business income and obtaining government subsidy |
| Green Finance Opportunities | Green projects are more likely to access low-interest loans and green funds. | Medium | Medium and short-term | Decline in operating costs: Reduce financing costs and improve investment returns |
| Brand and Competitive Opportunities | Green transformation enhances corporate image, attracting quality clients and partners. | Medium to High | Long-term | Increase in operating incomes: Increase brand premium and expand into high-end markets |
Climate Risk and Opportunity Management
Jereh Group integrates climate risk into its ESG comprehensive management framework. Under the board's supervision and coordination by the ESG working group, relevant functional departments and subsidiaries implement the process: "scan and identify → assess and prioritize → strategic response → monitoring and iteration" to ensure effective climate risk management.
Risk Identification and Screening
Continuously monitor macro policies, industry regulations, and national regulatory requirements at domestic and international business locations, analyzing climate-related risks at global production sites, key supply chain nodes, and major target markets.
Development and Implementation of Risk Response Strategy
Develop and implement effective measures for major assessed climate risks.
Risk Assessment and Ranking
Collect and analyze key stakeholders' climate change demands, assessing and prioritizing risks based on likelihood and potential impact on the Company's finances, operations, and strategy.
Risk Monitoring, Review, and Update
Track and advance measures regularly; adjust or replace response strategies if results are unsatisfactory; prepare and publish ESG reports to disclose management performance and progress to internal and external stakeholders.
Climate Indicator Target Advancement
Jereh Group strictly complies with low-carbon and environmental regulations, continuously strengthening full-process greenhouse gas (GHG) control, employing source control, process improvement, and energy efficiency measures to maintain stable and controllable emissions. During the Reporting Period, the Company's GHG emissions were mainly derived from direct emissions (Scope I) from natural gas, gasoline and diesel fuel consumed in daily office and production operations and indirect emissions (Scope II) from the use of purchased electricity.
| Key Performance | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | Unit |
| Direct GHG Emissions (Scope 1) | 24,157.30 | 25,141.82 | 35,283.83 | $tCO_{2}e$ |
| Indirect GHG Emissions (Scope 2) | 15,750.16 | 20,086.87 | 17,787.13 | $tCO_{2}e$ |
| Total GHG Emissions | 39,907.45 | 45,228.69 | 53,070.96 | $tCO_{2}e$ |
| GHG Emission Intensity | 0.0287 | 0.0339 | 0.0327 | $tCO_{2}e/RMB\ 10,000\ revenue$ |
| GHG Emission Density | 6.53 | 6.36 | 6.87 | $tCO_{2}e/Person$ |
Note: The statistics and calculation scope of GHG data only include the operational emissions of Jereh Energy Services and other plants in Yantai
Greenhouse Gas Emission Management
Jereh Group establishes the low-carbon transformation strategic goals and incorporates energy saving and carbon reduction into its green manufacturing system. Facing high energy consumption and emission challenges in the downstream oil and gas industry, the Company proactively assumes low-carbon responsibility, focusing on green upgrades and technological innovation, promoting electrification and clean energy adoption in main equipment power systems, reducing GHG emissions from oilfield operations at the source, and leading a new low-carbon paradigm across the value chain.
Core Equipment Green Upgrade
Electric-driven Fracturing Equipment: "Zero-Carbon Emission" Innovation for Well Site Operations
Jereh Equipment's electric drive fracturing equipment replaces diesel engine drives with electric power from the grid, energy storage, or gas-fired generators, eliminating on-site diesel combustion CO2 and other pollutants at the source.
Emission Reduction Benefits
Cumulative operations exceed 12,000 <sub>layers</sub>
Cumulative emission <sub>reduction:</sub> 4.908 million tons
Turbine Fracturing Equipment: High-Efficiency Low-Carbon Clean Fuel Solution
Jereh Equipment's turbine fracturing equipment replaces diesel engines with turbine engines, flexibly adapting to LNG, CNG, wellhead gas, and pipeline gas, reducing total GHG emissions by 25.50% and particulate matter by 33%, lowering carbon emissions at the source. The equipment has completed 270,000 hours of fracturing operations, cumulatively reducing carbon emissions by 1.6 million tons, equivalent to one year of emissions from 350,000 cars.
Emission Reduction Benefits
Cumulative operations: 270,000 <sub>hours</sub>
Cumulative emission <sub>reduction:</sub> 1.6 <sub>million</sub> <sub>tons</sub>
Electric-driven coiled tubing equipment: Energy efficiency improvement and energy recovery smart solution
Jereh Equipment's electric drive coiled tubing equipment uses pure electric drive. During coiled tubing deployment, the drum motor can convert potential energy into electricity to recharge lithium iron phosphate batteries, further reducing net energy consumption.
Implementation Results
Energy efficiency utilization <sub>rate:</sub> 90<sub>%</sub>
110<sub>%-</sub>157<sub>%</sub> <sub>improvement</sub> over traditional equipment
Circular Technology Diversification
Resourceful Recycling Technology for Lithium Batteries: Overcoming Lithium Battery Recycling Safety and Environmental Challenges
Jereh's lithium battery resource recycling equipment innovatively adopts Multi-Seal combined sealing and Dust-Free deep purification systems to solve safety and environmental challenges in battery crushing, enabling the Zhengzhou demonstration plant to efficiently extract approximately 1,000 tons of lithium carbonate annually, supporting full lifecycle recycling.
Implementation Results
<sub>Black</sub> <sub>powder</sub> <sub>recovery</sub> <sub>purity:</sub> 98<sub>%</sub>+ <sub>aluminum</sub> <sub>recovery</sub> <sub>rate:</sub> 95<sub>%</sub>+ <sub>Annual</sub> <sub>retired</sub> <sub>battery</sub> <sub>processing</sub> <sub>capacity:</sub> 10,000
Gas turbine hydrogen-blended power generation: Promoting Low-Carbon and Clean Transition of Industrial Energy Structure
Jereh Oil & Gas Engineering utilizes the gas turbine hydrogen-blended combustion technology to convert industrial by-product gas containing 14%-34% hydrogen into clean energy, processing over 10 million cubic meters of tail gas annually, generating 30 million kWh of electricity and 60,000 tons of steam, reducing dependence on fossil fuels.
Implementation Results
<sub>The</sub> <sub>annual</sub> <sub>power</sub> <sub>generation</sub> <sub>is</sub> 30 <sub>million+</sub> <sub>kWh</sub>
Intelligent Electric Drive System Emission Reduction
N+N Fuel-Storage Hybrid System: "Low Emissions + High Intelligence" Power Supply Paradigm
Jereh's N+N fuel-storage hybrid system consists of 2×6 MW gas turbines + 2×3.4 MW/7.4 MWh high-power storage systems forming a "smart energy matrix", dynamically tracking efficient turbine zones, optimizing turbine-storage allocation, replacing high-consumption diesel generators, and reducing redundant power generation.
Implementation Results
40<sub>%</sub>+ <sub>compared</sub> <sub>to</sub> traditional methods
NOx emissions meet standards
AI•R FRAC Intelligent Fracturing System: Full-Electric Drive and AI Empower Low-Carbon Oil and Gas Development
The AI•R FRAC system integrates eight subsystems, including intelligent fracturing decision-making, equipment fault diagnosis, smart manifold, and well site safety systems, forming an all-electric well site "smart fleet". AI empowers the entire fracturing process, enabling intelligent data analysis, real-time risk warnings, and scientific decision-making.
Precision control rate: Implementation Results <sub>Overall</sub> <sub>efficiency</sub> <sub>improvement:</sub> 45<sub>%</sub> 97.80<sub>%</sub> <sub>Safety</sub> <sub>performance:</sub> 100<sub>%</sub>
Environmental Compliance Management
Jereh Group attaches importance to green development and environmental protection. In strict compliance with applicable laws and regulations concerning environmental protection such as the Environmental Protection Law of the People's Republic of China, the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Water Pollution, the Law of the People's Republic of China on Prevention and Control of Environmental Pollution by Solid Wastes, the Law of the People's Republic of China on Prevention and Control of Soil Contamination, and in light of characteristics of the Heavy Equipment Manufacturing Indus try and Environmental Management requirements, we has formed a system and scientific environmental management system by formulating a series of environmental control procedure documents such as the Regulations on Environmental Protection Management, the Procedures for Identification, Evaluation and Control of Environmental Factors, and the HSE Manua to standardize the management of various environmental factors such as wastewater, waste gas, hazardous waste and noise.
During the Reporting Period, neither the Company nor any of its subsidiaries had violated any environment-related applica ble laws and regulations; the completed projects passing environmental protection acceptance had all obtained relevant acceptance approvals; pollutant emissions were not subject to major administrative penalties, and no adverse effects were caused to employees or local community residents.
Improvement of Environmental Management System
Jereh Group continues to improve and institutionalize environmental management, ensuring efficiency and standardiza tion. The Company has established a clear, hierarchical, and efficient environmental management structure. The president's office and subsidiaries' HSE departments are the central environmental management units; unit and depart ment heads are first responsible for environmental protection within their jurisdiction, while relevant functional depart ments execute tasks, ensuring full implementation of environmental responsibilities across business operations. Key emission units incorporate recordable environmental incidents, risk rectification, and accident events into performance assessments, linking them to senior management compensation.
As of the end of the reporting period, Jereh and other 10 subsidiaries, including Jereh Equipment and Jereh Oil & Gas Engineering, have all obtained ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management System certification.
Environmental</sub> <sub>investment:</sub> <sub>RMB</sub> 15.1405 <sub>million</sub> <sub>Number</sub> <sub>environmental</sub> <sub>training</sub> <sub>conducted:</sub> 80 <sub>Compliant</sub> <sub>wastewater</sub> <sub>exhaust</sub> <sub>gas:</sub> 100<sub>%
Compliant disposal rate of General and <sub>hazardous</sub> <sub>waste:</sub> 100<sub>%</sub>
Compliance rate of rectified hidden <sub>hazards:</sub>100<sub>%</sub>
Identification of Environmental Compliance Risks
| Categories of Main Environmental Risks | Risk Type | Risk Description | Occurrence Readability | Impact Duration Reporting Period | Explanation of Financial Impact | Response Measures |
| Environmental Compliance Risks | Environmental Emergency Risk | Unexpected leaks or unplanned emissions during production may cause environmental pollution incidents, directly impacting corporate environmental performance. | Low | Short-term | Increase in operating costs: Generate emergency response, pollution cleanup, and ecological restoration costs. | Establish emergency response mechanismsConduct regular emergency drillsImprove environmental compliance management systems |
| Transformational Risks | Reputation risks | Negative impacts on surrounding water, air, noise, and soil during production or construction may attract public attention and amplify reputation risk, weakening customer loyalty and investor sentiment. | Low | Short-term | Reduction in operating revenues: Undermine customer loyalty and investor sentiment, leading to a slowdown in sales growth and an increased discount on market valuation. | Strengthen communication with stakeholdersConduct dynamic ecological and environmental monitoring, clarify environmental standards and responsibilities for each process |
| Pollutant Discharge Risks | Pollutant Discharge Risks | Exceeding permitted pollutant limits during operations may result in regulatory penalties and adverse effects on local ecosystems and public health. | Medium | Mid-term | Increase in operating costs: It may incur heavy fines, cover remediation costs, and temporarily suspend operations. | Strengthen pollutant and waste management, implement clean productionLink environmental performance with departmental assessments, conduct routine inspections |
| Opportunity Type | Description | Likelihood of Occurrence | Impact Duration | Explanation of Financial Impact |
| Technological Innovation Opportunities | Emerging technologies such as low-carbon solutions, energy efficiency improvements, and carbon capture present development opportunities. By adopting new technologies or upgrading equipment, the production process can transition to low-emission and low-energy-consumption modes. | High | Long-term | Decline in operating costs: New technologies and equipment upgrades can promote resource recycling, improve production efficiency, and reduce material and energy costs. |
Implementation of Environmental Compliance Controls
Environmental factor
Jereh Group adopts a risk prevention approach, issuing documents such as the Procedures for Identification, Evaluation and Control of Environmental Factors to comprehensively identify, assess, and manage environmental risks in operations. During the reporting period, the Company conducted dynamic identification and graded evaluation of environmental factors across the production process, preparing and continuously updating risk evaluation tables to clarify factor importance and develop targeted control measures. Annual management reviews systematically examine identification and evaluation results. When significant operational changes, legal updates, new activities, or discrepancies occur, the environmental factor re-evaluation and checklist update procedure is initiated to ensure dynamic, effective, and continual compliance.
Environmental Emergency Response
To establish and improve the environmental emergency management mechanism, Jereh Group and its subsidiaries establish and implement the Emergency Response Plan for Environmental Incidents, strengthening risk assessment, accident early warning, emergency handling, and post-event recovery, improving comprehensive emergency response capabilities and ensuring scientific, effective, and operable emergency plans.
Hazardous Waste Leakage Emergency Drill by Dezhou United Petro
In June 2025, Dezhou United Petro conducted a hazardous waste leakage drill at the hazardous waste ware house, simulating a container rupture during transport The drill strictly adhered to environmental compliance requirements, with on-site personnel promptly reporting, and the emergency team immediately implementin containment, waste collection, and emergency response measures. The exercise effectively strengthened employees' emergency handling capabilities, verified the feasibility of response plans, and provided a practica foundation for reinforcing environmental safety defenses.
Investigation of Environmental Hidden Dangers
Jereh Group and its subsidiaries, in strict accordance with relevant environmental laws and standards, conduct compre hensive inspections of environmental hazards, implement environmental safety management responsibilities, and regular ly examine key areas such as production processes, operation of environmental facilities, hazardous chemical manage ment, and waste disposal. Special registers are established and corrective actions implemented to ensure a compliant environmental management loop.
Hazardous Waste Hazard Inspection and Rectification by Jereh Power-Tech
In August 2025, frontline managers at Jereh Power-Tech discovered some hazardous waste with worn labels in a temporary storage area. After assessment, corrective actions were immediately taken by sealing and laminating the labels to make them waterproof, oil-proof, and damage-resistant, in compliance with safety management standards.
Training on Environmental Compliance
Jereh Group actively fulfills its environmental protection responsibilities by continuously conducting specialized environmental training to guide employees in understanding and practicing environmental responsibilities. During the reporting period, the Company conducted 80 training sessions, closely following the latest national and local environmental laws and regulations, covering various scenarios from daily operations to emerging businesses, integrating theory with practice to embed environmental compliance culture deeply into organizational operations and strengthen employees' environmental awareness and risk response capabilities.
Case
Jereh New Energy Regeneration and Recycling Participated in External Environmental Professional Training
In November 2025, Jereh New Energy Regeneration and Recycling attended an industrial seminar on lithium-ion battery recycling, sharing the Industrial Application of Crushing and Recycling Technology of Used Lithium Iron Phosphate Batteries, high lighting innovative designs and practical results for safe, environmental protection, and compliant disposal of the technical schemes. By participating in industry exchanges and training, the Company continuously follows the latest policies and standards in the recycling sector, enhancing the team's envi ronmental compliance awareness and risk management capabilities in battery recycling operations.
Compliance in the Discharge and Treatment of "Three Wastes"
Management of Wastewater, Waste Gas and Residue Emission
Jereh Group strictly complies with the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Water Pollution and the Regulation on Urban Drainage and Sewage Treatment, as well as local standards for wastewater discharge, adhering to the principle of "source prevention, process control, and end-of-pipe management", establishing a comprehensive wastewater discharge control mechanism. Subsidiary Jereh New Energy formulated the Water Pollution Prevention Management System to classify, collect, and treat production and domestic wastewater, ensuring compliant discharge. All wastewater outlets are marked and assigned responsible personnel, ensuring discharge throughout the process is under control and meets related legal and regulatory requirements.
During the reporting period, all production sites and subsidiaries adopted appropriate wastewater treatment processes based on wastewater characteristics, ensuring treated water met discharge standards before entering municipal sewage systems, achieving a 100% compliant wastewater discharge rate.
| Wastewater discharges | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | Unit |
| Wastewater Discharges | 7,651,053.03 | 7,731,259.00 | 7,321,986.64 | ton |
| Wastewater Discharge Intensity | 20,975.89 | 21,170.43 | 20,060.24 | $m^{3}/day$ |
| Types of Wastewater Pollutant | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | Unit |
| Chemical oxygen demand (COD) | 414.90 | 374.84 | 21.07 | ton |
| Five-day biochemical oxygen demand (BOD $_{5}$ ) | 37.96 | 22.89 | 0.40 | ton |
| Suspended solids | 61.39 | 36.65 | 1.86 | ton |
| Ammonia Nitrogen | 46.63 | 41.43 | 1.74 | ton |
| Total Phosphorus | 1.91 | 3.42 | 0.10 | ton |
| Animal and plant oils | 2.05 | 5.33 | 0 | ton |
| pH | 7.64 | 7.50 | 7.63 | / |
Note: The statistics and calculation scope of wastewater data only cover subsidiaries and key pollutant discharge units in Yantai.
Management of Waste Gas Emission
Jereh Group strictly complies with the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Atmospheric Pollution and other regulations, monitoring and managing all production emissions comprehensively. Subsidiary Jereh New Energy formulated the Air Pollution Prevention and Control Management System, implementing full-chain exhaust gas management based on the principles of "total quantity control, process management, compliant discharge, and abnormal approval".
For major pollutants such as boiler emissions, industrial exhaust, and particulates, targeted treatment facilities were constructed in the Company and subsidiaries to ensure emissions meet the Integrated Emission Standard of Air Pollutants (GB 16297-1996) and Emission Standard of Air Pollutants for Boiler (GB 13271-2014) standards, minimizing impact on the surround ing environment and human health.
During the reporting period, all emissions from production sites and subsidiaries met discharge standards, achieving a 100% compliant exhaust emission rate.
| Types of Exhaust Pollutants | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | Unit |
| Nitrogen oxide (NOx) | 1.15 | 2.66 | 7.33 | ton |
| Sulfur dioxide | 0.03 | 1.34 | 1.69 | ton |
| Volatile organic compound (VOC) | 0.58 | 0.69 | 0.01 | ton |
| Sulfuric acid mist | 0.02 | 0.02 | 0.31 | ton |
| Particulate matter (PM) | 0.61 | 2.42 | 0.32 | ton |
Note: The statistics and calculation scope of wastewater data only covers subsidiaries and key pollutant discharge units in Yantai.
Waste Emission Management
Jereh Group thoroughly implements the requirements of the Law of the People's Republic of China on Prevention and Control of Environmental Pollution by Solid Wastes, and manages wastes adhering to the principles of "minimization, valorization, environmentally sound management, recycling, and reuse". Key emission units formulated internal regulations such as the Solid Waste Management System and Hazardous Waste Management System, clearly assigning responsibilities, implementing classified collection, temporary storage, recordkeeping, and directed transfer of general solid wastes, hazardous wastes, and household wastes, ensuring full traceability.
During the reporting period, all waste generated by production sites and subsidiaries was transported and disposed of by qualifie third-party entities, achieving 100% compliance in general solid waste and hazardous waste disposal.
Training on Disposal of Hazardous and Solid Wastes
To strengthen compliance management, in September 2025, Jereh New Energy organized spe cialized training on hazardous and solid waste disposal, cover ing classification, storage, transfer, and disposal regulations and procedures, including a written examination to ensure key personnel fully master relevant knowledge and workflows.
| Emission of Solid Wastes | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | Unit |
| Quantity of general waste generated | 1,850.27 | 1,227.00 | 6,642.00 | ton |
| Quantity of general waste disposed of | 1,850.27 | 1,227.00 | 6,642.00 | ton |
| Quantity of hazardous waste generated | 61.86 | 375.24 | 447.36 | ton |
| Quantity of hazardous waste disposed | 64.76 | 376.48 | 449.43 | ton |
| General waste | ||||
| Category Name of Waste | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | Unit |
| Dust ash | / | / | 0.50 | ton |
| Desulfurization gypsum | / | / | 70.00 | ton |
| Scrap steel | 104.00 | 95.00 | 204.82 | ton |
| Domestic waste | 36.00 | 32.10 | 1,095.00 | ton |
| Hazardous waste | ||||
| Category Name of Waste | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | Unit |
| Waste oil sludge (HW08) | 12.70 | 36.25 | 5.20 | ton |
| Waste oil drums (HW08) | 0.00 | 0.00 | 14.59 | ton |
| Waste paint barrels (HW49) | 0.32 | 0.00 | 30.84 | ton |
| Waste packaging (HW49) | 3.90 | 5.34 | 5.98 | ton |
| Chromium-containing sludge (HW17) | 13.71 | 12.58 | 19.98 | ton |
| Waste activated carbon (HW49) | 0.31 | 1.07 | 13.73 | ton |
| Residues of refinery or distillation (HW11) | 30.93 | 320.00 | 119.40 | ton |
Note: The statistics scope of distillation residue (HW11) only covers key pollutant discharge units, and that of other waste data only cover subsidiaries and key pollutant discharge units in Yantai.
Advancing Corporate Green Development
Implementation of Green Operation
Jereh Group advocates and fully implements green office practices, deepening energy conservation, emission reduction, and resource recycling, aiming to enhance both environmental protection and operational efficiency. Through paperless operations, procurement of energy-efficient equipment, green procurement policies, and environmentally friendly office supplies, the Company explores innovative green office models, guiding employees to practice low-carbon lifestyles, effectively reducing operational carbon footprint and creating a sustainable low-carbon office environment.
| Green Office Initiatives | |
| Management of Electrical Equipment | Regulate the use of computers, printers, and other electrical equipment; turn off power when leaving for extended periods; set summer air-conditioning temperatures no lower than 24°C; cooperate with security inspections and display unpowered equipment and lights to reduce standby energy consumption. |
| Green Office Supplies | Advocate the use of green office supplies, such as environmentally friendly recycled paper and other resource-recycled products. |
| Electronic Office | Fully implement paperless office operations, utilizing OA systems to minimize paper usage; encourage double-sided printing, avoid unnecessary color printing, and strictly control the issuance of documents and materials. |
| Regular Greenery Maintenance | Arrange to maintain greenery regularly in office areas to absorb CO2, release oxygen, purify air, and reduce harmful gases in office spaces. |
Building Green Enterprises
Jereh Group and its subsidiaries deeply implement green development principles, focusing on building a green enterprise system, achieving significant results in green manufacturing, design, and supply chain management. During the reporting period, subsidiary Jason Energy was recognized as a Green Factory in Yantai; Dezhou United Petro obtained AAA-level green factory certification, green supply chain, green enterprise, and green design product management system certifications; Jereh Oil & Gas Engineering also received green enterprise certification. A series of achievements demonstrates the Company's firm commitment and systematic approach to green transformation, setting a benchmark for green development in the industry and supporting the sector's sustainable upgrade.
Achievement of Environmental Targets
Jereh Group and its key emission units are committed to harmonizing human, natural, and developmental needs. By setting measurable and traceable environmental targets, the Company promotes performance improvement and accountability, reduces environmental load, deepens green transformation, and enhances overall environmental management effectiveness.
| Environmental Performance Metrics and Targets | Completion Rate in 2025 |
| No incidents of general toxic or hazardous substance leakage | Achieved |
| No incidents of general or above environmental pollution | Achieved |
| Zero discharge of production wastewater through recycling | Achieved |
| Standardized discharge management of domestic wastewater | Achieved |
| Zero annual exceeding of exhaust emissions | Achieved |
| Factory boundary noise meets standards | Achieved |
| 100% proper disposal rate of solid waste | Achieved |
Recycling of resources
Jereh Group adheres to the principles of resource conservation and environmental friendliness, optimizing the full chain of materials, energy, and water resources. Through upgraded packaging materials, promotion of energy-saving technologies, and water recycling, the Company achieves coordinated reduction, reuse, and efficient circulation of resources.
Material Utilization
Jereh Group has systematically established an inventory management system, improving supporting procedures such as the Material Protection and Maintenance Process and Packaging Management Process. Led by the Operations Management Department, a dedicated team develops inventory driver models and builds an online platform for obsolete materials to achieve the targets of "controlling increase at the source and reducing inventory volume". At the same time, the inventory management system is utilized to monitor material flow in real time and precisely matches supply and demand, while optimizing workshop layout to improve turnover efficiency; through holiday promotion meetings and periodic special reviews, difficult material handling issues are resolved, strengthening resource utilization and cost control.
Core materials include raw materials such as steel for oil and gas equipment and natural gas compressors, as well as recyclable/degradable turnaround materials, reusable spare parts, and consumables. In supply chain packaging, the Company promotes a green packaging system, requiring suppliers to prioritize recyclable/degradable materials while ensuring product quality and to reuse original packaging during returns to reduce secondary consumption. Currently, the subsidiary Dezhou United Petro, Ltd. has established a comprehensive green packaging management system, creating replicable practices and promoting them across the Company, steadily improving sustainability in packaging.
Usage of Packaging Materials
| Indicator Name | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | Unit |
| Total quantity of packaging materials used | 768.60 | 911.38 | 512.05 | ton |
| Packaging material consumption intensity | 0.0005 | 0.0007 | 0.0003 | tons/RMB 10,000 revenue |
Note: The data statistics and calculation scope for packaging materials only cover Jereh Group, Jereh New Energy Regeneration and Recycling, and Jereh Equipment.
Jereh Group Pangu Series Plunger Pump—Innovative Path for Efficient Resource Utilization
Case
The Pangu series of Jereh Group focuses on efficient resource use and sustainable materials practice, with self-developed JRZT materials achieving billions of cycles without damage. The power end of fracturing equipment is designed for lifetime use without replacement, significantly reducing metal consumption and waste generation. Embedded lubrication systems reduce operational resistance by 35%, with transmission performance exceeding industry standards, extending maintenance cycles by over two times and reducing equipment operating costs by 50%. Paired with the JPCM system, power end fault prediction accuracy reaches 100%, and hydraulic end reaches 97.7%, precisely forecasting leak risks while achieving resource efficiency, energy optimization, and environmental safety.
Energy Utilization
Energy Management System
Jereh Group is committed to building a systematic and intelligent energy management system, establishing an electricity optimization team to guide subsidiaries in formulating energy management policies, training staff, and continuously reduc ing energy consumption through technological innovation, process optimization, and lean management. As of the end of the reporting period, 3 subsidiaries, i.e., Jereh Equipment, Dezhou United Petro, and Jason Energy have all obtained ISO 50001:2018 Energy Management System certification.
Certificate of ISO 50001:2018 Energy Management System Certification
| Energy Consumption | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | Unit |
| Total Energy Consumption | 14,927.89 | 16,351.39 | 20,921.07 | tce |
| Energy Consumption Intensity | 0.0107 | 0.0122 | 0.0129 | tce/RMB 10,000 |
Note: The statistics and calculation scope of energy data only covers the operation consumption of Jereh Energy Service and the energy consumption of plants in Yantai. The total energy consumption is calculated according to the conversion factors in the GB/T 2589-2020 General Rules for Calculation of the Comprehensive Energy Consumption of the People's Republic of China.
Energy Usage
| Energy Types | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | Unit |
| Natural Gas | 33.70 | 37.60 | 72.83 | 10,000 $m^{3}$ |
| Gasoline | 71.56 | 61.79 | 140.00 | ton |
| Diesel | 7,500.00 | 7,800.00 | 10,756.00 | ton |
| Total Purchased Electricity | 28,040,160 | 35,760,854 | 33,147,832.21 | kWh |
Energy Conservation and Consumption Reduction Practices
At the headquarters level, Jereh Group focuses on office electricity and domestic gas, advancing energy-saving initiatives; at the subsidiary execution level, the Company applies the principle of "coordinated supervision and empowerment, differ entiated implementation", guiding subsidiaries to adopt multi-dimensional measures—policy, technology, and manage ment—tailored to their business and operations, fostering participation, continual improvement, and promoting the improvement of the company's overall energy utilization efficiency and the reduction of energy consumption intensity.
Measures for Energy Conservation and Consumption Reduction
Jereh Equipment: Develops energy management and electricity-saving documents, sets annual energy baselines and targets, and tracks energy efficiency
Jereh Oil & Gas Engineering: Regularly conducts energy consumption diagnostics and proposes targeted improve ment measures.
Jason Energy: Issues Energy Management System Manual, establishing energy target assessment mechanisms.
Dezhou United Petro: Diagnose key energy consumption variables across multiple dimensions and develop a Ranked List Of Energy Performance Improvement Opportunities.
Technical Upgrades and Equipment Improvements
Jereh Oil & Gas Engineering: Replaced 95 halogen lamps (400W) with 200W LED lamps in Workshop 302 (saving approximately 15,000 kWh annually); replaced standard air compressors with variable frequency units to reduce energy consumption.
Jereh New Energy: Installed smart power system for real-time electricity monitoring and data analysis.
Jereh Equipment: Replaced diesel forklifts with electric forklifts to reduce emissions and fossil fuel use.
Jereh Oil & Gas Engineering: Implemented peak-valley electricity usage and standardized office energy use to avoid idling and waste.
Jereh Equipment: Cultivated a company-wide energy-saving culture through promotion and inspection.
Jereh New Energy Smart Power System Supports Energy Efficiency
Jereh New Energy deployed smart power system software at the Yantai facility to identify and optimize high-energy-consuming equipment schedules, implement off-peak electricity usage, and achieve real-time monitoring and big data analysis of facility electricity consumption. By the end of 2025, the Yantai facility reduced electricity costs by RMB 1.8366 million.
"Grid-Storage Energy Aggregation" Project in Changqing Oilfield of Jereh Agile Power Energy
Jereh Agile Power Energy customized a 2MW grid electricity + 10.2MW/22.2MWh storage solution fo Changqing Oilfield; using reactive compensation, peak shaving, and island operation, grid utilization reaches 98%, solving small grid power supply challenges, enabling flexible power switching, reducing NOx emissions by 90%. This initiative balances cost reduc tion and efficiency improvement with low carbon goals, providing a model for green oil and gas field development.
Energy Consumption Target
Jereh Group and its subsidiaries set clear annual unit product key performance indicators for energy savings and efficiency improvement, integrating them into operational unit assessment systems to enhance overall energy efficiency.
2025 Annual Energy Target Achievement in Jereh Equipment
| Company Name | Indicator Name | Indicator Units | Energy Baseline | Energy Target | Achievement |
| Jereh Equipment | Unit Product Energy Consumption | tce/unit | 3.35 | 3.18 | Achieved |
| Unit Product Electricity Consumption | kWh/unit | 15,526 | 14,749.70 | Achieved | |
| Unit Product Natural Gas Consumption | $m^{3}/unit$ | 910.29 | 864.78 | Achieved | |
| Unit Product Diesel Consumption | kg/unit | 237.56 | 225.68 | Achieved |
Water Resource Utilization
Water Resource Management System
Jereh Group continuously deepens refined water resource management, coordinated by the Administrative Department with defined management indicators and assessment mechanisms. Production water comes from municipal water supply and recycled water, covering workshop use, cooling water makeup, boiler makeup, environmental facility use, and domestic water. Subsidiaries issued Water and Electricity Conservation Management System, which clearly defines the management of water and electricity usage for production and daily life, aiming to reduce resource waste and ensure safe water and electricity usage.
During the Reporting Period, the Company and its subsidiaries took a series of water-saving measures to improve water resource utilization efficiency, promote rational water use, and scientifically manage water. No direct or indirect significant impact on water resources occurred due to changes in water intake, consumption, discharge, or storage.
Key Performance
Total Water Usage: 163,535 <sub>tons</sub>
Water Use Intensity: 0.1008 <sub>tons</sub> <sub>per</sub> RMB 10,000 revenue
Water Resource Management Measures
To support the national call for a water-saving society, Jereh Group implements a principle of giving high priority to saving water, promoting intensified water utilization in daily operations.
Water-saving signs and promotional materials are posted at water usage points in public areas.
Water Conservation Measures
Water-saving irrigation methods, such as sprinkler irrigation and drip irrigation, are gradually adopted for landscaping.
Daily maintenance and management of water-using equipment are strengthened, with strict check for any leakage, dripping, or wastage.
Where production equipment allows, recycling water tanks are provided to save water.
Testing water is replaced with tank + cooling tower circulation, reducing test water consumption.
Water Resource Indicators and Objectives
Jereh Group and its subsidiaries focus on lean water management, establishing quantitative targets, specifying unit product water consumption, and implementing practical measures to fulfill water-saving responsibilities.
2025 Annual Water Saving Target Achievement in Jereh Equipment
| Indicator Name | Indicator Units | Water Baseline | Water Target | Achievement |
| Unit Product Water Consumption | kg/unit | 126.43 | 120.11 | Achieved |
Protecting Ecosystems
Focus on Ecological Protection
Jereh Group emphasizes biodiversity protection, continuously monitoring and managing potential impacts on biodiversity from business operations. The Company actively responds to the "Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework", and systematically carries out biodiversity risk assessments and hidden danger identification in strict compliance with national laws, regulations, and policy guidelines, such as the Opinions on Further Strengthening Biodiversity Protection and the Law of the People's Republic of China on Prevention and Control of Soil Contamination, to ensure operations meet ecological protection requirements. While comprehensively advancing biodiversity risk management, the Company not only focuses on localized ecological restoration at its operational sites but also actively expands cross-regional public welfare ecological protection projects, participating in biodiversity governance practices with a global perspective.
During the reporting period, the Company continuously improved ecological monitoring systems and networks, monitoring air, surface water, soil, and vegetation at all operation sites and surrounding areas, with no significant negative impact on biodiversity.
Tree Donation Project at Baquba, Iraq
During the reporting period, in response to arid, sparsely vegetated, erosion-prone conditions in Baquba, Iraq, the Company donated seedlings to the local government, supporting regional ecological improvement and biodiversity protection. The initiative aims to expand greenery, stabilize soil, prevent wind erosion, and improve microclimates. This not only fulfills the Company's biodiversity protection commitment, but also demonstrates community sustainability support.
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Advancing Mine Rehabilitation
Jereh Group recognizes that the development of mineral resources must align with ecological protection and restoration. Relying on independent R&D and engineering experience, the Company addresses coal gangue, tailings disposal, and governance in mined-out areas, providing integrated technical, equipment, and intelligent control solutions. This transforms mining waste into backfill resources, mitigates geological hazards, reduces land occupation, and lowers environmental impact on soil and air, supporting green mining and continuous ecological improvement
Using Integrated, Modular Gangue Processing Technology to Assist Mine Ecological Restoration
Case
The Company implements the Guizhou coal gangue backfill EPC project, integrating crushing, mixing, pumping, and intelligent control to handle coal gangue stockpiles on a large scale, eliminating land occupation and dust issues from solid waste storage. At the same time, the project mitigates subsidence risks in mined-out areas and, together with local vegetation restoration and habitat rehabilitation, gradually restores the ecological integrity of mining sites, providing a systematic solution for regional biodiversity conservation and green mining.
High-Pressure Grouting and Digital Twin Technology for Safe Metal Tailings Backfill
The Company's self-developed integrated tailings backfilling system, featuring modular design, highpressure plunger pump grouting technology, and digital twin technology, supports mines in resource recovery of tailings and safe filling of goaf areas. It effectively mitigates surface deformation and damage, reduces disturbance risks to vegetation and wildlife habitats, and minimizes pollution to surrounding soil and water, thereby protecting the mine ecosystem and regional biodiversity.
Promotion of Soil Remediation
Jereh Group continuously invests in soil remediation, deeply integrating pollution control with ecological restoration. Leveraging advanced research capabilities, high-performance specialized equipment, extensive project service experience, and refined engineering implementation techniques, the Company provides customized treatment and remediation solutions for soils and groundwater contaminated with organic pollutants, heavy metals, and other pollutants, aiming to become a leading provider of comprehensive technological and equipment solutions in soil remediation.
Heavy Metal Barium Slag Soil Remediation Project in Tianzhu, Guizhou
The Heavy Metal Barium Slag Soil Remediation Project in Tianzhu, Guizhou adopted an in-situ solidification stabilization remediation process and uses high-pressure jet grouting equipment for construction. The total treatment scale of the project reached over 600,000 cubic meters, achieving high-quality remediation of heavy metal barium slag soils.
Sichuan Heavy Metal Contaminated Soil Solidification and Stabilization Project
The Sichuan Heavy Metal Contaminated Soil Solidification and Stabilization Project used crawler-type soil stabilization remediation equipment, with a total treatment scale of 540,000 cubic meters, achieving remediation of heavy metal-contaminated barium soils.
Environmental Remediation Project at Jinan Steel Plant Site
The Jinan Steel Plant environmental remediation project involves 440,000 cubic meters and must be completed within 365 days, with a tight schedule and complex contamination types, including heavy metals such as arsenic and lead, and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. To address the complex pollution conditions and urgent timeline, seven remediation technologies were simultaneously applied on-site, including leaching, thermal desorption of odors, and chemical oxidation. Additionally, as the project is adjacent to residential areas, its implementation not only improves the surrounding living environment but also eliminates pollution risks, providing a solid barrier for the protection of regiona biodiversity.
Setting Industry Benchmark with Craftsmanship and Excellent Service
Jereh Group adheres to the quality policy of "Create perfect quality with great care. Make progress each day", strictly upholding product quality and safety standards, continuously enhancing product and service levels, actively exploring frontier technologies, and realizing a win-win supply chain philosophy.
Responded UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
Innovation-Driven Development
Deepening the Innovation Management System
Jereh Group always regards innovation as the core driver of corporate development, continuously optimizing the R&D governance structure centered on the Technology Committee, with the Chief Technology Officer and Secretariat providing supervision and guidance, and various specialized subcommittees executing responsibilities. The Company and its subsidiaries have formulated and implemented systems such as the R&D Innovation Incentive Management Measures, Management Innovation Administration Measures, and the Specification for the Research and Initiation of New Products. Combined with innovation platform development, these systems continuously improve the R&D innovation management framework covering project initiation, incentives, and other processes, promoting systematic, standardized, and efficient R&D operations.
Key Performance
<sub>R&D</sub> <sub>Investment:</sub> <sub>RMB</sub>551.0999 <sub>million</sub> <sub>Proportion</sub> <sub>of</sub> <sub>Revenue:</sub> 3.40 <sub>%</sub>
Driven by an excellent innovation management system and sustained R&D investment, the Company has been recognized as a National Technology Innovation Demonstration Enterprise, National Intellectual Property Demonstration Enterprise, and National Quality Benchmark. Meanwhile, the subsidiary echelon has achieved significant results: 11 subsidiaries have been recognized as national high-tech enterprises, 1 has been awarded National Service-Oriented Manufacturing Demonstration Enterprise. In addition, the Company has more than 10 national and provincial-level science and technology innovation platforms, providing a solid foundation for continuous innovation.
Jereh Group Listed Three Times on the"Global Top 100 Innovation Companies"
| 专利名称 | 单晶材料领域 | 行业 | 上接地位 | 新入榜企业 |
| 微波束(Sanofi) | 法国 | 制药 | 中国 | 微子(Sanofi) |
| 西门子(Sonoma) | 法国 | 工程 | 第一财经大学,硕士,经济硕士。第二财经大学,经济学硕士。第三财经大学,经济学硕士。 | |
| SK BRB (SK Innovation) | 欧盟 | 化学品及材料 | SK BRB (SK Innovation) | |
| 爱康德(Missure) | 中国石油 | 消费品 | 第一财经大学,化学制品、化工产品及材料,化学产品及材料与汽车相关 | |
| 色科(Snap) | 美国 | 信息技术 | 中赛(Potope) | |
| 北美(Other) | 美国 | 医疗技术 | 第一财经大学,专注于医学和医药领域,专注于工业和信息化领域,主要应用领域包括医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械、医疗器械,以及医疗器械的其他领域 | |
| 标科农业(Technetic) | 中国香港 | 电器 | MCCOLN Inc. | |
| 轻纺品(Tesla) | 美国 | 汽车 | 第一财经大学,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学、计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与技术专业,计算机科学与工艺 | |
| 超良油油(Thyrahydrofop) | 美国 | 工程 | Wiley Laboratories | |
| 天电子(Jayiko Electron) | 日本 | 半导体 | 第一财经大学,航空航天物理系,航空航天物理系,航空航天物理系,航空航天物理系,航空航天物理系 | |
| 科普星(Topope) | 河南 | 化妆品及材料 | 第一财经大学 | |
| 透镜(TRAUNFF) | 韩国 | 工程 | 第一财经大学,为体育、体育、体育和员工提供生活服务,用于生活休闲服务,属于生活休闲服务,属于生活休闲服务,属于生活休闲服务 | |
| 有线电(T3HC) | 中国台湾 | 半导体 | Wiley Laboratories | |
| 太极集团(W Group) | 德国 | 汽车 | 第一财经大学,计算机与通讯设备及系统集成,通信设备及系统集成,通信设备及系统集成,通信设备及系统集成,通信设备及系统集成,通信设备及系统集成 | |
| Wave Life Sciences | 韩国 | 制药 | 第一财经大学,计算机与通讯设备及系统集成,通信设备及系统集成,通信设备及系统集成,通信设备及系统集成 | |
| Willow Laboratories | 荷兰 | 医疗技术 | 第一财经大学 | |
| 杰瑞雅(Pontal-Jerich Difficult Services) | 中国石油 | 化学品及材料 | 第一财经大学 | |
| 雅克(CISLS) | 德国 | 半导体 | 第一财经大学 | |
| 威孚斯(ZF) | 德国 | 汽车 | 第一财经大学 | |
| 中兴通讯(ZTE) | 中国石油 | 信息技术 | 第一财经大学 |
Innovation Risk and Opportunity Identification
| Risk Type | Risk Description | Occurrence Readability | Impact Duration Reporting Period | Explanation of Financial Impact | Response Measures |
| R&D Project Implementation Risk | When launching new structural or process R&D projects in the oil & gas or new energy sectors, the lack of historical verification data may result in slower-than-expected progress. | Medium | Mid-term | Increase in operating costs:R&D project failures may result in financial losses, requiring additional funds for redevelopment, thereby increasing R&D costs. | Optimize and improve project initiation review and stage evaluation mechanisms.Strengthen "industry-academia-research" collaboration to diversify technical risks.Establish new component/new process trial procedures, verifying reliability through small-batch pilot production. |
| Technology Iteration Risk | With the accelerating global energy transition, misalignment of existing technology with industry innovation pace may lead to decreased competitiveness and market share. | Medium | Short-term | Decline in operating profits:Failing to keep up with new energy developments or breakthroughs by peers may reduce product competitiveness and market share, impacting profits. | Increase forward-looking R&D investment in areas such as electric drive, digitalization, and new energy to maintain technological leadership.Promote diversified technological development, reducing dependence on a single technical path. |
| Turnover Risk of Core Technical Personnel | The loss of core technical personnel could lead to technical disruption, insufficient R&D capabilities, and a decline in innovation ability, making it difficult to launch competitive new products or technologies, which would impact the Company's market competitiveness. | Low | Mid-term | Increase in operating costs:Additional funds may be required for talent recruitment and training to fill technical gaps, increasing human resource costs. | Develop career planning, provide continuous training for technical personnel, and help them achieve their career goalsSign confidentiality and non-compete agreements to protect core technologies and trade secrets, reducing the risk of technology loss |
| Intellectual Property Risks | Core technology may face infringement by others, or the Company's products /technologies may unintentionally infringe on third-party intellectual property, leading to legal disputes. | Low | Short-term | Increase in operating costs:High litigation and compensation costs increase corporate expenses. | Build a global intellectual property layout and actively apply for domestic and international patentsEstablish strict IP review checkpoints in the R&D process |
| Opportunity Type | Description | Occurrence Readability | Impact Duration Reporting Period | Explanation of Financial Impact |
| Electric Drive and Turbine Fracturing Technology Opportunities | By leveraging the global energy industry trend of cost reduction, efficiency improvement, and low-carbon transformation, Jereh iterates and promotes next-generation high-end equipment such as electric drive and turbine fracturing technologies, establishing absolute technical leadership in unconventional oil and gas development. | High | Short to medium term | Increase in operating incomes:The aim is to meet customers' urgent needs for low-cost, low-emission operations, capture market share from traditional diesel-driven equipment replacement and new electric drive markets, form a technological leadership advantage and generate patent licensing and technology service revenue. |
| Gas Turbine Power Generation Opportunities | Aligning with the global trend of clean energy and flexible power systems, Jereh develops and promotes high-efficiency, low-carbon gas turbine power generation systems, addressing growing demand in industrial parks, distributed energy, and backup power scenarios. | Medium to High | Mid-term | Increase in operating incomes:Expanding markets for gas turbine equipment sales, power plant construction, and long-term operation and maintenance services; providing efficient power generation and cogeneration solutions helps customers reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions, generating project revenue and recurring service income. |
Innovation Risk and Opportunity Management
In frontier technology R&D and emerging business development, Jereh Group systematically manages risks and opportunities in innovation through project risk registers and special identification mechanisms, covering four types of "new, unusual, difficult, and unique" risks, including new technology applications, special customer and regulatory requirements, core technology challenges, and design differences. The Company enhances teams' forward-looking risk identification and systematic response capabilities through innovation training, and relies on structured measures such as selection assessment, simulation analysis, cross-department collaboration, upgrade reviews, and impact analysis to transform potential risks into technological breakthroughs and market opportunities, achieving a dynamic balance of project control and innovation development.
Learning and Sharing through "Tiangong Lecture"
To continuously empower the R&D team, Jereh Group has established the "Tiangong Lecture" as a regula learning and sharing platform, inviting R&D personnel monthly to share frontier technology and project practice insights. It has become a key vehicle for maintaining technical foresight, fostering innovative exchanges, and building a learning-oriented ecosystem.
Innovation Case Sharing at Jereh Oil & Gas Engineering
During the reporting period, Jereh Oil & Gas Engineering focused on improving equipment R&D and engineering services, using department morning meetings as a platform for innovation exchange and organizing multi-dimensional case sharing. Content includes technical optimization such as unit motor modifications, fuel tank structure innovation, welding standards, peer pressure station skid processes, PMS platform applications, and radiato material selection, aiming to continuously broaden innovative thinking through case learning
Achieving Innovation Targets
Jereh Group treats technological innovation as the core development engine, fully advancing the "Jereh Group Development 2.0" strategy, deepening systematic technological and management reforms, maintaining product technology leadership across business segments, and steadily transforming into a technology-driven innovative enterprise.
During the reporting period, all R&D projects progressed steadily as planned, with 260 new patents registered and al R&D indicators fully achieved. Looking forward, the Company will fully promote industrialization and market transformation of new products, achieving breakthroughs in both industry presence and output value.
Deepening Full-Chain Innovation Management
R&D Team Development
Jereh Group positions its R&D team at the core, committed to building a high-level independent R&D capability. During the reporting period, the Company promoted knowledge sharing and experience accumulation through systematic training, case sharing, and technical exchanges, continuously enhancing the team's professional skills and stimulating innovative thinking. To build a sustainable talent pipeline, the Company aligns talent development closely with R&D practice and introduces external think tank resources such as "Innovation China" to empower team growth
Key Performance
Number</sub> <sub>R&D</sub> <sub>personnel:</sub> 1,430 <sub>Proportion</sub> <sub>R&D</sub> <sub>personnel:</sub> 18.52<sub>%
Incentives for R&D Innovation
Jereh Group continuously unleashes the innovative potential of R&D personnel through institutional incentives, issuing the R&D Innovation Incentive Management Measures and establishing awards such as the Tiangong Award, R&D Implementation Award, and Technological Progress Award to precisely reward technological breakthroughs and achievement commercialization. The Company has also established a standardized R&D career qualification system, deeply integrating professional capability grading with incentive mechanisms, linking capability value directly to rewards, fully motivating R&D personnel's innovation enthusiasm and problem-solving energy, and accelerating new product and technology breakthroughs and commercialization.
Jereh Group Orange Craftsmen
Jereh Group implements the "Process Optimization Naming + Display Stand" honor incentive approach, effectively stimulating employees' innovation enthusiasm and sense of belonging. Combined with a comprehensive talent promotion mechanism and market-based compensation system, this approach supports talent retention and internal technology inheritance, creating a culture that respects innovation and strengthening the Company's technological soft power, laying the talent and cultural foundation for product upgrades and quality improvement.
Case
Protection of Intellectual Property Rights
Strictly adhering to applicable laws and regulations such as the Trademark Law of the People's Republic of China, the Patent Law of the People's Republic of China, and the Copyright Law of the People's Republic of China, Jereh Group continu ously updates and improves the Intellectual Property Management System to systematically regulate intellectua property risk prevention, patent management, and protection incentives. Meanwhile, the Company has established a dedicated Intellectual Property Department, comprising the Patent Application Center, Licensing and Litigation Center, and Trademark and Process Center, managing patents, trademarks, trade names, copyrights, and domain names across all units. Each unit has designated personnel to coordinate implementation, jointly building a robust protection system.
The Company emphasizes intellectual property management, using patent applications and other means to build a solid legal protection network for innovation achievements. The Company and five subsidiaries, including Jereh New Energy Regeneration and Recycling and Jereh Equipment, have obtained GB/T29490-2013 intellectual property management system certification.
Key Performance
By the end of the reporting period, the Company held a total of2,122valid authorized patents:
<sub>Invention</sub> <sub>patents:</sub>649 <sub>Software</sub> <sub>copyrights:</sub>170 <sub>Utility</sub> <sub>model</sub> <sub>patents:</sub>1,376 <sub>Trademarks:</sub>379
<sub>Design</sub> <sub>patents:</sub>97
Total patent authorized in the year:260
<sub>Invention</sub> <sub>patents:</sub>149
<sub>Utility</sub> <sub>model</sub> <sub>patents:</sub>105
<sub>Design</sub> <sub>patents:</sub>6
"Dual-Orientation" Key Layer Fracturing Process and Complete Equipment Achieve New Underground Anti-Collapse Technology Breakthrough
Case
In January 2025, Yantai Jereh Machinery Equipment Co., Ltd., in collaboration with China Coal Xi'an Design Engineering Co., Ltd., successfully applied the "Dual-Orientation" key layer fracturing process in the Datang Guoyuan Mining Longwanggou Mine key layer treatment project. This marks the technology system's domestic leading level and showcases its innovative strength in underground coal mine key technologies.
2025 Mid-Year R&D and Intellectual Property Conference of Jereh Group
In August 2025, Jereh Group held the "Precise Insight, Winning Execution" Mid-Year R&D and Intellectual Property Conference at its headquarters, attended by the R&D team and managers at all levels. The conference reviewed breakthroughs in technology innovation and intellectual property over the first half of the year and ceremoniously recognized "R&D Stars" from business units for outstanding contributions in R&D.
Case
AI•R FRAC Intelligent Well Site Fracturing Solution Officially Released
In March 2025, Jereh Group launched the world's first systematic intelligent fracturing solution—AI•R FRAC. The system integrates intelligent decision-making, equipment monitoring, smart manifolds, well site safety, power transmission, closed-loop sand mixing, electric fracturing, and well site efficiency modules. Driven by AI, it enables intelligent data analysis, real-time risk alerts, and scientific decision-making throughout the fracturing process, and is already applied on-site.
Case
R&D Innovation Achievements Showcase
R&D Breakthroughs
Jereh Group and its subsidiaries focus on developing new-quality productivity, deeply cultivating independent innova tion while continuously deepening strategic cooperation with leading industry companies, research institutes, and universities, jointly building a collaborative industry-academia-research innovation ecosystem to promote break throughs in core industrial technologies and overall competitiveness. The Company has undertaken over 80 nationa and local research projects, with 23 achievements reaching internationally advanced levels, 11 winning Shandong Provincial Science and Technology Progress Awards, and 3 receiving the Shandong Industrial Design Gold Award, fully demonstrating solid independent innovation capabilities and setting an industry benchmark.
Case
Jereh New Energy Regeneration and Recycling Selected in the First Batch of "Retired Wind and Photovoltaic Equipment Recycling Enterprise Recommendation List"
In May 2025, Jereh New Energy Regeneration and Recycling, a wholly owned subsidiary, was included in the first batch of "Retired Wind and Photovoltaic Equipment Recycling Enterprise Recommendation List", leveraging its globally leading integrated recycling solution. This demonstrates its innovation leadership in renewable energy and environmental protection, injecting core value into sustainable industry development.
Jereh New Energy Regeneration and Recycling Lithium Battery Resource Recovery Equipment Included in National Catalogue
In November 2025, Jereh New Energy Regeneration and Recycling, through its deep expertise and innovative practices in lithium battery resource recovery, was officially included in the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology's Catalogue of Advanced and Applicable Technologies and Equipment for Comprehensive Industrial Resource Utilization (2025 Edition), receiving national-level recognition. This inclusion provides important guidance for industry technology upgrades, supports the cultivation of green new-quality productivity, and promotes high-quality development of the resource recycling industry.
Industry Leadership
As a responsible industry leader, Jereh Group and its subsidiaries actively participate in the formulation and revision of national, local, industry, and group standards, guiding technological norms and quality upgrades, co-building an open, collaborative, healthy, and orderly industry ecosystem, and promoting Chinese manufacturing toward highe standards and quality. During the reporting period, the Company and its subsidiaries completed the preliminary formulation and revision of multiple standards, entering stages of public consultation, review, or pending approva and release, laying a technical consensus foundation for subsequent industry development.
Participation in Standards Compilation in Recent Two Years
| Standard Name | Standard Category | Participating Entity |
| GB/T 33653-2025 Energy Consumption Test and Calculation Method for Oilfield Production System | National Standard | Jereh Equipment |
| GB/T 17350-2024 Classification, Name, and Model Compilation Methods for Special Motor Vehicles and Special Trailers | National Standard | Jereh Equipment |
| T/CPI 19001-2024 Guideline for Electricdrive Fracturing Equipment Tender Requirements | Group Standard | Jereh Equipment |
| T/CPI 19002-2024 Guideline for Evaluating Electricdrive Fracturing Equipment Bids | Group Standard | Jereh Equipment |
| T/CPI 19003-2024 Guideline for Preparing Electricdrive Fracturing Equipment Procurement Document | Group Standard | Jereh Equipment |
| T/CRRA 9920-2024 Evaluation Standards for Photovoltaic Power Equipment Recycling Enterprises | Group Standard | Jereh New Energy Regeneration and Recycling |
| T/CRRA 9918-2024 Evaluation Standards for Wind Power Equipment Recycling Enterprises | Group Standard | Jereh New Energy Regeneration and Recycling |
| T/CRRA 9915-2024 Guidelines for the Evaluation of Decommissioned Assets in Wind Farms | Group Standard | Jereh New Energy Regeneration and Recycling |
Case
Jereh New Energy Regeneration and Recycling Leading National Standard Pre-Research
In June 2025, the 14 working meeting of the Vehicle Power<sup>th</sup> Battery Recycling Standard Working Group was held in Yantai, Shandong. As the core leading party, Jereh New Energy Regeneration and Recycling, together with Guangdong Brunp Recycling Technology Co., Ltd., promoted pre-research for national standards such as Vehicle Power Battery Recycling Equipment Part 2: Intelligent Crushing and Disassembly Equipment and Safety Technical Specifications for Vehicle Power Battery Disassembly and Crushing Equipment, jointly advancing standardization in the power battery recycling industry.
Jereh Group Supporting the Internationalization of National Standards
In August 2025, Jereh Group participated in hosting the expert review meeting for the foreign-language version of the national standard Corrosion-Resistant Alloy Coiled Tubing. Organized by the Petroleum Specialized Pipe Sub-Technical Committee under the China National Technical Committee for Petroleum and Natural Gas Standardization, the meeting focused on the theme of "Standard Internationalization and Technology Co-Advancement". Experts from the subsidiary Jason Energy and more than ten authoritative industry representatives attended, discussing standard review and contributing to the development and implementation of the foreign-language national standard Corrosion-Resistant Alloy Coiled Tubing, promoting standardization in the coiled tubing field.
Digital-Intelligent Integration
Based on the energy industry's digital and intelligent transformation trends, Jereh Group integrates artificial intelligence deeply into industrial scenarios, systematically advancing industry digitalization. With technology-driven core, AI has been widely applied to critical scenarios including smart operation and maintenance of oil and gas equipment, operational optimization, and predictive maintenance, gradually building new service capabilities centered on data intelligence. In the future, the Company will continue increasing R&D investment and collaborating with partners to build an innovation ecosystem, promoting intelligent upgrades across the full industry chain.
Jereh AI Supporting Cost Reduction and Efficiency Enhancement in Compressor Stations
In August 2025, Jereh Oil & Gas Engineering launched the "Compressor AI Remote Intelligent Diagnostic Analysis System", which analyzes vibration, temperature, and other data to accurately predict faults, advancing maintenance from "scheduled maintenance" to "condition-based maintenance". The system successfully extended a unit's maintenance cycle from 8,000 hours to 10,750 hours, effectively reducing maintenance costs and gas transmission losses.
Case
Jereh Showcasing Multiple AI Oil & Gas Innovation Technologies at ADIPEC
Case
In November 2025, Jereh presented at ADIPEC 2025 under the theme "Powering Energy That Thinks", showcasing AI innovation in the oil and gas sector through digital sand tables and other multidimensional formats. The Company launched AI•R FRAC intelligent fracturing system, smart manifold equipment, and intelligent inspection robot InEscourt, enhancing energy system resilience and operational efficiency, attracting global oil and gas companies, and supporting intelligent transformation in the energy sector through digital-intelligent capabilities, reshaping industry development patterns.
Case
Jereh Agile Power Energy's Innovative Power Generation Solutions Enter North American Data Center High-End Market
In November 2025, Jereh Agile Power Energy signed a multi-million-dollar generator set sales contract with global AI industry leaders. Using fully self-owned modular, intelligent power generation solutions, the Company successfully entered the high-end power market for North American data centers. The products feature high integration and scenario adaptability, with core technologies such as intelligent microgrid control ensuring stable and efficient power supply, complemented by full-lifecy cle one-stop services, enhancing reliable power provision in digital scenarios and supporting global digital infrastructure energy needs.
Product and Service Quality
Improving the quality management system
Jereh Group and its subsidiaries strictly comply with the Product Quality Law of the People's Republic of China and ISO 9001 quality management system requirements, developing internal norms such as the Quality Manual. By clarifying quality management organization, detailing responsibilities and core tasks for each position, the Company establishes a comprehensive quality management system covering all processes and factors, ensuring high-standard, premi um-quality products. Simultaneously, the Company implements the PDCA cycle method, with professional support from the QHSE department, to achieve closed-loop lifecycle management of product and service quality.
The Company is the first oil service enterprise in China to pass API Q1, API Q2 certification and API QHSE integrated management system certification. By the end of the reporting period, the Company and multiple subsidiaries have obtained ISO 9001 certification; Jereh Energy Services Abu Dhabi Branch obtained API Q2 certification, the first API Q2 certificate for Jereh Energy Services in overseas regions.
Quality Risk and Opportunity Identification
| Risk Type | Risk Description | Occurrence Readability | Impact Duration Reporting Period | Explanation of Financial Impact | Response Measures |
| Product quality risk | If the Company develops new equipment or provides related service technologies that are not yet mature, there may be product performance instability or even safety accidents, leading to regulatory fines for the Company, while also affecting the product's market competitiveness. | Low | Mid-term | Increase in operating costs:If the Company needs to recall products due to performance issues, this will directly lead to product recall losses, damage the Company's reputation, trigger breach of contract compensation, and further increase financial pressure.Increase in non-operating expenses:If a safety production accident occurs due to immature new product technology, the Company will face fines, and non-operating expenses will increase. | Increase R&D investment and continuously optimize product services and technologiesStrengthen product quality control, strictly control quality standards at every stage from design, production to deliveryDevelop detailed emergency plans for potential technical or service issues |
| After-Sales Service Risk | Insufficient response time, limited fault repair capability, delayed spare parts supply, or substandard service may disrupt customer operations, reduce satisfaction, and affect brand reputation and long-term cooperation. | Low | Short-term | Increase in operating costs:Delayed product delivery may trigger customer claims and contractual penalties, directly increasing operating costs.Decline in operating profits:Poor after-sales service may cause customer dissatisfaction, leading to loss of customers, reduced future orders, and revenue impact. | Establish a rapid response service network and spare parts reserve systemImplement service standardization and customer satisfaction follow-up mechanismsEstablish escalation handling and closed-loop management for major complaints |
| Opportunity Type | Description | Occurrence Readability | Impact Duration Reporting Period | Explanation of Financial Impact |
| Digital Opportunities in Quality Management | Build an integrated and visualized quality management information platform to enable traceable and analyzable quality data throughout the supply chain and after-sales processes, shifting quality decision-making from experience-driven to data-driven. | High | Long-term | Decline in operating costs:Use data insights to prevent potential risks and reduce losses caused by quality issues.Increase operating profit:Provide customers with transparent quality reports, enhance cooperation confidence, improve brand reputation, and drive order growth. |
Quality Risk and Opportunity Management
Jereh Group and its subsidiaries prioritize quality risk management. Based on the Risk Management and Emergenc Response Control Procedure and JES Risk and Opportunity Management Procedure, they establish a risk and opportuni ty management mechanism covering quality and service, spanning identification, assessment, control, and continua improvement. Risk analysis is conducted using methods such as LDC, with controls implemented according to risk level, while simultaneously identifying opportunities for quality improvement, achieving closed-loop management and continuous performance enhancement
Enhancing Product and Service Quality
Product Quality Inspection
Jereh Group and its subsidiaries strictly follow industry norms and quality-related standards, developing internal management documents such as Inspection and Test Control Procedure and Project Quality Management System, optimizing product inspection processes and strengthening quality control. Dedicated quality improvement positions are established to analyze and correct quality issues, supported by part-time quality staff, with regular internal and external quality review activities to ensure product quality and delivery reliability.
The Company's metrology and physical-chemical testing center is CNAS-accredited, with equipment, personnel, and management systems meeting international standards, providing precise and scientific testing data to provide solid support for petroleum equipment and technical services. During the Reporting Period, Jereh Group and its subsidiaries conducted a total of 13 quality risk assessments, carried out 4 annual internal quality audits, and hired a third-party agency for random inspection 6 times.
Key Performance
<sub>Product</sub> <sub>pass</sub> <sub>rate:</sub> 99.88<sub>%</sub>
Quality System Audit
Jereh Group and its subsidiaries regularly conduct internal quality system audit activities by forming a professional internal audit team. Based on the ISO quality management system standard, they comprehensively review the processes, document records, and actual operations of each department to timely identify and correct potential problems, ensuring the effective operation and continuous improvement of the quality management system.
Case
Jereh Equipment Steadily Advances Quality System Audits
In 2025, Jereh Equipment steadily advanced quality management system audit work, including DNV ISO 9001 scope expansion, API Q1 scope expansion, and annual supervisory audits of the measurement management system, successfully covering photovoltaic products, control panels, and conference signage. Additionally, two types of quality system recertification audits are being orderly conducted to continuously strengthen system compliance and effectiveness.
Quality Performance Evaluation
To strengthen quality management responsibility, Jereh Group and its subsidiaries established complementary quality management incentive and penalty mechanisms, linking quality-related indicators directly to performance evaluations for employees and management, fully motivating participation in quality management and continuously improving product and service quality.
Product Recall Mechanism
Jereh Group and its subsidiaries have established a Defective Product Recall System to regulate collection, analysis, tracing, decision approval, recall execution, and product handling, ensuring rapid initiation of recalls and lifelong product quality responsibility when sold products have design, manufacturing, labeling, safety, or environmental defects or hazards, effectively protecting customer rights. During the reporting period, no engineering or product recalls occurred in the Company and its subsidiaries due to quality issues.
Quality Culture Development
Guided by annual quality improvement, Jereh Group and its subsidiaries organized multi-level, multi-domain quality training, focusing on quality month activities, failure case analysis, key equipment operation and maintenance, specia processes, and inspection techniques. Training combined specialized skills with hands-on exercises to enhance technical R&D, manufacturing, and quality control personnel's professional abilities and reinforce company-wide quality awareness.
Achieving Quality Management Goals
To ensure comprehensive achievement of annual quality management goals, Jereh Group and its subsidiaries continuously optimize production processes, strengthen employee training, and introduce advanced quality management tools and technologies, systematically improving product and service quality. During the reporting period, all quality targets were under control, and overall work consistently met high-standard quality.
| Company Name | Main Subsidiaries' 2025 Quality Objectives | Compliance status |
| Jereh Equipment | Product incidents:0Closed-loop rectification completion rate:100% | Achieved |
| Jereh Oil & Gas Engineering | Customer satisfaction ≥90%Early Failure Rate ≤2items/unitIn-plant failure rate ≤7items/unitProcess document anomaly rate ≤0.2items/unitProduction welding pass rate ≥98%Material arrival pass rate ≥90%Inspection accuracy rate ≥99.7% | Achieved |
Protection of Customers' Rights and Interests
Standardizing Service System
Jereh Group places high emphasis on customer needs and has established a comprehensive customer service management system. The Company has formulated specialized procedures, including the After-sales Service Management Procedure, Delivery Project and After-sales Safety Management System, Customer Management Procedure, Customer Satisfaction and Feedback Handling Management Procedure, Continual Improvement Management Procedure, and Customer Complaint or Grievance Response Handling Management System, covering full lifecycle customer service management. These measures enhance the efficiency of hierarchical response to customer requests, improve service quality traceability and review mechanisms, and ensure standardized and efficient service.
"2485" Response Mechanism
On-site issues: Respond within 2 hours
Provide emergency measures and secondary response within 24 hours
Provide preliminary cause and countermeasures within 48 hours
Provide a complete analysis report within 5 days
Organize quarterly follow-ups on after-sales sites and no less than 2 on-site visits per year
Establish records for all equipment, covering the entire lifecycle of research, production, supply, sales, and service, with all information retained in real-time for future use
Improving Service Quality
Jereh Group, with Yantai as its global hub, has built an international service network covering over 60 major cities to ensure a timely response to customer needs. Throughout the service process, the Company regularly conducts after-sales follow-ups, efficiently handles customer complaints, and continuously improves service quality. Service teams receive professional skills training, with performance evaluations centered on assessment results to strengthen service capability. Customer feedback is collected across response timeliness, service attitude, and technical ability, followed by in-depth root-cause analysis to generate specialized customer satisfaction reports, driving continuous enhancement of the custom er service experience. During the reporting period, the Company achieved a 100% customer complaint resolution rate, demonstrating tangible service results.
Strict Protection of Data Privacy
Information Security Management System
Jereh Group strictly implements laws and regulations including the Cybersecurity Law of the People's Republic of China, establishing internal documents such as the Information Security Management Manual and Information Security Committee Operation Management Regulations, setting up the Information and Digitalization Department, and forming the Information Security Committee. A comprehensive information security management system is in place to ensure the integrity, availability, confidentiality, and controllability of company information. Currently, the Company has obtained authoritative certifications such as the AA-Level Integration of Informatization and Industrialization Management System Certification Tier 3 Information System Level Protection Certification, and ISO 27001 Information Security Management System Certification.
Information Security Management Measures
Information Security Management
Jereh Group strictly follows the Personal Information Protection Law of the People's Republic of China, establishing an all-encompassing protection system covering network security, data encryption, and data backup, ensuring that supplier, customer, and employee data are not leaked, altered, destroyed, or illegally accessed, effectively safeguarding information security and data protection.
| Information Security Management Strategies | |
| Cybersecurity Protection | Firewalls, IPS, WAF, and other cybersecurity devices are deployed at key network nodes, with detailed network policy settings;The Company's internal servers and employee computers are equipped with endpoint security protection software;All security threat logs collected by network security devices and endpoint security software are unified and summarized, and security event analysis and disposal are carried out by the security operation platform. |
| Data Encryption | All employee computers and servers storing critical data are installed with data encryption software to prevent data leakage. |
| Data Backup | Data backup is carried out using multiple data protection technologies, including disk RAID, disk array synchronization, distributed storage, database synchronization, server snapshots, periodic backups of all information systems, and offsite disaster recovery, to ensure that data is not lost. |
Information Security Audit
Jereh Group incorporates information security into company-level risk management, regularly conducting information security management system audits, maintaining system effectiveness through routine evaluation and iterative optimization. In 2025, the Company's all regional management systems under external audit confirmed their effective operation.
Internal Information Security Audit (Annually July–August)
Conduct internal information security audits and management reviews to identify potential security risks in advance, ensure the effectiveness of the management system, and prepare for external system audits.
External System Audit (Annually November –December)
Entrust third-party professional institutions for external system audits to comprehensively prevent risks in information security, database protection, and user information security, implementing corrective actions based on audit reports to ensure continuous optimization and effective operation of the management system.
Information Security Emergency Response
Jereh Group has developed the Emergency Response Plan for Data Information Security and Data Center Fire Protection Plans based on different types of information risks, classifying cybersecurity incidents, analyzing the risk levels, and producing risk identification and assessment tables to further enhance the ability and level to prevent and control sudden network and information security incidents. During the Reporting Period, the Company carried out internal and external information security drills multiple times to prevent and reduce the damage and impact of various unexpected events on information systems, ensuring the secure and stable operation of information systems.
Information Security Training
In terms of information security awareness, Jereh Group implements a routine information security promotion mechanism. On one hand, it conducts multiple rounds of information security knowledge training and internal and external specialized drills to systematically strengthen employees' security awareness and practical skills; on the other hand, it utilizes "Informa tion Security Month" as a key platform to organize knowledge competitions, seminars, and other activities, cultivating an atmosphere where "everyone pays attention to information security, and everyone participates in information security construction".
Key Performance
Information security training <sub>sessions:</sub> 20
Number of trainees: over 7,500
Employee training coverage: 100%
Digital-Driven Efficiency Enhancement
Jereh Group centers on information and digitalization, systematically planning the Company-level digital development path from 2024 to 2026, continuously optimizing IT processes, iteratively upgrading business systems, and building a unified technical platform to comprehensively improve operational efficiency and management accuracy.
The Company focuses on building a secure, reliable, and scalable enterprise-level digital architecture, strengthening system integration and data governance to support engineering upgrades and new energy expansion. Through systemat ic IT development, a solid digital foundation is established, ensuring that the Company maintains technological leadership and operational stability during digital transformation.
Key Digital Construction Projects in 2025 Business Domain
| Project Name | Business Domain | Progress |
| Policy and Regulation Management Platform Project | IT Domain | A full lifecycle management platform was launched in 2025 and went online in August, covering process frameworks, external standards, policies, quality system documents, and lessons learned. This platform supports full-text search, process unification, knowledge assetization, and explicit performance, improving collaboration efficiency and reducing operational risks. |
| Master Data Management Project | IT Domain | A unified master data management platform was launched in February 2025 for standardized management of core data including finance, materials, customers, and suppliers, enhancing data quality and supporting enterprise decision-making. |
| MSA Spare Parts Management System Project | Production Domain | The project was started in September 2024, went online in February 2025, and was completed in 6 months. It achieves online management of pricing, procurement, and sales data, integrated with ERP inventory and substitute material data, using strategic calculation models to improve procurement response efficiency. |
| Recruitment System Project | HR Domain | The project was started in March 2024, went online in April 2025, It enables full-process online recruitment and establishes a corporate recruitment website, a talent pool sharing mechanism, an interviewer evaluation system, and multidimensional recruitment analysis, enhancing recruitment efficiency. |
Collaborative and Responsible Supply
Implementing Supply Chain Governance
Jereh Group has formulated and implemented supplier management systems such as the Supplier Management Standards, the Supplier Classification Management Measures, the Measures for the Administration of Supplier Annual Performance Evaluation, and the Supplier Handbook. The Company sets the introduction standards and requirements based on category strategies and the current situation of suppliers, selects qualified suppliers that meet the qualification requirements, and has the procurement department work with the process, quality, technology, and other departments to carry out daily management, performance evaluation and audit evaluation of suppliers to achieve refined control of suppliers across the full life cycle.
Supplier Management Mechanism
Supplier Access
Determine qualified suppliers fairly and impartially through procedures such as source investigation, entry surveys, reviewing qualifications, technical communication, on-site inspections, and sample testing.
Supplier Evaluation
Conduct performance evaluations at each stage based on the supplier's qualifications, environmental management, quality management, cost management, delivery management, and service conditions. Based on the evaluation results, classify suppliers into categories: Excellent Suppliers, Preferred Suppliers, Qualified Suppliers, and Unqualified Suppliers.
Identification of Supply Chain Risks
Review whether suppliers have passed certifications for environmental, quality, and occupational health systems and whether they have conducted comprehensive identification and control of risks related to the environment, society, and business cooperation.
Elimination of Suppliers
Terminate cooperation with any supplier that causes a major environmental pollution incident or safety accident, violates health and safety regulations more than three times, or engages in serious dishonest business practices during the fulfillment process.
Supply Chain Risk and Opportunity Identification
| Risk Type | Risk Description | Occur-ence Readability | Impact Duration Reporting Period | Explanation of Financial Impact | Response Measures |
| Price Risk of Raw Materials | Raw material prices may increase due to trade policies, natural disasters, production costs, and other macroeconomic factors. | Low | Long-term | Increase in operating costs: Rising raw material prices directly increase procurement costs. | · Flexibly adjust procurement strategies to respond to price fluctuations, including negotiations on price, payment terms, and supply proportions· Sign long-term contracts with high-quality suppliers to lock in key raw material prices and reduce fluctuation risks |
| Supply Chain Compliance Risk | Cross-border procurement or delivery may violate international trade control regulations (e.g., China-US export control, sanctions lists) or involve non-compliant suppliers. | Medium | Long-term | Compliance risk costs: Seizure of goods, high fines, and business suspension directly affect overseas order delivery. | · Establish supplier compliance review mechanisms to verify if suppliers or related parties are on restricted lists· Conduct regular compliance training and optimize cross-border logistics routes. |
| Logistics and Delivery Risks | Large equipment (e.g., complete fracturing units) has long transport distances and challenges, or cross-border procurement of key components may face logistics congestion and geopolitical impact, causing delivery delays. | Medium | Short-term | Increase in operating costs: Costs include expedited shipping fees and a penalty for delayed orders. | · Establish long-term partnerships with large logistics companies and optimize special equipment transportation plans· Maintain safety stock of key components to shorten delivery cycles· Prefer nearshore suppliers for critical cross-border components to reduce geopolitical impact |
| Opportunity Type | Description | Occurrence Readability | Impact Duration Reporting Period | Explanation of Financial Impact |
| Opportunities in Management Efficiency | Supply chain collaboration and optimization helps to improve procurement, inventory management, and logistics processes, continually strengthen relationships with partners, and enhance the flexibility and adaptability of the supply chain. | High | Long-term | Decline in costs: This promotes supply chain collaboration, enhances cooperation with suppliers, and drives product quality improvement and cost reduction through information sharing and resource integration. |
| Green Supply Chain Development Opportunities | In response to the "dual carbon" policy, establish green supply chains for electric drive equipment, gas turbine power generation, and environmental protection equipment (e.g., energy-efficient motors, eco-friendly material suppliers), aligning with industry green transition demands. | High | Long-term | Increase in revenues: Obtain policy subsidies and green order preferences, expand supply chain business for new energy supporting equipment, and drive revenue growth. |
Supply Chain Risk and Opportunity Management
Jereh Group analyzes market dynamics, supplier stability, and raw material price trends in depth by establishing strategic alliances with suppliers, conducting regular evaluations and audits, and scientifically using information exchange platforms. The Company refines supply chain risk management and opportunity capture, adopts diversified procurement strategies and long-term cooperation mechanisms to ensure supply chain resilience, and enhances overall competitiveness.
Strengthen Supplier Communication
Jereh Group builds a multidimensional, high-efficiency supplier communication mechanism. On the one hand, it periodically organizes supplier conferences to integrate online and offline channels, creating platforms for deep exchange, co-creation, and resource sharing; on the other hand, it irregularly conducts supplier satisfaction surveys to identify potential issues and optimization opportunities, continuously improving collaboration processes, refining details, and consolidating a mutually beneficial cooperation foundation.
First Strategic Supplier Conference Successfully Held in Dezhou United Petro
In September 2025, themed "Harnessing Unity, Empowering the Future", Dezhou United Petro's first strategic supplier conference was successfully held in Dezhou, Shandong, focusing on strategic cooperation, sharing intelligent technology achievements, and jointly creating new blueprints for cost reduction and efficiency enhancement.
Improvement of Procurement Capability
Jereh Group continues to enhance procurement system capabilities, improving professional competence of supply chain personnel through multiple measures. The Company systematically integrates internal and external training resources, extending training to R&D, process, and other collaborative departments, strengthening cost awareness and quality control across the supply chain. The Company also establishes procurement professional career development and promo tion channels, guiding employees to enhance professional skills and overall competence, providing talent support fo high-quality supply chain operations.
Key Performance
Number of procurement
Number of employees <sub>received</sub> <sub>the</sub> <sub>training:</sub> 791
Supplier Sustainability
Supplier ESG Management
Jereh Group integrates responsible procurement principles into practice, strictly enforcing green standards, prioritizing environmentally compliant products with low environmental impact, high resource utilization, and low energy consump tion. In supplier management, social responsibility performance, safety management capability, and environmental protec tion are included in supplier onboarding and continuous evaluation. By signing the ereh-Supplier oint Commitment, suppliers are required to fulfill QHSE (Quality, Health, Safety, Environment) commitments, promoting sustainable developmen values and building an environmentally friendly, responsibly shared green supply chain ecosystem.
Supplier QHSE Joint Commitment Terms
Quality | ● Suppliers must ensure that product quality meets mutually agreed-upon shipping inspection and acceptance standards or complies with national and industry technical standards.● Suppliers are obligated to establish and continuously optimize a QHSE system in accordance with international standards such as ISO 9000, Environmental Management System ISO 14001, Occupational Health and Safety Management System OHSAS 18001, or the American Petroleum Institute API Q1 requirements. |
Health and Safety | ● If suppliers need to use flammable, explosive, toxic, or hazardous materials in the provision of products or services, they must implement preventive measures to avoid fire, explosion, or leakage during storage and transportation, preventing environmental pollution. Additionally, vehicles transporting hazardous materials must display clear hazard warning signs.● Suppliers must provide necessary training on environmental protection and safe operation practices for their workers. Personnel performing specialized operations must hold valid Special Operation Certificates.● Suppliers must set up clear safety warning signs at construction sites, equip sufficient fire emergency equipment, and ensure unobstructed fire safety passageways. |
Environmental Protection | ● The products provided by suppliers and the raw materials used to produce these products must comply with international, national, local, and industry-related environmental protection applicable laws and regulations.● Suppliers should prioritize using eco-friendly processes, equipment, and packaging materials with minimal or no pollution, while ensuring the quality of products or services meets the Company's requirements.● During operations, suppliers should focus on conserving resources such as water and electricity, strengthen energy-saving and emission-reduction education for employees, and prevent environmental pollution caused by leaks, spills, or emissions. |
Supplier Digital Management
Jereh Group continuously advances supplier digital management transformation to improve overall supply chain efficiency and transparency. The Company builds an SRM supplier digital management platform, integrating supplier onboarding, performance evaluation, quality management, procurement collaboration, contract management, and data governance, enabling full-process online collaboration and real-time information sharing with suppliers, breaking information silos and improving cooperation efficiency.
Using big data analytics and AI, the Company accurately monitors market trends, supplier operations, and potential risks, formulating more scientific management strategies, achieving real-time visibility, intelligent alerts, and dynamic control across the supply chain, upgrading management from "experience-driven" to "data-driven", ensuring precise and forward-looking procurement decisions.
Transparent procurement
Jereh Group considers business ethics and clean procurement as core to supply chain management, building a transparent and clean supply chain community based on systems, process control, and ecosystem co-creation. The Company adheres to the "sunshine procurement" principle, maintaining "zero tolerance" for corruption and fraud, embedding integrity requirements into the full procurement process via the Agreement on Procurement Behavior and the Strategic Procurement Norms.
To effectively manage risk, the Company implements a dynamic governance mechanism of "prevention – process supervision – transparent control". During execution, strict adherence to three-or-more bidding comparisons, supplier onboarding evaluations, and contract integrity clauses is enforced; process transparency and loophole control are ensured through special audits, key position supervision, and the Reported Gifts Process.
Additionally, the Company extends integrity requirements throughout the supply chain; all partners are required to sign the Anti-Bribery and Integrity Agreement, with compliance performance serving as a core criterion for collaboration evaluation. Any fraudulent behavior results in immediate termination of cooperation and accountability, fostering a fair and healthy business ecosystem.
智慧杰瑞,
Safety as the Priority: Building A Comprehensive Protection Network
Jereh Group deeply recognizes that occupational health and safety are fundamental prerequisites for sustainable development. A sound occupational health environment and rigorous safety production controls effectively prevent occupational diseases and accidents, safeguard employees' physical and mental well-being, and enhance operational efficiency.
Responded UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
Health and Safety Governance
Jereh Group strictly adheres to occupational health and safety policies, treating safe production as the bottom line. The Company coordinates measures to protect personnel health and operational safety, continuously advancing the "220" HSE system, clarifying HSE policies and objectives, and strengthening fundamental risk prevention capabilities.
To establish a systematic HSE management system, the Company has set up an HSE Management Committee chaired by the Chairman and composed of senior management and department heads. This committee serves as the core decision-making body for HSE strategies, policies, and major issues. Concurrently, standardized proce dures such as the Occupational Health Management System, HSE Managemen Principles, and Accident Management Measures have been developed, creating a management framework of institutional leadership + procedural support. All levels of HSE committees conduct regular meetings and work reporting to identify existing issues, formulate rectification measures, dynamically optimize improvement plans, and ensure comprehensive implementation of HSE initiatives. Oc
Additionally, the Company has established dedicated occupational health teams. Each unit must designate an occu pational health management department and assign full-time or part-time personnel to regularly monitor occupation al hazard factors, conduct health check-ups, and maintain protective facilities, ensuring effective operation of occu pational health management. By the end of the Reporting Period, the Company and its subsidiaries, including Jereh Environmental Protection, Jereh Equipment, and 10 others, have all passed the ISO 45001:2018 Occupational Health and Safety Management System certification.
Health and Safety Strategy
| Risk Type | Risk Description | Occurrence Readability | Impact Duration Reporting Period | Explanation of Financial Impact | Response Measures |
| Operating Risks | Occupational health or safety incidents may result in the temporary shutdown of affected production lines, work sites, or projects, directly interrupting normal operational processes. | Low | Short-term | Reduction in operating revenues:Work stoppages will directly cause production delays and order delivery delays, potentially triggering contract breach risks and current period revenue loss. | Implement HSE management, strengthen safety production training, develop emergency response plans, improve employees' emergency prevention capabilities, and prevent safety accidents |
| Occupational Safety and Health Risks | Adverse environmental conditions at project sites and limited emergency resources may lead to personnel casualties, team reduction, and decreased production efficiency, causing substantial damage to the Company's "safety first" reputation. | Low | Short-term | Increase in operating costs:In cases of occupational diseases, the Company must bear employee medical expenses, work injury compensation, and potential government fines; media coverage may increase operational costs. | Improve the occupational health and safety management system, clarifying responsibilities and obligationsStrengthen employee safety training and education, raising employees' safety awarenessConduct regular safety inspections and hazard identification, promptly discovering and eliminating potential safety risks |
| HSE Compliance Risk | HSE regulations vary significantly across countries (e.g., stricter environmental and occupational health standards for oil and gas operations in Middle Eastern countries). Failure to comply with local requirements may trigger additional fines or project suspensions. | Low | Short-term | Increase in operating costs:Non-compliance with local HSE regulations may result in extra fines, schedule delay losses, restricted market access, and increased compliance adaptation costs for future business expansion. | Conduct preliminary research on local regulations and assign local compliance officersDevelop compliance checklists by business unit and track training on new regulationsPerform regular audits and establish HSE compliance early-warning plans |
| Opportunity Type | Description | Occurrence Readability | Impact Duration Reporting Period | Explanation of Financial Impact |
| Brand Development Opportunities | The Company may significantly enhance its public image and gain the trust and support of stakeholders and the market by establishing and improving the HSE management system and implementing occupational health and safety production management. | High | Long-term | Increase in operating incomes:A well-established occupational health management system, good employee rights protection, and employee welfare policies will attract high-level talent to join the Company, which is beneficial for improving the Company's market competitiveness in aspects such as innovation-driven, work efficiency, and investment attraction, thus expanding the Company's market share. |
Risk and Opportunity Management
Jereh Group centers on building a systematic, standardized safety management system, fully covering risk forecasting, hazard mitigation, emergency response, incident handling, cultural development, and stakeholder collaboration, reinforcing the safety production defense line.
Safety Risk Control
Jereh Group steadily advances a standardized risk control system, routinely conducting systematic risk identification, comprehensively inspecting hazards in critical production operations such as large machinery tasks; implements dynamic risk monitoring and graded evaluation, including major safety risks like electric shock, mechanical injury, and fire/explosion in key control lists, identifying ten core risks and high-risk violations; warns all staff to strengthen risk anticipation and control awareness, building a proactive risk management defense.
The Company has established supervision and inspection mechanisms, conducting multiple rounds of special inspections at key units to achieve full coverage of self-inspection, mutual inspection, and supervisory checks; it continuously strengthens risk control execution to ensure graded control standards are effectively implemented. During the reporting period, all 11 subsidiaries established occupational health and safety risk management procedures.
Safety Hazard Assessment
Jereh Group has implemented the HIC information system and strictly follows the HIC Management Regulations. Routine inspections, surprise checks, and comprehensive patrols regularly monitor safety conditions, promptly identi fying, preventing, and correcting unsafe factors and potential accident hazards, preventing production safety incidents. The Company also prepares a company-level typical hazard atlas and promotes workshop and team-leve atlas preparation to achieve risk visualization
During the reporting period, units submitted 95,625 HIC cases through the HIC system, achieving a 100% safet hazard rectification rate.
Safety Emergency Management
Jereh Group continuously improves optimizes the emergency response mechanism and improves emergency response mechanisms based on the Measures for the Administration of Emergency Response Plan for Production Safety Accidents and other requirements. The Company formulates emergency drill plans, organizes emergency accident rescue drills, strengthens employees' safety awareness, enhances their safety skills, and solidifies the Company's safety production defense line.
Key Performance
<sub>Emergency</sub> <sub>drills</sub> <sub>were</sub> <sub>conducted:</sub>582
<sub>Emergency</sub> <sub>drills</sub> <sub>coverage:</sub>13,182<sub>person/times</sub>
Comprehensive Emergency Evacuation and Fire Drill at Jereh Equipment
In June 2025, Jereh Equipment conducted emergency evacuation and fire drills to test the rationality of emergency response procedures and measures, master essential emergency handling skills, and improve al employees' ability to respond to sudden incidents.
Safety Production Special Emergency Drills in Subsidiaries
Safety Production Special Emergency Drills in Subsidiaries
Safety Incident Management
Jereh Group has formulated the HSE Incident Management Regulations, complemented by digital tools to strengthen incident management. Through the HSE Incident Management System and standardized processes, precise contro is maintained across all stages. For incidents that occur, the responsible unit must hold an incident investigation and analysis meeting, review the incident process, analyze causes, and develop targeted long-term preventive measures. During the Reporting Period, no work-related fatalities or major safety responsibility accidents occurred in the Company.
Key Performance
<sub>Safety</sub> <sub>production</sub> <sub>investment:RMB</sub>38.2068<sub>million</sub>
Training and Culture Development
Jereh Group conducts themed activities such as "Safety Production Month" and "Occupational Health Awareness Week" to advance a safety culture. The Company establishes annual safety training plans, guiding units to build training systems adapted to business characteristics and operational environment differences. In addition, through classroom teaching, seminars, competitions, and on-site exercises, it integrates laws and regulations to improve training effectiveness.
Key Performance
<sub>Safety</sub> <sub>education</sub> <sub>investment:RMB</sub>2.7064<sub>million</sub> <sub>Safety</sub> <sub>education</sub> <sub>training</sub> <sub>sessions:</sub>872 <sub>Safety</sub> <sub>training</sub> <sub>hours:</sub>872 <sub>Safety</sub> <sub>training</sub> <sub>coverage</sub> <sub>rate:</sub>100<sub>%</sub>
人人讲安全
人人会应急
1.外部专家讲安全
时时查隐患
2.集团层面讲安全
1.创伤急救培训
层层筑防线
1.外部专家精准诊断
2.集团层面讲安全
3.一线员工讲安全
1.外部专家讲安全
2.各类应急演练
1.一把手在行动
2.内部交叉帮扶诊断
3.应急技能比武
1.外部专家讲安全
2.中层履职评估
3.一线员工讲安全
4.安全团队讲安全
1.外部专家讲安全
2.集团层面讲安全
3.HIC提报
1.外部专家讲安全
2.集团层面讲安全
3.兼职安全团队评估
4.厚仁基地参观学习
1.外部专家讲安全
2.集团层面讲安全
3.一线员工讲安全
4.典型隐患图册
1.外部专家讲安全
2.集团层面讲安全
3.一线员工讲安全
4.一线员工应知应会
Safety Production Month Diverse Activities
Safety Management for Related Parties
Jereh Group attaches great importance to stakeholder safety management, issuing the HSE Guidelines for Contractor Selection, clarifying contractor entry standards, establishing a qualified contractor directory and a blacklisted contrac tor list to provide rigid compliance criteria.
Throughout collaboration, the Company signs HSE agreements with contractors, strictly conducts pre-entry HSE briefings, clarifies project nature, regulations, rewards/penalties, and environmental safety requirements; implements contractor HSE commitment and special penalty management rules; through strict training, process supervision, and periodic assessment, the Company fully regulates stakeholder operational behavior and ensures safety throughou collaboration.
Setting Indicator Targets
Jereh Group builds a clear responsibility and strict accountability safety culture, anchored to the HSE core objectives of "zero injuries, zero incidents, zero pollution", fully protecting the health and safety rights of employees, contractors, customers, and operational sites.
During the reporting period, the Company successfully achieved annual occupational health and safety targets; in 2026, it will continue benchmarking HSE management system standards, steadily advancing and implementing all safety strategic tasks.
Zero Accident
Zero Pollution
Jereh Group HSE Strategic Goals
Occupational Health Protection
Jereh Group establishes a sound occupational health protection mechanism, standardizes health management processes, strengthens operational protection and health monitoring, and enforces health and safety responsibilities, fully safeguarding employee occupational health rights.
Key Performance
Recordable</sub> <sub>personal</sub> <sub>injury:</sub>0.13<sub>times</sub> 200,000<sub>working</sub> <sub>hours</sub> Lost workdays due to work injuries: 74 8 mathrm d o y s <sub>work</sub> <sub>injury</sub> <sub>insurance</sub> <sub>investment</sub> <sub>RMB</sub>4.184<sub>million</sub> <sub>Coverage</sub> <sub>work-</sub> <sub>injury</sub> <sub>insurance</sub> <sub>employees:</sub>100<sub>%</sub> <sub>safety</sub> <sub>production</sub> <sub>liability</sub> <sub>insurance</sub> <sub>investment</sub> <sub>RMB</sub>108,600 <sub>Work</sub> <sub>safety</sub> <sub>liability</sub> <sub>insurance</sub> <sub>coverage</sub> <sub>rate:</sub>100<sub>%
Hazardous Factor Detection
Jereh Group has developed policies for identifying occupational disease hazards, strictly enforcing identification and regular monitoring systems, ensuring workplace hazard factors comply with national occupational health standards, and controlling occupational health risks at the source to protect employees' health. In addition, the Company has built an occupational disease hazard project reporting system to support orderly occupational health monitoring projects, achieving a data-driven management and continuous monitoring closed loop.
Key Performance
Detection</sub> <sub>Occupational</sub> <sub>Hazards:</sub>100<sub>%</sub> <sub>Occupational</sub> <sub>Hazard</sub> <sub>Detection:</sub>100<sub>%
Subsidiaries of Jereh Group Conducted Occupational Disease Hazard Factor Detection
In 2025, Jereh Group and its subsidiaries collaborated with third-party institutions to conduct occupationa hazard factor testing. Based on test results, the Company prioritizes protective equipment and material management for special positions exposed to dust, noise, toxic and hazardous substances, building a full-chain occupational health protection mechanism to effectively prevent occupational disease risks.
Case
Posting Occupational Hazard Warning Cards and Operational Area Warning Signs
Case
Provision of Labor Protection Equipment
Jereh Group committed to employee health, has established systems such as the Labor Protection Equipmen Management System, providing standard protective equipment including helmets, safety goggles, and earmuffs fo all positions, and placing safety warning signs in work areas, ensuring dual protection of work environment and personal safety, creating a safe, healthy, and compliant operational atmosphere.
Occupational health checkups
Jereh Group prioritizes occupational health monitoring, regularly organizing comprehensive employee health check ups, and dynamically monitoring health status. Dedicated departments uniformly manage employee occupational health records, ensuring timely identification and prevention of potential health risks, providing precise health interventions and comprehensive health protection. During the reporting period, occupational health checkup cover age was 100%.
Key Performance
<sub>Number</sub> <sub>of</sub> <sub>participants:</sub>2,995
occupational</sub> <sub>checkup</sub> <sub>coverage</sub> 100<sub>%
Subsidiaries of Jereh Group Conducted Employee Occupational Health Checkups
Case
In 2025, Jereh Group and its subsidiaries conducted annual occupational health checkups, ensuring all special-position employees received necessary checks, dynamically improving occupational health records, accurately recording checkup data and health status, and effectively safeguarding employee health and legal rights.
Responsibility and Benevolence Cultivating Public Welfare
Jereh Group upholds a "people-oriented" philosophy, continuously improving employee rights protection, focusing on physical and mental health, enriching welfare policies, and taking multiple measures to enhance employee happiness and sense of belonging, achieving mutual growth of the Company and employees.
Responded UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
Protection of Employees' Rights and Interests
Talent Acquisition and Retention
Diverse Recruitment
Jereh Group follows an open recruitment strategy, leveraging campus recruitment, social recruitment, and veteran-specific recruitment to continuously expand employment and create more jobs for society. To ensure recruitment compliance, fairness, and transparency, the Company has established the Recruitment and Employment Management System to standardize procedures and create a fair and equitable employment environment.
Recruit veterans based on position needs and provide adapted positions to support employment of vulnerable groups.
Recruit through dual channels:on-site recruit ment (participating in local Yantai job fairs) and headhunter cooperation (linking with over 20 agencies for mid-to-high-level positions).
Collaborate with multiple universities through online presentations in over 100 institutions and campus presentations in over 50 universities, focusing on graduates, widely attracting talent.
Key Performance
<sub>New</sub> <sub>hires:</sub>1,883
<sub>Including:</sub> <sub>On-campus</sub> <sub>recruitment:</sub>126
<sub>Social</sub> <sub>recruitment:</sub>1,757
21-Day Onboarding Program for Graduates
In July 2025, Jereh Group held the "21-Day Innovation Camp", empowering new professionals with the enterprise spirit. By sharing the Company's development journey and core culture, the program provided a collaborative and growth-oriented platform, directly addressing the needs of new graduates for onboarding and adaptation, helping them quickly integrate into the organizational environment and smoothly embark on their career journey.
Employee Structure and Stability
Jereh Group upholds the core principle of "stabilizing the team and retaining talents", emphasizing the construction of a stable workforce and actively implementing talent retention measures. The Company consistently monitors employees' career development and personal challenges, proactively addressing their reasonable demands regard ing professional growth, incentives, and communication. Over the past three years, no major layoffs have occurred, and team stability has been continuously reinforced.
Key Performance
employees:</sub>7,722 <sub>Number</sub> <sub>employees</sub> <sub>with</sub> <sub>disabilities:</sub>97 <sub>Employees</sub> <sub>minorities:</sub>123 <sub>Employee</sub> <sub>turnover</sub> <sub>rate:</sub>18.83<sub>%
Employee Composition
Diverse Rights Protection
Labor Rights Management
Jereh Group strictly complies with the Labor Law of the People's Republic of China, the Labor Contract Law of the People's Republic of China, and other national labor laws and regulations. The Company also commits to upholding the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the core labor standards of the International Labor Organization (ILO), integrating human rights principles comprehensively into its global human resource management system, covering all domestic and overseas employees. The Company implements an open and transparent recruitment process prohibits all forms of discrimination, strictly forbids child labor, and rejects modern slavery or forced labor practices During the reporting period, no major labor disputes or violations of employment regulations occurred, and the overal employment environment remained compliant and harmonious.
In overseas operations, the Company prioritizes compliance and cultural respect, establishing localized human resource management systems to ensure that overseas employees enjoy the same rights and protections as loca employees. Through regular compliance reviews and training, the Company ensures that all overseas branches fully comply with local laws and international human rights standards regarding employment, compensation, working hours, and benefits.
Upholding Labor and Human Rights Commitments
The Company is committed to implementing human rights commitments across all operations, integrating responsible human rights management into corporate governance and daily operations, and continuously identifying, preventing and addressing potential human rights impacts throughout its operations and value chain.
| Key Areas | Specific Practices |
| Prohibition of Child Labor and Forced Labor | Strictly enforce the Code of Business Conduct and Recruitment and Employment Management System, using information verification and identity authentication to prevent child labor and forced labor; in overseas operations and supply chain management, strictly comply with local labor laws and regulations protecting minors. |
| Prohibition of Workplace Discrimination, Bullying, and Harassment | Eliminate all forms of discrimination and harassment, ensuring employees are not treated unfairly based on race, gender, age, religion, cultural background, or physical condition; actively provide employment opportunities for vulnerable groups; establish reporting and investigation mechanisms to ensure complaints are handled promptly and fairly. |
| Freedom of Association and Collective Bargaining | Respect employees' freedom of association and collective bargaining rights, Support employees in forming or joining legitimate organizations in accordance with the law. Domestically, the Company maintains regular communication with employee representatives; in overseas operations, it strictly complies with local collective bargaining laws and engages in constructive dialogue with lawful unions or employee representatives regarding labor conditions and remuneration. |
| Employee Compensation and Rest | Comply with local labor regulations, implement a fair compensation and benefits system, ensure equal pay for equal work, regulate working hours and overtime, and guarantee statutory rest and leave rights. Overseas projects implement rest and leave arrangements according to local laws, while paying attention to employees' physical and mental health and work-life balance. |
| Fair Development | Establish transparent and fair performance management and promotion mechanisms, providing equal career development and training opportunities; support employee growth and career advancement in global operations through cross-cultural leadership, localized training, and international position exchanges. |
| Protection of Female Employees | For pregnant, maternity, and breastfeeding employees, provide protection and convenience in accordance with laws, such as job adjustments and lactation facilities; for overseas operations, implement female protection measures in accordance with local culture. |
| Human Rights Grievance Procedures | Establish multiple confidential grievance channels to ensure employees can raise human rights concerns; all grievances are recorded, investigated, and responded to in accordance with procedures, with any form of retaliation strictly prohibited. |
Local Employee Rights Protection
The Company attaches great importance to protecting local employees' rights, systematically covering local hires, Chinese expatriates, and overseas cross-border employees. For local employees, in addition to standard benefits such as holiday allowances and shuttle meals, the Company promotes cross-cultural understanding, workplace inclusion, and applies equality principles in compensation, benefits, and career development, ensuring all lawful rights are protected. For expatriates, the Company provides comprehensive support including cross-border compensation and benefits, medical care, safety and emergency support, and family care, ensuring safe and stable overseas work and life. For overseas-hired employees, the Company establishes localized career development channels, fair promotion mechanisms, and cross-cultural integration programs, safeguarding long-term development rights and professional dignity. By continuously optimizing human resource management and site operations, the Company creates a compliant, respectful, and inclusive environment for all on-site employees, achieving mutual growth for individuals and the Company.
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Localization of Human Resource System in the Middle East
To protect overseas employee rights, Jereh Middle East Center promotes local HR system localization, aligning with local regulations. The team focuses on optimizing recruitment, visa, and employee relations processes, ensuring compliant operations and enhancing management transparency. By actively recruiting local talent and liaising with agencies, the Company strengthens the management foundation while providing a stable, respected, and culturally appropriate work environment.
Extending Partner Rights
The Company actively explores extending labor rights protection to domestic and overseas supply chain partners, steadily advancing responsible value chain management, and clarifying standards for labor rights management for suppliers at all levels. The Company emphasizes core compliance standards such as anti-discrimination and anti-forced labor, gradually integrating them into supplier admission and ongoing evaluation frameworks while considering local policy requirements and practical differences.
Safeguarding Female Employees' Rights
The Company adheres to a pragmatic approach, advancing labor rights protection in domestic and overseas value chains steadily and gradually, practicing shared responsibility, and working with global supply chain partners for compliant development and mutually beneficial cooperation.
The Company strictly implements the Law on the Protection of Women's Rights and Interests, Special Provisions on Labor Protection of Female Employees, and local overseas female labor protection regulations, ensuring the legal rights and special interests of female employees. For pregnant, maternity, and breastfeeding employees, the Company guarantees rest and leave rights, provides personalized services and facilities such as nutritional porridge for expectant mothers, standardized lactation rooms, and "baby care room", while benchmarking international practices to foste a fair and inclusive workplace
The Company regularly organizes female-specific activities, including hiking, flower arranging, health lectures, beauty classes, and International Women's Day events. Adhering to diversity, equality, respect, and inclusion, the Company strictly prohibits workplace gender discrimination, provides equal career development opportunities for women, and fully supports female employees in achieving self-value and professional growth.
Key Performance
<sub>Female</sub> <sub>employee</sub> <sub>ratio:</sub>12.57% <sub>Female</sub> <sub>employee</sub> <sub>ratio</sub> <sub>Board:</sub>33.33% <sub>Number</sub> <sub>employees</sub> <sub>who</sub> <sub>maternity</sub> <sub>leave:</sub>43 <sub>Return</sub> <sub>employees</sub> <sub>who</sub> <sub>maternity</sub> <sub>leave:</sub>100%
Valuing Cultural Diversity
Jereh Group regards cultural diversity as an important component of global competitiveness, promoting cross-cultural management systems and fostering equal dialogue and efficient collaboration among employees of different nationalities and cultural backgrounds.
Cultural Differences Survey
The Company conducts site visits and surveys to collect challenges, needs, and suggestions in cross-border business and cross-cultural management, optimizing cross-cultural team management.
Cross-Cultural Team Management and Cultural Difference Survey in the Middle East
During the reporting period, the Company visited teams in the UAE, Kuwait, Iraq, Bahrain, and Saudi Arabia, using interviews, discussions, questionnaires, and observations to survey business operations, cultural integration, and daily management, collecting frontline information, challenges, and suggestions to inform HR policy improvement and team management optimization.
Corporate Culture Perception
The Company conducts overseas cultural training to deepen employees' understanding of corporate culture, helping overseas teams form exclusive values and reinforcing cultural implementation and employee recognition.
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Overseas Team Cultural Co-Creation
During the reporting period, the Human Culture and Leadership Center organized overseas cultural training, co-creation sessions, and leadership empowerment programs, enhancing employee perception of corporate culture, co-creating team values, and improving managers' cross-cultural management capabilities.
The Company actively promotes multicultural integration overseas through employee birthday parties, project team-building activities, and establishing prayer rooms to respect cultural differences. Additionally, using traditional Chinese tea culture as a medium, along with customs sharing and communal meals, the Company fosters mutua understanding in a relaxed atmosphere, gradually building a trusting and inclusive corporate environment.
Expatriate Employee Birthday Celebration in Abu Dhabi
During the reporting period, the Company actively promoted localized management and cultural integration of overseas teams, organizing culturally relevant birthday celebrations to strengthen team cohesion and cross-cultura adaptability, demonstrating internationalized employee care.
Talent Training and Development
Employee Training System
Jereh Group regards talent development as a core growth driver, building a systematic training system covering management, technical, and operational areas at all levels. Using Jereh University as the core platform, with the motto "Learning, Enjoying, and Sharing", the Company provides leadership development programs from junior to senior levels; through online learning, seminars, and offline training camps, it offers professional skills and genera competency courses. The digital platform currently hosts over 5,000 courses, adding about 200 annually to continuously meet personalized learning needs.
The Company has established a Training Management System and an Internal Lecturer Management System to define training structures and responsibilities, ensuring efficient system implementation. Meanwhile, a professiona internal instructor team is cultivated, continuously empowered through instructor boot camps; during the reporting period, 700 certified instructors were trained, becoming the core of knowledge retention and dissemination, full supporting employee capability development.
Key Performance
Career Development Path
Jereh Group has established a systematic, standardized employee promotion system, implementing the Measures for the Administration of Employee Qualification, standardizing promotion processes, respecting employee development choices, and offering dual career paths in management or professional tracks, stimulating employee growth potential and achieving reasonable internal talent allocation.
Key Performance
Number</sub> <sub>employees</sub> <sub>undergoing</sub> <sub>internal</sub> <sub>transfers</sub> <sub>applying</sub> <sub>internal</sub> <sub>positions:</sub>1,170 <sub>Internal</sub> <sub>transfers</sub> <sub>internal</sub> <sub>applications</sub> <sub>proportion:</sub>15.15<sub>%
Employee Engagement and Management
Employee Compensation and Benefits
Jereh Group adheres to fairness and reasonableness, building a performance-oriented, focused, sustainable, and competitively fair compensation and benefits system, continuously improving the Compensation Managemen System, with salary structures consisting of fixed pay and annual bonuses. To establish long-term shared interests the Company has launched the "Striver" and "Business Partner" equity plans, cumulatively granted to over 5,000 participants, including a special channel for new graduates, binding core talent and new employees to long-term incentives.
For benefits, statutory holidays are observed, full social insurance contributions ("five insurances and one housing fund") are paid, and supplemental commercial accident insurance is provided. For position difference, implement refined measures and strictly comply with national working hours and overtime pay regulations for base-level roles, while providing appropriate allowances and benefits for expatriates and employees in special positions. Additionally interest-free home purchase loans are offered, enhancing employee sense of belonging and satisfaction, fully supporting career development and quality of life.
Key Performance
<sub>Social</sub> <sub>insurance</sub> <sub>coverage:</sub>100<sub>%</sub> <sub>Per</sub> <sub>capita</sub> <sub>paid</sub> <sub>annual</sub> <sub>vacation</sub> <sub>days:</sub>4.2 <sub>days</sub>
Performance Appraisal and Feedback
Jereh Group positions performance management as a core support for strategic implementation, organizationa vitality, and employee rights protection. Based on the Performance Management System, the Company has estab lished a closed-loop management system driven by strategy and performance outcomes. The system follows princi ples of strategic relevance, transparency, fairness, and developmental alignment, combining quantitative and quali tative assessment methods to deeply link individual performance with organizational performance, promoting joint growth of the Company and employees.
To ensure transparency and fairness in performance management, the Company has built multi-dimensional, routine performance communication channels, including performance discussions, quarterly reviews, and annual presentations, allowing employees to clearly understand goal progress, assessment criteria, and areas for improvement. At the same time, a standardized performance feedback and appeal mechanism has been established, clarifying the appea process, handling points, and timeframes to protect employees' rights to information and appeal.
The Company has innovatively launched the "Spot Jereh's Problems" initiative, encouraging employees to actively propose improvements across operational processes, aiming to strengthen organizational self-renewal capabilities, cultivate a culture of sincere trust, and provide mutual empowerment for organizational evolution and employee value realization.
Employee Care and Communication
Labor Relations
Jereh Group attaches great importance to labor relations, establishing a labor dispute mediation committee in accordance with the law, and strictly following democratic procedures. For key decisions involving employee rewards and penalties, the Company fully consults employee representatives to ensure fairness and impartiality in both process and outcome. To continuously improve employment compliance, the Company regularly organizes labor law training for human resource personnel, supplemented by daily guidance, comprehensively strengthening managers' lega awareness and dispute prevention and handling capabilities.
In the employee offboarding process, the Company strictly implements the Employee Departure Managemen System. The Company arranges interviews for each departing employee to understand their reasons for leaving listen to their opinions and suggestions, and provide necessary support to safeguard their legal rights, ensuring that employees are treated properly and respectfully during departure. Feedback collected is systematically consolidated and shared with relevant departments, forming a closed loop for management improvement and continuously optimizing human resource systems and employee relations.
Democratic Governance
Jereh Group has built a comprehensive democratic communication mechanism, disseminating rights-related information via internal publications, office platforms, and bulletin boards; leveraging the "Youth Lakeside" forum and "Spot Problems" activities to create suggestion platforms and smooth upward feedback channels. Employee satisfaction surveys are conducted as needed across the Company, providing a basis for optimizing management and care initiatives, fully strengthening the foundation of employee rights protection and democratic management.
Employee activities
Jereh Group focuses on employee care, enhancing well-being, and constructing a comprehensive employee support system. The Company continuously improves employees' work-life experience and supports personal growth and mental-physical balance by creating diverse physical activity spaces and organizing various cultural and sports activities.
Construction of "Employees' Home"
The Company values work-life balance, and invests resources to develop a physical "Employees' Home", a multifunctional space integrating an exhibition hall, employee library, and stress-relief room; based on the plant layout, employee cafeterias and gyms are also provided to offer convenient and comfortable spaces for relaxation and social interaction.
Focusing on Mental Health
The Company emphasizes employee mental health, forming a dedicated care team to provide systematic psychological support, conduct mental health lectures, and offer professional assessments, providing precise assistance to employees in need. Additionally, the Company has established the "Sunflower Psychological Care Station" and stress-relief spaces, creating a multi-dimensional mental health protection system.
Hosting the 26 Employee Sports Games<sup>th</sup>
Case
In October 2025, the Company held the 26 Employee Sports Games, featuring 30 competitive events that attracted<sup>th</sup> over a thousand employees, combining competition and collaboration, energy and laughter, with frequent victories reported. The activities not only release work vitality but also enhance team cohesion, showcasing the hardworking and enterprising spirit of Jereh employees.
Corporate Responsibility Communication
Jereh Group always upholds "To be a responsible individual" as its corporate guidance, deeply integrating civic, corpo rate, team, and family responsibilities into its development fabric, and actively practicing social responsibility with a philanthropic spirit.
The Company engages in charitable initiatives through platforms such as the "Jereh Charity Fund for Helping the Needy", "Boji Relief Fund", and "Jereh Pandemic Relief Fund", continuously carrying out disaster relief, education support, disability aid, poverty alleviation, and rural revitalization programs. Since April 2013, the Company has launched the "Find Those in Need Around Me" charity activity, engaging all employees to promote Jereh's disaste relief philosophy, expanding assistance reach and intensity to support individuals and families in need.
Alongside corporate initiatives, the founding team personally participates in charitable activities to practice disaste relief and assistance. In 2025, the Company's Chief Founder and Chairman of Jereh United Group, Sun Weijie, togeth er with founders Wang Kunxiao and Liu Zhenfeng, jointly contributed RMB 5 million to establish the "Sun Weijie Publi Welfare Foundation", creating a broader and more responsive charitable network.
Since 2010, the Company and the founding team have cumulatively donated nearly RMB 40 million, supported close to 500 disadvantaged families, and implemented over 400 charitable projects, earning multiple honors including the China Charity Outstanding Contribution Award, the Red Cross Humanitarian Medal, the Dedication Medal, Yanta Charity List "Most Caring Enterprise", Yantai City Outstanding Charitable Organization, Outstanding Charitable Orga nization in Yantai, and other notable awards.
Looking ahead, Jereh Group will continue collaborating with government and social organizations to steadily advance projects such as the "Hope Project", gathering warmth and contributing to a harmonious and beautiful society.
Key Performance
Number</sub> <sub>assisted</sub> <sub>employees</sub> <sub>community</sub> <sub>members:</sub> <sub>approximately</sub>200<sub>person/times</sub> <sub>donations:over</sub> <sub>RMB</sub> 7.80 <sub>million</sub> <sub>(including</sub> <sub>support</sub> <sub>employees</sub> <sub>need)
Establishment of the "Sun Weijie Public Welfare Foundation" to demonstrate corporate responsibility
Case
In June 2025, the Company held the signing and awarding ceremony for the "Sun Weijie Public Welfare Foundation" at its headquarters. The fund, jointly contributed by founders including Sun Weijie with RMB 5 million, focuses on supporting disadvantaged groups and educational charity initiatives. In the future, the fund will work in coordination with the Company's existing "Jereh Charity Fund for Helping the Needy" to create a broader and faster-responding charitable platform, delivering corporate care and improving the lives of those in need.
Charity Donation to Tibetan Girls, Protecting Health through Medical Support
In September 2025, Jereh Group, through the "Jereh Charity Fund for Helping the Needy" and in partnership with the Yantai Charity Federation, donated RMB 30,000 to Awang Zhuoma, a disabled Tibetan girl traveling over 4,000 km to Yantai for leg correction surgery, specifically covering post-insurance surgery costs. This action demonstrates targeted medical charity support, promptly addressing the urgent needs of assisted families, and symbolically linking charitable efforts between Shandong and Tibet.
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Targeted Donation to the "Hope Project", Empowering Youth through Education
In November 2025, the Company participated in the "Warm Support, Build Dreams" youth growth care event and "Hope Project" scholarship distribution in Yantai, donating RMB 213,000 to support youth development and education, practically helping young people realize their dreams.
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Community Development Empowerment
Jereh Group integrates community development into corporate sustainable development practices, simultaneously supporting education resources and cultural-sports activities to improve local livelihoods and talent growth, actively fulfilling local corporate responsibilities and striving to build a mutually thriving community ecosystem.
Education Support – Air Conditioner Donation to Improve Learning Environment
To continuously improve local primary and secondary school conditions, in September 2025, Chairman Sun Weijie donated 793 air conditioners to 24 schools in Laishan District via the "Sun Weijie Public Welfare Foundation", specifically for student classrooms and dormitories, with a total value of approximately RMB 2.7397 million, creating a more comfortable learning and living environment, reflecting the Company's attention to foundational education and supporting regional educational development.
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Talent Development – Community Sports Events to Inspire Vitality
In 2025, the Company continued sponsoring and naming the Laishan District "Jereh Cup" Basketball League ("Lai BA" for short). As an important part of the Yantai City Basketball League (YBA) system, the event attracted 21 teams and nearly 300 players, hosting 84 official games. Through this sports event, the Company enriches community cultural and sports life, provides a community interaction platform, fosters a positive environment for talent growth, and supports a vibrant and inclusive community ecosystem.
Overseas Public Welfare and Business Development
Jereh Group deeply integrates into the "Belt and Road Initiative", actively practicing the principle of "consultation, co-construction, and shared benefits", and continuously deepening business exchanges and project cooperation with partner countries. By promoting the implementation of its leading products and services in markets along the Belt and Road, the Company steadily expands overseas operations, aiming to build a long-term mutually beneficial globa partnership network. At the same time, through localized operations and corporate social responsibility practices, the Company contributes to sustainable development and economic cooperation in regions along the Belt and Road.
Jereh Signs Cooperation Agreement with ADNOC Drilling
In November 2025, the Company reached a milestone cooperation agreement with ADNOC Drilling in Abu Dhabi. The collaboration will focus on localized manufacturing of high-end energy equipment, technology coordination, and global market expansion. This cooperation marks a key advancement in the Company's strategic layout in the Middle East and significantly enhances both parties' competitiveness in the global oil and gas equipment sector.
Deep Engagement in Mansuriya Gas Field Project, Supporting the Belt and Road with Technology and Responsibility
In 2025, while advancing the Mansuriya Gas Field project, the Company continued to deepen local social responsi bility practices, visiting surrounding villages with local partners during Ramadan in March and providing targeted donations to Al-Farah Model Orphan School in Mansuriya in December to support its daily operations and educa tion continuity, ensuring orphan students' learning and development, effectively fulfilling the Company's overseas community commitments.
Afterword to the Report
Key Performance Form
| Corporate Governance--Governance Dimension | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| Number of General Meeting of Shareholders Convened | Times | 4 | 4 | 3 |
| Number of Proposals Reviewed at Shareholders' Meetings | Item | 18 | 30 | 30 |
| Number of Meetings of Board of Directors Held | Times | 11 | 9 | 11 |
| Proposals Reviewed and Approved at Board of Directors | Times | 60 | 49 | 85 |
| Total Number of Meetings of Strategy Committee under the Board of Directors | Times | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Total Number of Meetings of Compensation and Appraisal Committee under the Board of Directors | Times | 2 | 1 | 1 |
| Total Number of Meetings of Audit Committee under the Board of Directors | Times | 6 | 6 | 7 |
| Total Number of Meetings of Nomination Committee under the Board of Directors | Times | 0 | 0 | 2 |
| Information Disclosure--Governance Dimension | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| Number of Disclosure Announcements and Documents | Copy | 183 | 163 | 196 |
| Number of Periodic Reports and Summaries | Copy | 7 | 7 | 6 |
| Number of Interim Announcements and Documents | Copy | 163 | 130 | 168 |
| Number of Investor Relations Activity Record Forms | Copy | 13 | 26 | 22 |
| Investor Relations Management--Governance Dimension | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| Number of Performance Briefings | Times | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Number of on-site investor research visits received | Times | 15 | 41 | 27 |
| Replies to Investors' Inquires atirm.cninfo.com.cn | Piece | 160 | 195 | 188 |
| Reply Rate to Investors' Inquires atirm.cninfo.com.cn | % | 100 | 100 | 100 |
| Risk Control--Governance Dimension | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| Number of Audit Training Sessions | Times | 16 | 8 | 2 |
| Duration of Audit Training | Hour | 29 | 27.50 | 12 |
| Risk Control--Governance Dimension | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| Number of Participants in Audit Training | Person-time | 64 | 35 | 4 |
| Number of legal training sessions | Times | 36 | 40 | 32 |
| Duration of legal training | Hour | 54 | 60 | 50 |
| Number of Participants in Legal Training | Person | 3,700 | 3,960 | 3,100 |
| Number of Compliance Training Sessions | Times | 120 | 136 | 218 |
| Duration of Compliance Training | Hour | 90 | 107 | 209 |
| Number of Participants in Compliance Training | Person | 3,489 | 3,560 | 6,379 |
| Number of Participants in Training on Anti-Commercial Bribery and Anti-Corruption for the Management | Person-time | 45 | 56 | 80 |
| Duration of Training on Anti-Commercial Bribery and Anti-Corruption for the Management | Hour | 3 | 3 | 2 |
| Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions--Environmental Dimension | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| Direct GHG Emissions (Scope 1) | $tCO_{2}e$ | 24,157.30 | 25,141.82 | 35,283.83 |
| Indirect GHG Emissions (Scope 2) | $tCO_{2}e$ | 15,750.16 | 20,086.87 | 17,787.13 |
| Total GHG Emissions | $tCO_{2}e$ | 39,907.45 | 45,228.69 | 53,070.96 |
| GHG Emission Intensity | $tCO_{2}e/RMB\ 10,000\ revenue$ | 0.0287 | 0.0339 | 0.0327 |
| GHG Emission Density | $tCO_{2}e/Person$ | 6.53 | 6.36 | 6.87 |
| Environmental Indicators--Environmental Dimension | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| Environmental Investment | RMB 10,000 | 1,480.99 | 1,396.49 | 1,514.05 |
| Environmental Training | Times | 64 | 17 | 80 |
| Compliance Rate of Rectified Hidden Hazards | % | 100 | 100 | 100 |
| Pollutant Emissions--Environmental Dimension | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| Waste Gas Emissions | Ton | 2.41 | 8.43 | 8.61 |
| Waste Gas Emission Intensity | Tons/RMB 10,000 revenue | 0.0000176 | 0.0000063 | 0.0000053 |
| Compliance Rate of Waste Gas Emissions | % | 100 | 100 | 100 |
| Wastewater Discharges | Ton | 7,651,053.03 | 7,731,259.00 | 7,321,986.64 |
| Wastewater Discharge Intensity | $m^3$ /day | 20,975.89 | 21,170.43 | 20,060.24 |
| Compliance Rate of Waste Water Discharge | % | 100 | 100 | 100 |
| Quantity of General Waste Generated | Ton | 1,850.27 | 1,227.00 | 6,642.00 |
| Quantity of Hazardous Waste Generated | Ton | 61.86 | 375.24 | 447.36 |
| Waste Disposal Compliance Rate | % | 100 | 100 | 100 |
| Energy and Water Resources--Environmental Dimension | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| Total Energy Consumption | tce | 14,927.89 | 16,351.39 | 20,921.07 |
| Energy Consumption Intensity | tce/RMB 10,000 | 0.0107 | 0.0122 | 0.0129 |
| Total Water Consumption | Ton | 160,602.00 | 170,039.00 | 163,535.00 |
| Water Consumption Intensity | Tons/RMB 10,000 revenue | 0.1154 | 0.1273 | 0.1008 |
| Usage of Packaging Materials--Environmental Dimension | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| Total Quantity of Packaging Materials Used | Ton | 768.60 | 911.38 | 512.05 |
| Packaging Material Consumption Intensity | Tons/RMB 10,000 revenue | 0.0005 | 0.0007 | 0.0003 |
| R&D Innovation--Industry Value | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| Investment in R&D | RMB 10,000 | 51,120.22 | 50,572.49 | 55,109.99 |
| Number of R&D Personnel | Person | 1,273 | 1,319 | 1,430 |
| Percentage of R&D Personnel | % | 20.84 | 18.54 | 18.52 |
| Total Number of Patents Granted as of the End of the Reporting Period | Case | 1,825 | 1,914 | 2,122 |
| ——Valid Authorized Invention Patents | Case | 354 | 503 | 649 |
| ——Valid Authorized Utility Model Patents | Case | 1,382 | 1,316 | 1,376 |
| ——Valid Authorized Design Patents | Case | 89 | 95 | 97 |
| Number of Valid Patents Per Million Yuan in Revenue | Case | 0.1310 | 0.1433 | 0.1308 |
| Total Software Copyrights as of the End of the Reporting Period | Case | 156 | 159 | 170 |
| Total Trademarks as of End of the Reporting Period | Case | 250 | 275 | 379 |
| Total Software Copyrights per Million Operating Revenue | Case | 0.0110 | 0.0119 | 0.0105 |
| Total Authorized Patents within the Year | Case | 372 | 246 | 260 |
| ——Authorized Invention Patents | Case | 169 | 150 | 149 |
| ——Authorized Utility Model Patents | Case | 185 | 85 | 105 |
| ——Authorized Design Patents | Case | 18 | 11 | 6 |
| Total Patent Applications within the Year | Case | 295 | 265 | 45 |
| R&D Innovation--Industry Value | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| — Applied Invention Patents | Case | 165 | 115 | 12 |
| — Applied Utility Model Patents | Case | 119 | 129 | 33 |
| — Applied Design Patents | Case | 11 | 21 | 0 |
| Product Quality--Industry Value | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| Product Percent of Pass | % | 100 | 100 | 99.88 |
| Number of Quality Training Sessions | Times | 68 | 52 | 131 |
| Quality Training Duration | Hour | 2,806.00 | 2,010.30 | 4,710.00 |
| Number of Participants in Quality Training | Person-time | 2,423 | 1,410 | 5,858 |
| Customer Service--Industry Value | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| Customer Complaint Resolution Rate | % | 100 | 100 | 100 |
| Data and Information Security--Industry Value | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| Number of Incidents of Information Security and Privacy Protection Violations | Times | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Investment in Data Security | RMB 10,000 | 70 | 240 | 280 |
| Training on Information Security | Times | 12 | 14 | 20 |
| Number of Information Security Training Participants | Person | Approximately 6,000 | Approximately 7,000 | Approximately 7,500 |
| Coverage Rate of Information Security Training | % | 100 | 100 | 100 |
| Supply Chain Management--Industry Value | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| Procurement Training Sessions | Times | 3 | 5 | 4 |
| Procurement Training Participants | Person | 1,200 | 898 | 791 |
| Employee Occupational Health and Safety--Human Resources Dimension | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| Investment in work safety | RMB 10,000 | 1,915.70 | 1,864.80 | 3,820.68 |
| Safety Education Investment | RMB 10,000 | 277.13 | 115.46 | 270.64 |
| Hours of Safety Training | Hour | / | / | 872 |
| Total Safety Education and Training Sessions | Times | 869 | 802 | 872 |
| Number of Emergency Drills | Times | 323 | 439 | 582 |
| Number of participants in emergency drills | Person-time | / | 7,141 | 13,182 |
| Safety Hazard Inspection and Rectification Rate | % | 100 | 100 | 100 |
| Number of Occupational Safety Accidents | Case | 29 | 28 | 22 |
| Total number of work-related injuries | Person | 20 | 20 | 20 |
| Workday Lost Due to Work Injuries | Day | 954 | 1,031 | 748 |
| Investment in Work-related Injury Insurance | RMB 10,000 | 323.09 | 334.40 | 418.40 |
| Coverage Rate of Work-Related Injury Insurance for Employees | % | 100 | 100 | 100 |
| Safety Production Liability Insurance Investment | RMB 10,000 | 8.20 | 33.80 | 10.86 |
| Coverage of Work Safety Liability Insurance | % | 100 | 100 | 100 |
| Incidence Rate of Occupational Diseases | % | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Injury Rate per Million Hours Worked | % | 0.88 | / | 0.59 |
| Detection Rate of Occupational Disease Hazards | % | 100 | 100 | 100 |
| Pass Rate of Occupational Disease Hazard Detection | % | 100 | 100 | 100 |
| Occupational Health Checkup Participants | Person | 2,531 | 2,000 | 2,995 |
| Occupational Health Checkup Coverage Rate | % | 100 | 100 | 100 |
| Employment--Human Resources Dimension | |||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | |
| Total Number of Employees | Person | 6,109 | 7,116 | 7,722 | |
| Number of Dispatched Workers | Person | 95 | 157 | 130 | |
| Number of Part-time Employees | Person | 80 | 727 | 767 | |
| Female Employee Ratio | % | 13.37 | 12.38 | 12.57 | |
| Percentage of Employees of Minority Nationalities | % | 1.36 | 1.49 | 1.59 | |
| Employee Numbers by Gender | Male Employees | Person | 5,292 | 6,235 | 6,751 |
| Female Employees | Person | 817 | 881 | 971 | |
| Employee Numbers by Job Level | Senior Management Personnel | Person | 31 | 27 | 33 |
| Middle Management Personnel | Person | 482 | 398 | 339 | |
| Frontline Employees | Person | 5,596 | 6,691 | 7,350 | |
| Number of Employees by Profession | Production | Person | 2,948 | 3,690 | 4,019 |
| Sales | Person | 708 | 834 | 876 | |
| Employment--Human Resources Dimension | |||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | |
| Number of Employees by Profession | Technology | Person | 1,273 | 1,319 | 1,430 |
| Finance | Person | 155 | 176 | 167 | |
| Administration | Person | 585 | 628 | 731 | |
| Supply Chain Personnel | Person | 440 | 469 | 499 | |
| Number of Employees by Age | Under 30 (Exclusive) Years Old | Person | 1,596 | 1,865 | 2,041 |
| 30 to 40 Years Old (Inclusive of 30, Exclusive of 40) | Person | 2,925 | 3,295 | 3,499 | |
| 40 to 50 Years Old (Inclusive of 40, Exclusive of 50) | Person | 1,238 | 1,501 | 1,693 | |
| 50 Years Old or Above | Person | 350 | 455 | 489 | |
| Number of Employees by Educational Background | Bachelor's degree or above | Person | 2,913 | 3,380 | 4,075 |
| College | Person | 1,381 | 1,634 | 1,710 | |
| Secondary Vocational and Below | Person | 1,815 | 2,102 | 1,937 | |
| Number of Employees by Region | Chinese Mainland | Person | 5,396 | 6,261 | 6,808 |
| Overseas and Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan Regions | Person | 713 | 855 | 914 | |
| Number of Employees by Ethnicity | Ethnic Minorities | Person | 83 | 106 | 123 |
| Non-Ethnic Minorities | Person | 6,026 | 7,010 | 7,599 | |
| Employee Turnover--Human Resources Dimension | |||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | |
| Number of Employees Departed | Person | 1,265 | 1,493 | 1,397 | |
| Employee Turnover Rate | % | 12.80 | 13.35 | 18.83 | |
| Employee Turnover Rate by Gender | Male Employees | % | 12.80 | 13.68 | 15.60 |
| Female Employees | % | 12.60 | 11.04 | 13.04 | |
| Employee Turnover Rate by Age | Under 30 (Exclusive) Years Old | % | 15.70 | 18.50 | 22.82 |
| 30 to 40 Years Old (Inclusive of 30, Exclusive of 40) | % | 9.66 | 12.07 | 10.95 | |
| 40 to 50 Years Old (Inclusive of 40, Exclusive of 50) | % | 6.40 | 9.64 | 13.95 | |
| 50 Years Old or Above | % | 7.61 | 11.36 | 16.32 | |
| Employees' Rights and Interests--Human Resources Dimension | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| Percentage of contract workers | % | 100 | 100 | 100 |
| Social Insurance Coverage Rate | % | 100 | 100 | 100 |
| Per Capita Paid Annual Vacation Day | Day | 5 | 3.8 | 4.2 |
| Employee Recruitment--Human Resources Dimension | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| New Employees in the Year | Person | 1,686 | 2,349 | 1,883 |
| - Social Recruitment | Person | 1,411 | 2,077 | 1,757 |
| - On-campus Recruitment | Person | 170 | 247 | 126 |
| - Other Channels | Person | 105 | 25 | 0 |
| Employee Care--Human Resources Dimension | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| Number of Employees Who Took Maternity Leave | Person | 43 | 34 | 43 |
| Return-to-work Rate for Employees on Maternity Leave | % | 99 | 100 | 100 |
| Employee Training--Human Resources Dimension | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| Training Investment | RMB 10,000 | 387.51 | 562.99 | 581.45 |
| Total Number of Training Sessions | Session | 2,410 | 2,631 | 2,912 |
| Total Number of Training Sessions | Ten thousand person-times | 6.19 | 6.17 | 6.36 |
| Employee Development--Human Resources Dimension | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| Number of Employees Undergoing Internal Transfers or Applying for Internal Positions | Person | 1,330 | 660 | 1,170 |
| Internal Transfers or Internal Applications Proportion | % | 21.77 | 9.27 | 15.15 |
| Public Welfare and Charity--Human Resources Dimension | ||||
| Indicator Name | Unit | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| Donation Amount(Including Support for Employees in Need) | RMB 10,000 | 558.75 | 126.55 | Over 780.00 |
Indexes
| Chapters and Sections | GRI Sustainability Reporting Standards (GRI Standards) | Guidelines on Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting for Chinese Enterprises (CASS-ESG 6.0) | Shenzhen Stock Exchange Self-Regulatory Guidelines for Listed Companies No. 17 - Sustainability Report (Trial) | |
| About This Report | 2-2/2-3 | P1.1/P1.2 | Article 4/Article 6 | |
| Message from the Chairman | / | P2.1 | / | |
| About Jereh | 2-1 | P3.1/P3.2/P3.3 | / | |
| Sustainable Development Governance | Response to SDGs Goals | / | G1.1.7 | Article 11/Article 13 |
| Sustainable Development Philosophy | 2-22 | G1.1.2/G1.1.6 | Article 11/12 | |
| Sustainability Governance Structure | 2-14 | G1.1.1 | Article 11/12 | |
| Sustainable Development Risk Identification | / | G1.1.8/G1.2.3 | Article 11/Article 18/Article 52 | |
| Sustainable Development Capability Enhancement | / | G1.1.3/G1.1.5/G1.1.10 | Article 11/Article 12/Article 19 | |
| Communications with Stakeholders | 2-16/2-29 | G1.3.2 | Article 9/Article 53 | |
| Materiality Assessment | 3-1/3-2/3-3 | G1.1.8/G1.1.9 | Article 5/Article 11/Article 18 | |
| Keeping the Original Aspiration Alive, Lighting the Way Forward | Strengthening Organizational Development | / | / | / |
| Enhancing Ideological Construction | / | / | / | |
| Strengthening Party Discipline | / | / | / | |
| Anchoring Sustainability Through Solid Governance | Establishing a Governance System | 2-9/2-10/2-12/2-13/2-17/2-18 | / | / |
| Regulating Compensation Management | 2-18/2-19/2-20 | / | / | |
| Refining Investor Relations Management | 2-16/2-27 | / | / | |
| Protection of shareholders' rights and interests | 201-1 | / | / | |
| Stabilizing Debt Management | / | / | / | |
| Optimizing Risk Management | 2-27/207-2 | / | / | |
| Anti-Commercial Bribery and Anti-Corruption | 2-23/205-2/205-3 | G2.1.1/G2.1.2/G2.1.3/G2.1.6 | Article 55 | |
| Anti-unfair Competition Management | 2-27/206-1 | G2.2.2 | Article 56 | |
| Intelligent Green Manufacturing Safeguarding Natural Habitats | Response to Climate Change | 201-2/305-1/305-2/305-4/305-5 | E1.1.1/E1.1.2/E1.1.3/E1.1.4/E1.1.5/E1.1.6/E1.1.7/E1.1.8/E1.1.13/E1.1.14/E1.1.15/E1.1.16/E1.1.19 | Article 21/Article 22/Article 23/Article 24/Article 25/Article 26/Article 27/Article 28 |
| Environmental Compliance Management | 2-27/303-2/303-4/305-7/306-1/306-2/306-3/306-5 | E2.1.1/E2.1.2/E2.1.5/E2.1.6/E2.1.7/E2.1.8/E2.1.9/E2.2.1/E2.2.2/E2.2.3/E2.2.4/E2.2.5/E2.2.6/E2.2.7/E3.3.2/E2.4.1/E2.4.2/E2.4.3/E2.4.4 | Article 29/Article 30/Article 31/Article 33/Article 37 | |
| Recycling of resources | 301-1/301-2/301-3/302-1/302-3/302-4/302-5/303-2/303-3/303-5 | E3.1.1/E3.1.2/E3.1.3/E3.1.4/E3.1.5/E3.2.1/E3.2.3/E3.3.2 | Article 35/Article 36/Article 37 | |
| Protecting Ecosystems | 304-2/304-3 | E2.3.2/E2.3.3 | Article 32 | |
| Setting Industry Benchmark with Craftsmanship and Excellent Service | Innovation-Driven Development | / | S2.1.1/S2.1.2/S2.1.3/S2.1.4/S2.1.5/S2.1.6/S2.1.7/S2.1.9/S2.1.10/S2.1.11/S2.1.12/S2.1.13 | Article 42 |
| Product and Service Quality | 416-1/416-2/417-2 | S3.3.1/S3.3.2/S3.3.3/S3.3.5 | Article 47 | |
| Protection of Customers' Rights and Interests | 417-1 | S3.3.4/S3.3.6 | Article 47 | |
| Strict Protection of Data Privacy | / | S3.4.1/S3.4.2/S3.4.3/S3.4.4 | Article 48 | |
| Collaborative and Responsible Supply | 308-1/308-2/414-1/414-2 | S3.1.1/S3.1.2/S3.1.3/S3.1.4 | Article 45 | |
| Safety as the Priority, Building A Comprehensive Protection Network | Health and Safety Governance | 403-1/403-8 | S4.2.2/S4.2.3 | Article 50 |
| Health and Safety Strategy | / | S4.2.1 | Article 50 | |
| Risk and Opportunity Management | 403-2 | S4.2.1/S4.2.4/S4.2.6 | Article 50 | |
| Setting Indicator Targets | 403-7 | / | / | |
| Occupational Health Protection | 403-3/403-4/403-5/403-6/403-9/403-10 | S4.2.5/S4.2.6 | Article 50 | |
| Responsibility and Benevolence Cultivating Public Welfare | Protection of Employees' Rights and Interests | 2-7/2-8/201-3/401-1/401-2/401-3/404-2/404-3/405-1/406-1/408-1/409-1 | S4.1.1/S4.1.3/S4.1.4/S4.1.5/S4.1.6/S4.1.7/S4.1.9/S4.1.11/S4.1.12/S4.3.1/S4.3.2/S4.3.3/S4.3.4/S4.3.5 | Article 49/Article 50 |
| Corporate Responsibility Communication | 203-1 | S1.1.2/S1.1.4/S1.2.1/S1.2.2/S1.2.5 | Article 40 | |
| Community Development Empowerment | 203-1 | S1.2.1 | Article 40 | |
| Overseas Philanthropy | 203-1 | S1.2.1 | Article 40 | |
| Afterword to the Report | Key Performance Form | / | A2 | Article 6 |
| Indexes | / | A3 | Article 57 | |
| Reader Feedback Form | 2-16 | A6 | Article 9 | |
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