Shanghai Chicmax maintained its BB ESG rating, while its 58% sales and marketing expense sharply contrasts with a 2.5% R&D ratio, and its core brand KanS has become embroiled in a product safety controversy.

The time-honored Tong Ren Tang maintains an A-grade ESG rating, with its environmental and social dimensions showing relatively robust performance, while its governance dimension falls within the average range for the entire market.

After releasing its inaugural sustainability report, HitGen's ESG rating rose to grade A, and the company committed to setting science-based carbon targets.

The AI ​​Safety Index 2025 shows that while cutting-edge AI capabilities continue to improve rapidly, the industry's preparedness in terms of safety governance is far from adequate.

ZhongAn Insurance's ESG rating has stagnated at BBB, with issues such as regulatory penalties, weakened technological attributes, high consumer complaints, and profit fluctuations continuing to emerge.

China's express industry is transitioning from "high-speed growth" to "high-quality development." The level of green development needs improvement, the protection of front-line courier rights needs implementation, and governance systems need refinement.

China’s postal regulator recently summoned ZTO Express for irregular operations, inconsistent service quality, and inadequate protection of couriers’ rights—issues that highlight the significant gap between the company’s ESG commitments and its real-world execution.

Meituan's ESG Performance: Rider protections are continuously enhanced, while platform governance and environmental data disclosure remain weak spots.

Everbright Securities’ MSCI ESG rating has stagnated at B for two consecutive years—despite formally compliant disclosures, weak governance execution and shallow social and environmental insights highlight the need to shift from “formal compliance” to “substantive improvement.”