ArtGo Holdings released its 2025 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Report, detailing improved environmental metrics, new medium-term reduction targets and strengthened governance over sustainability matters.

During the year to 31 December 2025, ArtGo’s Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse-gas emissions fell 14.4% to 6,795.6 tonnes of CO₂-equivalent, while GHG emission intensity declined 16.8% to 92.10 tonnes per million renminbi of revenue. Nitrogen-oxide emissions dropped to 18.4 kg from 22.6 kg, sulphur-oxide emissions remained flat at 0.5 kg, and particulate matter decreased to 1.5 kg from 1.7 kg.

The Group has established three resource-efficiency goals, all using 2025 as the baseline: 1) cut GHG emission intensity (Scope 1+2) by 2% by 2030; 2) trim energy-consumption intensity (currently 257 MWh per million renminbi of revenue); 3) lower non-hazardous-waste intensity (now 707 tonnes per million renminbi of revenue).

Operationally, total energy use rose 34.7% to 18,938 MWh, driven by higher electricity demand tied to expanded production. Water consumption increased 17.8% to 62,022 tonnes, with intensity up 14% to 840 tonnes per million renminbi of revenue. ArtGo attributes the rise to greater output and says it will focus on recycling systems, water-saving fixtures and process optimisation to meet its 2030 reduction target.

The company maintained a clean safety record, reporting zero work-related fatalities and no lost-day incidents in 2025. Staff numbers edged down to 168 from 172, while employee turnover fell to 8% from 18% in 2024. Training totalled 574 hours across 125 employees, with an average of 3.6 hours per employee.

ArtGo’s supply chain comprised 236 PRC-based suppliers in 2025, up from 35 a year earlier. The Group applies environmental, labour and safety criteria in supplier assessments and integrates green-procurement principles into its tender processes.

Governance of ESG matters rests with the Board, supported by a Sustainability Committee chaired by the CEO and an ESG working group that reports regularly on progress. The company reported no material breaches of employment, environmental, product responsibility or anti-corruption regulations during the year.

ArtGo holds Wastewi$e Certification in Hong Kong and plans to explore long-term climate-neutrality strategies, including potential scenario analyses and carbon-credit use, as it works toward the Chinese government’s 2060 carbon-neutral vision.