CHIMEI Group has recently published its 2024 Sustainability Report, marking the sixth consecutive year of public disclosure. This ongoing effort demonstrates CHIMEI's commitment to sustainable business practices, regularly disclosing operating results beyond financial performance. The report primarily covers the parent company CHIMEI Corporation, as well as subsidiaries Zhenjiang CHIMEI, Zhangzhou CHIMEI, and Chilin Technology.
The Sustainability Report details the Group’s 2024 sustainability achievements. Notably, the “Fixing Flue Gas CO2 into Polycarbonate Resin” technology, developed jointly with ITRI, received the globally prestigious 2024 R&D 100 Awards—known as the “Oscars of Innovation.” This accolade showcases CHIMEI’s innovation in carbon capture and utilization technology, leading the trend in high-performance plastic manufacturing, and setting a new benchmark for the plastics industry’s circular economy and net-zero carbon technologies. Additionally, CHIMEI received the highest Platinum recognition from the 2024 EcoVadis sustainability assessment and earned the top “A” score in the CDP Climate Change Questionnaire, underscoring its internationally recognized sustainability governance.
Furthermore, CHIMEI Green Energy Park’s ecological documentary “Gifts of the Sun” won triple honors at the Taipei Golden Eagle Micro Movie Festival, showcasing the Group’s active engagement and excellence in environmental education and social participation.
CHIMEI Corporation also officially released its first TCFD (Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures) Report, demonstrating its strong commitment to sustainability and climate governance. Since 2021, CHIMEI has gradually adopted the TCFD framework, establishing processes for managing climate-related risks and opportunities through scenario analysis and risk identification. The 2025 TCFD Report covers four core elements: governance, strategy, risk management, and metrics & targets.
To effectively implement TCFD-related initiatives, CHIMEI formed a cross-functional working group and conducted a risk matrix analysis based on impact severity and likelihood, devising concrete response strategies for key risks. These include evaluating physical risks such as flooding and strong winds affecting production capacity and raw material transportation, as well as transition risks like carbon fees and the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism’s financial impact. These efforts help CHIMEI proactively identify potential risks, enhance early warning and response capabilities, and ensure stable development in a rapidly changing environment.
In the face of global climate challenges, businesses must respond proactively. By regularly publishing its Sustainability and TCFD Reports, CHIMEI not only strengthens its climate risk management capabilities but also improves transparency in stakeholder communication. These reports are a vital part of fulfilling corporate social responsibility and demonstrate CHIMEI’s concrete progress and commitment toward achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.
The full reports are now available online. Please visit the CHIMEI official website’s “Downloads Section” to access them.