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CDP Global Environmental Information Study Ratings Released: Climate, Water Security themes both
leapfrog from C to B rating

---ESG Social Responsibility Theme

In recent years, on the basis of guaranteeing product quality and delivering products and services that satisfy customers, the Dinkle Group has been actively promoting and fulfilling its corporate social responsibility, with related actions such as:

Learn and implement the RBA (Responsible Business Alliance) requirements, transform internally and continue to promote implementation; and obtained a number of WCA certificates, reviewed by ITS, obtained a higher score and issued.

Learn and implement the EcoVaids CSR assessment, with the continuous promotion, positive improvement and continuous investment of resources by the company, the overall score has continuously climbed from 33 to 61 from 2014 to date, and has been awarded the Silver Medallion.

Carbon Peak and Carbon Neutral, Dinkle employs consultants to empower each department, continuously inventory emissions, and set short-, medium-, and long-term carbon emission targets; it also employs energy-saving technological reforms, consumption reduction and efficiency enhancement, energy switching, and other means to control and improve the sources of emissions, and takes a yearly cycle of inventory and disclosure of carbon emission data, and actively undertakes corporate social responsibility.

CDP Rating (Carbon Disclosure Project), Dinkle has been participating in CDP rating activities since 2022, and has been learning, promoting social responsibility, and conducting dual-carbon management; On February 7, 2025, the CDP Global Environmental Information Research Center released the 2024 Environmental Information Research Report, in which Dinkle's actions and efforts to respond to climate change and water security management were recognized in the evaluation results of the two major environmental themes of climate change and water security, crossing from a C cognitive grade to a B management grade. In the evaluation results for the two major environmental themes of “Climate Change” and “Water Security”, Dinkle's rating crossed over from a “C” cognitive grade to a “B” management grade, recognizing Dinkle's actions and efforts to respond to climate change and water security management.

With the 2024 disclosure, Dinkle became part of a record number of more than 24,800 organizations that are using data to drive planet-friendly decisions toward a planet-positive future. Data is critical to driving the transformative shifts needed for our planet and economy. The data generated by disclosure is being used by stakeholders across the finance, procurement, and investment and policy spectrums, driving the shift from transparency to action.

ESG Report，in view of the above, Dinkle has actively implemented the CSR system, and has continued to promote and actively improve the environmental protection, labor and human rights, occupational safety and health, business ethics, sustainable development and CSR management system; So far in 2019, Dinkle has prepared and disclosed five reports on policies, governance methods, and achievement of targets and indicators on matters of high concern to the governing body and stakeholders; commissioned a qualified third-party organization to certify the reports and issued an independent certification statement that “the data and information presented in the reports are objective, truthful and reliable”;

• • Water Security
  In a peaceful and politically stable environment, the ability of populations to secure sustainable access to sufficient quantities of water of acceptable quality for livelihoods, human well-being and socio-economic development, to ensure protection from water pollution and water-related disasters, and to protect ecosystems (from UN-Water). The deterioration of water security is one of the factors affecting climate change.


• • Sustainability
  Maintaining a balance between the extraction of resources and their restoration. defined by the United Nations Brundtland Commission in 1987 as “meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs”.


• • Climate change, Global warming
  Increase in the Earth's average temperature and climate change due to increased greenhouse gas emissions resulting from human activities. The impacts of global warming include, but are not limited to, an increase in extreme weather events, poorer water security and rising sea levels. The impacts of climate change include rising temperatures, leading to an increase in extreme weather events such as heatwaves, floods, droughts and storms, and a decrease in water and food security and social stability.



 
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