Joyson Electronics has been upgraded from A to AA in the latest Wind ESG Rating, achieving an overall score of 8.03. The company ranked 13th among 262 listed companies in the auto parts industry, placing it in the top 4.96% of the sector. Its Environmental, Social and Governance pillar scores were 8.74, 5.75 and 8.03, respectively.

Joyson Electronics’ environmental performance is supported by a well-established climate governance framework. The company has built a four-tier governance structure comprising the Board of Directors, the Strategy and ESG Committee, the ESG Working Group and a dedicated sustainability department, helping integrate climate-related matters into business decision-making and daily operations. In 2025, the company’s greenhouse gas emissions and emissions intensity decreased by 7.17% and 6.60%, respectively, compared with 2024. To support its ambition to achieve carbon neutrality across core operations by 2040, Joyson Electronics continued to optimize its energy mix and advance low-carbon operations. By the end of 2025, 18 sites had obtained ISO 50001 Energy Management System certification, 23 sites had achieved 100% clean electricity operations, and 10 sites had achieved operational carbon neutrality. Renewable energy accounted for 33.91% of the company’s total energy consumption. Through solar power generation, green electricity procurement, energy-saving upgrades and technology improvements, the company continues to enhance energy efficiency across its global operations.

The company’s social performance is underpinned by continued investment in employee wellbeing, talent development and innovation. Joyson Electronics provides a comprehensive employee benefits program, including supplementary medical insurance, paid maternity leave and dedicated nursing rooms. In 2025, Preh achieved an employee satisfaction survey score of 3.19 out of 4, while Joyson Safety Systems India and JOYNEXT Europe received Great Place To Work® Certification.

Innovation also remains a core driver of the company’s long-term competitiveness. In 2025, Joyson Electronics’ R&D investment accounted for 7.22% of operating revenue. The company held approximately 3,500 valid patents, with R&D personnel representing 13.35% of its workforce. Supported by more than 25 R&D centers and over 60 production sites worldwide, Joyson Electronics continues to strengthen its global innovation capabilities.

In corporate governance, Joyson Electronics has further strengthened Board independence and ESG oversight. Independent directors account for 40% of the Board, and selected ESG performance indicators have been incorporated into executive compensation assessments.

The upgrade to an AA Wind ESG Rating demonstrates capital market recognition of Joyson Electronics’ progress in sustainable development. Looking ahead, the company will continue to strengthen ESG management, embed sustainability more deeply across its operations, and create long-term value for stakeholders while supporting the automotive industry’s sustainable transformation.