Joyson Electronics (0699.HK / 600699.SH), a leading global provider of smart automotive technology solutions, has once again been included in the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook (China Edition) 2026 and recognized as an Industry Mover. The company ranked second in the auto components industry across Greater China, underscoring its continued progress in sustainability performance and disclosure.

Among nearly 1,800 companies assessed for the 2026 China Edition, only around 190 were ultimately selected for inclusion. The result reflects the rigorous standards of the S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) and the increasingly high threshold for inclusion in the Yearbook. It also highlights the strong execution, credible disclosure practices and year-on-year performance improvements demonstrated by the selected companies. Joyson Electronics achieved its best performance in recent years across multiple assessment dimensions, including business, environmental, social, governance and economic factors.

S&P Global has noted that assisted and autonomous driving technologies provided by auto components manufacturers represent new business opportunities, while also creating new challenges for quality standards. As a leading global supplier in intelligent driving, Joyson Electronics has continued to pursue a technology roadmap based on multi-chip platforms and ecosystem collaboration. The company has advanced the integration of cockpit, connectivity and driving functions with AI-enabled central computing, while continuing to upgrade L3/L4 advanced driver assistance capabilities and move toward higher levels of automation.

In 2025, Joyson Electronics secured RMB 97 billion in new orders, with intelligent business orders exceeding RMB 20 billion. The company achieved significant breakthroughs in areas such as assisted and autonomous driving technologies. Recently, Joyson Electronics announced that its first L3/L4 intelligent driving product will soon enter vehicle installation. Several high-quality business orders are expected to enter mass production from this year, creating strong growth potential and positioning intelligent driving as a future core growth engine for the company’s automotive electronics business.

S&P Global has also highlighted the key role of auto components suppliers in developing low-carbon solutions as pressure continues to grow to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles. Joyson Electronics supports the industry’s low-carbon transition not only through technologies such as C-V2X, which can help improve mobility efficiency and reduce emissions, but also through continued innovation in new energy management. The company has launched high-voltage, low-loss energy management solutions that have been nominated and recognized by several global automakers.

Building on its strengths in architecture-driven and technology-led innovation, Joyson Electronics is also extending its vehicle power system technologies into robotics and server power applications. These solutions are designed to help improve the energy efficiency of industrial-grade servers and support customers in their transition toward net-zero development.

This recognition from S&P Global reflects Joyson Electronics’ continued progress in sustainability strategy, operational execution and transparent disclosure. Looking ahead, the company will continue to strengthen its sustainability management capabilities, accelerate innovation in smart mobility and low-carbon technologies, and create long-term value for customers, investors and other stakeholders.