Against the dual global challenges of climate change and natural ecosystem degradation, corporate environmental disclosure is shifting from qualitative descriptions to quantitative analysis, expanding from climate‑related topics to nature‑related themes. Recently, CALB officially released the "Quantified Financial Impacts of Climate Risks Report" and the "Nature‑Related Financial Disclosures Report" (TNFD Report). As the first enterprise in China’s battery industry to complete quantitative financial analysis of climate risks and systematically disclose natural capital management, CALB puts its corporate mission — Achieve greatness through win‑win cooperation, benefit mankind for a better world — into concrete practice and leads cutting‑edge exploration for industry‑wide sustainable development.

The "Quantified Financial Impacts of Climate Risks Report" is the first special report within China’s battery industry that applies scientific methodologies to conduct quantitative financial analysis on physical and transition risks stemming from climate change. Centered on CALB’s Jiangsu production bases, the report adopts the authoritative IPCC risk‑assessment framework, covering both physical risks and transition risks, and achieves a critical leap from qualitative description to quantitative evaluation.

The "Nature‑Related Financial Disclosures Report" (TNFD Report) focuses on corporate dependence and impacts on nature. Referencing globally recognized nature‑related disclosure frameworks, it systematically sorts out the Company’s governance strategies, risk identification and management actions across biodiversity conservation, water resource management, land‑use practice and ecological restoration. It marks that CALB has entered a new phase of standardized and systematic disclosure on nature‑related topics.

The release of the two reports serves as a key milestone for CALB in delivering on its mission — Achieve greatness through win‑win cooperation, benefit mankind for a better world — signifying that the Company has advanced into a new era of standardized and quantitative environmental‑information disclosure.

Targeting Carbon Neutrality: Comprehensive Progress Across Seven Key Pillars

CALB has set industry‑competitive carbon‑reduction targets: carbon neutrality for core operations by 2030 and value‑chain carbon neutrality by 2040. Towards these goals, the Company advances efforts across seven core dimensions: low‑carbon product development, full‑life‑cycle carbon footprint management, energy‑efficiency improvement, clean‑energy consumption, low‑carbon logistics, recycling, and collaborative decarbonization within supply chains.

In 2025, CALB formally joined the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC). In 2026, the Company was consecutively named to the "Fortune" China ESG Impact List and included in the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook (China Edition).

Continuous In‑Depth Practice: Benchmarking Global Cutting‑edge Standards

Going forward, CALB will integrate climate‑scenario analysis into group‑level investment appraisal and strategic decision‑making. The Company will keep benchmarking international disclosure frameworks including ISSB and TNFD to elevate disclosure quality, build a sustainability benchmark for China’s battery sector, and demonstrate China’s contribution to global net‑zero transition.