ESG Report
IntroductionESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) reporting has become a critical disclosure requirement for enterprises worldwide. An ESG report — often referred to as a Sus...
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Certification Overview (Business Overview)
ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) reporting has become a critical disclosure requirement for enterprises worldwide. An ESG report — often referred to as a Sustainability Report or Corporate Social Responsibility Report — is a comprehensive annual document disclosing a company's performance and practices across environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and corporate governance dimensions. It is increasingly regarded as a company's "second financial report," reflecting long-term sustainability capacity and investment quality.
NGV provides professional ESG report preparation services, systematically gathering and analyzing data on carbon emissions, environmental compliance, employee welfare, supply chain management, corporate ethics, and community engagement. Our experienced team compiles this information into a structured, standards-compliant report tailored to the client's disclosure requirements — whether mandated by stock exchanges, regulatory authorities, or voluntary stakeholder expectations.
We support reporting under multiple frameworks: Domestic: A-share Sustainability Report Guidelines (Shanghai, Shenzhen, Beijing Stock Exchanges), SASAC requirements for state-owned enterprises, and PBOC financial institution environmental disclosure guidelines. International: GRI Standards, ISSB IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards (IFRS S1/S2), EU CSRD, and HKEX ESG Code.
Our service covers the full lifecycle: initial consultation, team formation, data collection and analysis, report drafting, review and revision, and final publication-ready delivery.
Scope of Certification
Mandatory disclosure entities: Companies listed on SSE 180 Index, STAR 50 Index, SZSE 100 Index, ChiNext Index, and dual-listed (A+H) companies.
H-share listed companies: All Hong Kong-listed companies are required to disclose ESG information under the mandatory HKEX ESG Code.
State-owned enterprises: Central SOEs and their listed subsidiaries subject to SASAC "full coverage" ESG disclosure mandates.
Voluntary disclosure: Non-listed companies choosing to publish ESG reports for supply chain compliance, investor relations, brand positioning, or customer ESG audit requirements.
Financial institutions: Banks, insurers, asset managers subject to PBOC environmental disclosure requirements.
