According to Tongbi Finance, on June 2, 2026, Shanghai Industrial Development Co., Ltd. (stock abbreviation: SID, code: 600748.SH) received a Wind ESG rating of A, unchanged from the previous period. The company's comprehensive score is 7.12, higher than the average score of 5.90 in the real estate development industry. It ranks 22nd among 171 companies in the real estate development industry, placing it in the top 12.87% of the industry. The scores for the environmental, social, and governance dimensions are 6.13, 6.42, and 6.85, respectively.

Compared to the previous rating, the comprehensive score decreased from 7.82 to 7.12, a decline of 0.70 points. Specifically, the contribution from management practices dropped from 4.83 to 4.51, a decrease of 0.32 points; the contribution from controversy events fell from 2.99 to 2.61, a decline of 0.38 points. In terms of dimensions, the environmental dimension decreased by 0.12 points, the social dimension decreased by 1.27 points, and the governance dimension decreased by 0.23 points.

Rating Observation

In the environmental dimension, the company demonstrates a comprehensive management capability in climate change response and energy management. The company has established a climate risk management system that includes identification, assessment, response, and tracking, referencing the TCFD recommended framework, and has integrated low-carbon transformation into its long-term strategic planning. During the reporting period, the total greenhouse gas emissions (Scope 1 and Scope 2) amounted to 12,533.31 tons of CO2 equivalent, with Scope 2 emissions accounting for approximately 85.5%. In terms of energy management, renewable energy consumption was 1,185.33 tons of standard coal, accounting for 31.58% of total energy consumption, and a photovoltaic power generation system of 2,122 square meters was designed for the North Bund project. Additionally, the company has incorporated energy management systems into its governance structure and linked them to employee performance evaluations. There has also been some disclosure in areas such as green building and waste management, but there is still room for improvement in the completeness of information regarding carbon neutrality certification and energy management goals.

In the social dimension, the company has demonstrated a relatively complete management system and significant performance results in occupational health and safety production. The company has established a safety production committee led by the president, which comprehensively oversees safety production work, and implements management responsibilities through internal systems such as the "Occupational Health and Safety Management System." During the reporting period, the company obtained ISO 45001 certification, with an incidence rate of occupational diseases and work-related fatalities both at zero, and an injury rate of 0.22%. Safety production investment reached 63.616 million yuan, accounting for 1.88% of operating income. Furthermore, the company organized 2,214 safety training sessions, covering 32,447 participants, with an average training duration of 24.16 hours per person. In terms of employment, the company disclosed a total of 9,401 employees, with a female employee ratio of 50.13% and an average salary of 123,400 yuan, while supporting 16 employees through a hardship assistance program. However, the certification of the customer management system and the disclosure of long-term goals for occupational health and safety production still need improvement In terms of governance, the company demonstrates a certain balance mechanism in the independence of the board of directors and the ESG governance structure. The proportion of independent directors on the board is 42.86%, and there are no independent directors whose terms exceed 6 years or who serve as directors of multiple listed companies, with an attendance rate of 100%. The company has established a three-tier ESG governance structure, including decision-making, management, and execution levels, to ensure the effectiveness of ESG strategy implementation. At the same time, the proportion of female directors is 28.57%, and the proportion of female executives is 20%, indicating a certain degree of gender diversity. However, the overlap of compensation committee members with executives may affect the independence of compensation decisions, and the mechanism linking ESG performance to executive compensation has not been disclosed. Additionally, the disclosure of board effectiveness assessments and stakeholder communication still needs to be supplemented.

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