According to Tongbi Finance, on June 2, 2026, Huaxin Building Materials Group Co., Ltd. (stock abbreviation: Huaxin Building Materials, code: 600801.SH) received a Wind ESG rating of A, unchanged from the previous period. The company's comprehensive score is 7.61, higher than the industry average of 6.27 in the building materials III sector. It ranks 15th among 69 companies in the building materials III industry, placing it in the top 21.74% of the industry. The scores for the environmental, social, and governance dimensions are 5.88, 7.24, and 6.83, respectively.

Compared to the previous rating, the comprehensive score decreased from 7.79 to 7.61, a drop of 0.18 points. The contribution from management practices fell from 4.79 to 4.61, a decrease of 0.18 points. The contribution from controversy events remained stable at 3.00. By dimension, the environmental score decreased by 1.02 points, the social score increased by 0.82 points, and the governance score decreased by 0.47 points.

Rating Observation

In the environmental dimension, the company demonstrates a relatively complete management chain for waste gas, wastewater, and climate change, particularly showing strong action in waste gas management. The company’s 57 operating entities collectively hold 92 ISO 14001 certifications, covering multiple environmental management areas such as waste gas and wastewater, reflecting the broad coverage and maturity of the management system. In waste gas management, the company has achieved ultra-low emissions of "three wastes" through the transformation of SCR+SNCR denitrification systems and has created a "garden-style factory." In terms of climate change management, the company has established a governance system centered around a carbon asset management committee and set a target to reduce carbon dioxide emissions per unit of revenue by over 70% by 2030 compared to 2005 levels, while promoting the industrialization and overseas promotion of green technologies. In wastewater management, the company has implemented rainwater and sewage diversion modifications to achieve zero external discharge of sewage and recycle it. However, there is still room for improvement in the disclosure of key performance data and management plans regarding waste and water resource issues.

In the social dimension, the company shows a high level of management maturity in employee management and occupational health, particularly excelling in employee benefits and safety production. The company has established an employee benefits system covering statutory benefits, core benefits, and flexible benefits, including supplementary pension, medical insurance, and fully paid parental leave, and has reduced unnecessary overtime through revised management measures. Occupational health and safety management covers 57 operating entities, collectively holding 94 ISO 45001 certifications, and has established an occupational health and safety management committee as the highest management body. Annual safety production investment reaches 507 million yuan, accounting for 1.43% of revenue, and is linked to executive compensation, demonstrating resource investment strength and execution capability. Additionally, employee satisfaction survey results show an engagement level of 81%, satisfaction of 78%, and health level of 72%, reflecting a good organizational atmosphere. However, the disclosure of certification information in research and innovation and some data in development and training topics still needs improvement.

In the governance dimension, the company exhibits certain structural advantages in board independence and ESG governance structure. The proportion of independent directors on the board is 33.33%, and there are no independent directors with tenures exceeding 6 years, indicating a degree of independence and a rotation mechanism The company's CEO does not concurrently serve as the chairman, reflecting a system of checks and balances between management and the board of directors. At the same time, the company has established a three-tier governance structure of "Board of Directors - ESG Management Committee - ESG Working Group," and has integrated sustainable development performance into the executive compensation policy, linking it to annual management task assessments and long-term incentive mechanisms, thereby strengthening the execution of ESG goals. However, the 0% representation of female executives reflects a lack of diversity, and the institutional investors' shareholding ratio of only 18.57% may also affect the effectiveness of external supervision. The disclosure of board effectiveness assessments and anti-corruption management system information still needs to be supplemented.

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