Honor Electronic's ESG Rating Remains "A" on Wind, Ranking Top 20 in the industry

Wind, a leading domestic ESG rating agency, updated its 2026 ESG rating results recently. With a comprehensive score of 7.98, Honor Electronic maintained its "A" rating and ranked 19th out of 517 companies in the Electronic Equipment, Instruments & Components industry, a significant leap in ranking compared with the previous year. The Company's scores across the Environmental, Social, and Governance (E/S/G) dimensions all exceeded the industry average, reflecting it continuously improves its comprehensive sustainable development capabilities.

Wind ESG Ratings are built upon the core principles of ESG, aligning with international standards and assessment frameworks while incorporating the unique characteristics of Chinese enterprises and the realities of China's capital market. Leveraging a rigorous and scientific methodology, the ratings proactively evaluate material ESG risks and a Company's capacity for sustainable operations. Backed by its robust data collection, analysis and processing capabilities, Wind has developed a distinctive ESG rating system tailored to Chinese companies. The system currently covers all Shanghai, Shenzhen and Hong Kong-listed companies, as well as issuers of public credit bonds in China, making it one of the most influential ESG rating systems in the domestic capital market.

This rating fully reflects the market's high recognition of Honor Electronic's sustained efforts and practical achievements in the Environmental, Social, and Governance fields. Looking ahead, adhering to its vision of "Leading the Industry, Building a Global Brand," Honor Electronic will continue to increase R&D investment, focus on green and low-carbon technology innovation, and advance steadily on the path of sustainable development — contributing green strength to society, creating greater value for shareholders, and promoting the harmonious coexistence of business, society, and the environment.