News Release
Minth Group Continuously Achieves Steady Progress in 2025 CDP Ratings: Maintaining B Score for Climate Change, Advancing to A- for Water Security
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In December 2025, the Carbon Disclosure Project(CDP) released its 2025 corporate ratings. Minth Group maintained its B score in Climate Change with improvements across various sub-indicators following last year's upgrade. In addition, the Group achieved a breakthrough in Water Security, advancing from last year's B score to an A- score.
CDP is globally recognized as an authoritative framework for environmental information disclosure. Its rating process is rigorous with a high threshold for advancement; each step up requires substantive progress in a company's management practices and data disclosure.
Through the collaborative efforts of departments across the group, Minth has continuously strengthened its environmental data foundation, improved its management cycle, and deepened the integration of green innovation with sustainable operations. The upgrade to an A- in Water Security not only reflects the Group's effective management in areas such as water risk identification, target setting, and supply chain collaboration, but also demonstrates its proactive actions and long-term commitment to addressing global water challenges. Meanwhile, maintaining the B score in Climate Change underscores the Group's consistent stability and industry leadership in carbon management, climate governance, and low-carbon transition.
As a dedicated practitioner of sustainable development in the automotive components sector, Minth Group consistently integrates ESG principles into its corporate strategy and daily operations. Moving forward, the Group will continue to benchmark against international standards, enhance the quality of its environmental disclosures, and collaborate with value-chain partners to advance emission reduction and water conservation goals. Minth remains committed to striving towards global industry leadership, contributing industrial strength to the fight against climate change and water resource challenges.