Sustainability

Corporate Sustainability

With integrity and responsibility, CHC utilizes its core competencies and resource to practice ESG works such as corporate governance, talent development, and community engagement while pursuing revenue and profit growth. In response to potential risks and opportunities arising from ESG-related factors, we continue to foster sustainable operations and corporate governance by implementing sound risk management practices and harnessing new opportunities. We also remain committed to creating value and driving positive change to meet stakeholder expectations.

Committee

Implement sustainable development

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Strategy, Objectives and Performance

Establish sustainable strategies and objectives

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Stakeholder Engagement

Build diverse and convenient communication channels

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Committee

ESG Committee

The ESG Committee serves as the highest governance body for sustainability affairs within the CHC Group. Led by the CEO of CHC, it includes the CEOs of the three major business entities and heads of functional departments. The committee comprises members with diverse cultural backgrounds, expertise, and experiences. Annually, it identifies risks and opportunities across the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) dimensions based on material principles. Quarterly meetings are held to discuss and formulate sustainability strategies, review short, medium, and long-term ESG plans and goals, assess annual implementation progress, and drive concrete actions for the sustainable development of the Group.

The Board of Directors serves as the highest governing body of the Company, overseeing the ESG Committee in the Company’s sustainability strategy and governance aspects, and ensuring governance and oversight through the following actions:

  1. Establishing an authorization system to clearly delineate responsibilities and ensure effective implementation through its establishment and management
  2. Through regular and ad-hoc reports provided by the management team to understand the operational status and risks
  3. Monitoring the Company’s risk profile through internal control systems and continuously tracking risk response or improvement measures. Taking into account the Company’s operational activities and relevant legal requirements, design and diligently implement internal control systems. Regularly review these systems to adapt to changes in the internal and external environment, ensuring the continued effectiveness of their design and execution
  4. Supervising the work of the ESG Committee, regularly receiving updates on the Group’s ESG plans, and providing guidance and recommendations

The ESG Committee regularly reports to the Board of Directors on the group’s ESG implementation status and the ESG work plan for the upcoming year. In 2024, reports were presented to the Board of Directors on March 8, May 10, July 31, November 1, and December 13 regarding the group’s ESG management affairs.

ESG Committee Structure

Major Efforts of ESG Committee in 2024

The ESG Committee focuses on formulating sustainable development guidelines and promoting directions. Through enhancing the oversight and management mechanisms of subsidiaries, the Company continuously monitors the financial, operational, and ESG performance across various business areas within the Group. Additionally, we align our operational blueprint and development strategies with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), connecting international imperatives with our own actions to realize a vision of sustainable global practices.

The Company follows the GRI Universal Standards, utilizing four main procedures—”Contextual Analysis, Impact Identification, Significance Assessment, and Review Confirmation”—to identify material topics. These process involves analyzing global sustainability trends and key issues of concern to stakeholders and the relevant industries, both domestic and international. The positive and negative impacts of these issues are identified, and an internal survey is conducted to assess the likelihood and severity of each impact. Based on these results, an annual list of material topics is compiled and approved by the Chair of the ESG Committee.

In 2024, CHC identified 18 sustainability issues and established 9 material topics as the basis for this report’s disclosures, enabling a comprehensive review of the Group’s sustainable operational governance performance. The analysis results of the material topics in 2024 are as follows. For sustainability focus and material topic analysis, please refer to CHC’s Sustainability Report.

Sustainable Governance Results

CHC Group formulates ESG plans, integrates ESG considerations into daily operations and decision-making processes, and strives for sustainable practices such as corporate governance, environmental sustainability, talent cultivation, and social engagement, implementing CHC Group’s commitment to sustainable governance. The Group’s sustainable governance results in 2024 are as follows:

Governance Economy

  • The proportion of female board members in the Company is 57%, which is higher than the average proportion of female directors in all listed companies, which is 18.92%
  • In 2024, the completion rate for the “Conflict of Interest Disclosure Questionnaire and Statement” among board members, the “Business Ethics Compliance Commitment Statement and Questionnaire” among group employees, and the “Declaration of Compliance & Questionnaire (Supplier)” for newly contracted suppliers reached 100%
  • The participation rate in ethical management education training in 2024 for the Group’s employee reached 100%
  • In 2024, the total training hours for human rights education reached 4,772 hours, representing a growth of 112% compared to the previous year
  • CDC and HDEC obtained ISO 27001:2022 Information Security Management System certification in 2024
  • CEC obtained ISO 19650-2 BIM International Standard verification again in 2024
  • In 2024, the Tianjin Street Project has obtained the Silver Green Building Label and has provided a construction resume upon completion and handover
  • The Dazhi Commercial Building, under construction during 2024, has successfully obtained a Level 1 rating in the Building Energy-Efficiency Rating System (BERS)
  • In 2024, the successful development of the CEC LEBR Carbon Management Tool helps to support the low-carbon transformation of the construction industry

Environmental Sustainability

  • CHC (standalone), CCLC (standalone), CDC (standalone), CEC (standalone), and HDEC (consolidated) obtained ISO 14064-1:2018 Greenhouse Gas Verification Statement through third-party verification in 2023
  • The Group’s energy-saving and carbon-reduction actions reduced CO2e emissions by a total of 1,115.36 metric tons in 2024, with a growth rate of 7%
  • The Group’s biogas reuse reached 763,122 m3 in 2024, equivalent to approximately 1,743,305 kWh of electricity
  • The Group produced a total of 25,056 GJ of renewable energy in 2024, with an approximate consumption of 16,080 GJ
  • The Group’s solar power generation increased by 72% in 2024 compared to the previous year, while wind power generation grew by 48%
  • The Group achieved a total reduction of 5,042.06 metric tons of sludge in 2024
  • The Group’s reclaimed water supply amounted to 42,275,113 metric tons in 2024, representing an increase of 21% compared to the previous year

Social Inclusion

  • In 2024, a total of 436 events were held at various stages of the project, with a total investment exceeding NT$9.33 million and 12,292 hours of manpower. The number of events increased by 56% compared to the previous year, and the manpower investment increased by 19% compared to the previous year
  • In 2024, a total of 180 environmental education activities were held, serving a total of 6,651 individuals, representing a growth of 26% and 54% compared to the previous year. Since 2019, the cumulative number of individuals served has reached 22,127
  • In 2024, CEC received the New Taipei City Construction Safety Award (Special Distinction) and the Taipei City Labor Safety Award (Outstanding Unit), and also obtained the Ministry of Health and Welfare’s “Healthy Workplace Certification” Health Promotion Label
  • The reinstatement rate of employees with childcare leave without pay in 2024 was 100%
  • In 2024, total training hours reached 30,929, a 57% increase from the previous year. On average, male employees received approximately 12.63 hours, and female employees 21.56 hours
  • In 2024, the Group continued industry-academia collaborations, with the number of scholarship recipients increasing by 80% compared to the previous year. Approximately 70% of interns were offered full-time positions, up 25% from the previous year

Strategy, Objectives and Performance

Sustainable Development Strategy

CHC Group is committed to integrity and responsibility. While pursuing revenue and profit growth, the Group continues to review its development goals on environmental, social, and governance areas. Through the "focusing on material topics and promoting from top to bottom" action policy, the Group improves its risk management mechanism and specific evaluation indicators, and sets up the sustainable development action plan and promotion goals. By performing daily management, regular reviews of implementation results, and rolling corrections, the Group ensures to fulfill its corporate social commitments.

Sustainability and Compensation

The annual performance goals of senior executives at CHC Group include ESG-related performance indicators, with the execution of these indicators directly linked to performance bonuses. The sustainability performance indicators for senior executives are set in alignment with ESG strategies and account for 12–20% of their overall performance weighting. For senior executives in the construction business, ESG-related indicators (12.5% each) include occupational health and safety, talent development and retention, and greenhouse gas inventory and other ESG target initiatives. For senior executives in the real estate development business, ESG indicators (20%) include carbon inventory and climate risk management. For senior executives in the environmental engineering and water resources treatment business, ESG indicators (20%) include carbon inventory, establishment of operational standards, and carbon reduction planning.

Sustainability Goals and Performance

Category
Aspect
Management Strategy/
Implementation Policy
Evaluation Mechanism
Goals Set for 2024
Achievements in 2024
Short-to-Mid Term Goals
Operation
Management
Economic
Performance*
  • Up-to-date financial risk
    assessments are conducted
    monthly to ensure that the
    company’s operating and
    economic performance
    goals are achieved
  • Monthly performance
    reports related to financial
    risk assessment are
    presented and discussed at
    the high-level management
    meetings
  • Achieve annual operating
    goals
  • The consolidated revenue
    in 2024 was NT$30.701
    billion, the consolidated
    operating profit was
    NT$1.249 billion, the net
    profit after tax was NT$1.175
    billion with EPS of NT$1.43
  • Achieve annual operating
    goals
Integrity
and
Pragmatic
Corporate
Governance &
Regulatory
Compliance*

Ethical 
Management*
  • Audit Committee and
    Remuneration Committee
    are set up under the Board
    of Directors to assist the
    Board in performing their
    duties and supervisory
    functions
  • Protect shareholders’
    rights and interests with
    transparent information
    disclosure
  • Set various corporate
    governance-related
    standard operating
    procedures (SOPs) for
    compliance purposes
  • Treat all stakeholders with
    integrity and honesty, as
    well as comply with the law
    and uphold the principle of
    fair competition. Require
    employees to treat the
    company’s customers,
    competitors, and other
    workers with fairness
  • For matters related to the
    provisions of laws and
    regulations, Legal
    Department shall research
    and provide
    recommendations
    according to laws and
    regulations, and shall
    consult external legal
    advisers when necessary
  • The constructions or real
    estate projects should pass
    the environmental impact
    assessment according to
    laws and regulations, and
    be executed as planned
  • Independent audit units
    are set up and supervise the
    Group’s various operating
    activities using internal
    audit code
  • Conduct annual
    evaluation regarding Board
    performance to improve
    corporate governance
    effectiveness
  • Supervision is performed
    by the competent authority
    and other law enforcement
    units in accordance with the
    law
  • The Legal Department
    complies reports of
    violations submitted by
    each unit, and conducts
    irregular statistical analysis
    and evaluation
  • Continuously with
    transparent disclosure of
    information and strengthen
    communication and
    interaction with
    stakeholders
  • 100% of Group’s
    employees sign Business
    Ethics Compliance
    Commitment Statement
    and Questionnaire
  • 100% of Group’s
    employees participate in
    Business Ethics courses
  • 100% of newly contracted
    suppliers in the year sign
    the Declaration of
    Compliance &
    Questionnaire for Supplier
  • Improve risk control
  • Major violation cases: 0
  • Stakeholder
    communication efforts were
    reported to the Board on
    December 13, 2024
  • 100% of Group’s
    employees signed Business
    Ethics Compliance
    Commitment Statement and
    Questionnaire in 2024
  • 100% of the Group’s
    employees participated in
    the ethical management
    education and training this
    year
  • 100% of the newly
    contracted suppliers this year
    signed the Declaration of
    Compliance & Questionnaire
    for Supplier
  • This year, CDC and HDEC
    obtained ISO 27001:2022
    Information Security
    Management System
    certification. The Group had
    no information security
    incident this year
  • The Group received no
    penalties or violations of laws
    or regulations related to
    marketing communications,
    information and labeling,
    customer safety, or customer
    privacy. Penalties were
    incurred for 149 cases
    involving occupational safety
    and waste, with a total fine
    of NT$7,577,400, none of
    which met criteria for major
    violations. The main reason
    for the violations was flaws in
    protective measures and
    maintenance of the
    operating environment, all of
    which have been improved
  • Continue with transparent
    disclosure of information
    and strengthen
    communication and
    interaction with
    stakeholders
  • 100% of Group’s
    employees sign Business
    Ethics Compliance
    Commitment Statement
    and Questionnaire each
    year
  • 100% of Group employees
    participate in Business
    Ethics courses
  • 100% of the newly
    contracted suppliers each
    year sign the Declaration of
    Compliance &
    Questionnaire for Supplier
  • Enhance risk control on a
    continuous basis
  • Major violation cases: 0
Customer 
Privacy & 
Information 
Security*
  • Establish an ISO 27001
    Information Security
    Management System,
    conduct regular audits to
    ensure compliance, and
    continuously promote the
    classification and grading of
    information assets to
    ensure the proper
    protection of sensitive data
  • Regularly conduct
    employee information
    security awareness training,
    targeted drills, and
    advocacy
  • Establish an Information
    Security Incident Response
    Team and implement an
    Anomaly Detection System,
    conducting regular
    vulnerability scans and risk
    assessments
  • Regularly review the
    achievement rate of
    cybersecurity objectives,
    the results of internal
    audits, and the status of
    improvements
  • Review the
    implementation results of
    the annual cybersecurity
    drill plan, as well as the
    testing results and
    improvement measures for
    key core systems
  • Maintain the availability
    of the group’s information
    system at over 99%
  • Obtain ISO 27001
    Information Security
    Management System
    certification for CDC and
    HDEC
  • Conduct at least one
    comprehensive risk
    assessment and perform
    quarterly risk assessments
    specifically for critical
    assets
  • Achieve 100%
    participation rate in annual
    information security
    training for all Group
    employees
  • This year, the availability of
    the group’s information
    system reached 99%
  • This year, CDC and HDEC
    obtained ISO 27001
    Information Security
    Management System
    certification, further
    expanding the scope of the
    Group’s information security
    certifications
  • This year, one
    comprehensive risk
    assessment was completed,
    and specific action plans
    were formulated to address
    the identified risks
  • The Group achieved a 100%
    employee participation rate
    in information security
    training this year
  • Maintain the validity of
    ISO 27001 certification
  • Conduct at least one
    comprehensive risk
    assessment and perform
    quarterly risk assessments
    specifically for critical assets
    every year
  • Achieve 100%
    participation rate in annual
    information security
    training for all Group
    employees
Technological
and Service
Innovation
Sustainable
Innovative
Products &
Services*
  • Increase the proportion of
    green building and smart
    building certified products,
    as well as to enhance the
    creation of living space that
    is healthy environmentally
    friendly, and low in
    environmental impact
  • Increase the adoption rate
    of green building materials
    in order to increase the
    proportion of green
    building material usage
  • Focus on environmentally
    friendly and energy-
    efficient design to improve
    the energy efficiency of
    new buildings
  • Residential products are
    equipped with electric
    vehicle charging systems to
    support sustainable
    development and
    harmonious integration
    between people, buildings,
    and the environment
  • Expand the application of
    BIM technology throughout
    the project life cycle to
    ensure design execution
    and enhance construction
    service efficiency
  • Continue developing
    innovative solutions
  • Review the proportion of
    projects applying for and
    obtaining the Green
    Building Candidate
    Certificate or Green
    Building Label each year
  • Review the number of
    certified products, including
    but not limited to green
    buildings, smart buildings,
    low-carbon construction,
    and seismic-resistant
    certification, etc
  • Regularly review the
    proportion of green
    building materials used in
    each project
  • Examine the application
    of BIM technology
    implementation status
    during building design and
    construction review stages
  • Quarterly review the
    feasibility and
    implementation status of
    various solutions
  • 100% of building permit
    applications for buildings
    with five floors or more
    shall apply for and obtain
    Green Building Candidate
    Certificate
  • For projects that obtained
    a building permit this year
    with a site area over
    1,652m², electric vehicle
    charging systems shall be
    installed in public parking
    spaces, and wiring space for
    charging station shall be
    reserved for customer’s
    parking space
  • The proportion of indoor
    green building material
    usage for new building
    permit applications is 68%,
    while the outdoor
    proportion is 22%
  • Continuously expanding
    the application of Building
    Information Modeling (BIM)
    in the design, construction,
    and operation phases
  • Continuously identifying
    and testing innovative
    solutions
  • Two Green Building
    Candidate Certificates and
    two green building labels
    were acquired this year,
    achieving a coverage rate of
    70%
  • With an achievement rate
    of 100% for this year,
    projects that obtained
    construction permits with a
    site area over 1,652m2 had
    an electric vehicle charging
    system installed in the public
    parking spaces, with space
    for electric vehicle wiring
    reserved in the customer’s
    private parking spaces
  • This year, all newly applied
    building permit projects
    achieved target usage rates
    of green building materials,
    with 68% indoors and 22%
    outdoors, resulting in 100%
    achievement rate
  • The Group continued to
    use BIM technology in
    aspects such as architectural
    design, construction
    planning, and review. The
    application scope covered
    different types of projects,
    such as civil engineering and
    building construction
  • This year’s identified
    innovative solutions
    encompassed materials,
    equipment, and construction
    methods, and are currently
    undergoing testing
  • 100% of building permit
    applications for buildings
    with five floors or more
    shall apply for and obtain
    Green Building Candidate
    Certificates
  • For projects that obtained
    building permit this year
    with a site area over
    1,652m², electric vehicle
    charging systems shall be
    installed in public parking
    spaces, and wiring space for
    charging station shall be
    reserved for customer’s
    parking space
  • The proportion of indoor
    green building material
    usage ratio for new building
    permit applications is 70%,
    while the outdoor ratio is
    23%
  • Continuously expanding
    the application of BIM in
    the design, construction,
    and operational phase
  • Continuously identifying
    and testing innovative
    solutions
Customer
Satisfaction
  • Perform regular
    satisfaction surveys on
    construction, handover, and
    maintenance
  • Establish customer
    interactive groups to
    develop customer
    satisfaction standards, and
    design questionnaires
  • Continuously developing
    digital community services
    to enhance the quality of
    customer service
  • Implementing a building
    passport to uphold
    commitments and
    responsibilities to
    customers
  • Satisfaction survey results
    and tracking
  • Continuously conducting
    feasibility assessments of
    building passport, regularly
    reviewing customer
    feedback, and making
    improvements
  • Continuously tracking the
    coverage rate of community
    service apps in newly
    handed-over residential
    communities
  • Level of satisfaction
    regarding handovers: the
    company’s actual
    performance is better than
    customers’ expectations
  • Level of satisfaction on
    maintenance: satisfaction >
    4.05 points (out of 5 points)
  • Level of satisfaction on
    construction: client NPS >
    40
  • 100% of newly handed-
    over properties are fully
    equipped with a community
    service app system
  • Provide a building
    passport upon completion
    and handover of each
    building project
  • Level of satisfaction
    regarding handovers:
    average achievement rate of
    99.8%
  • Level of satisfaction on
    maintenance: 5 points out of
    5
  • Level of satisfaction on
    construction: client NPS of 54
  • The Tianjin Street Project,
    which entered the handover
    phase in 2024, was equipped
    with a community service
    app, achieving a 100%
    implementation rate
  • The Tianjin Street Project,
    which entered the handover
    phase in 2024, provided a
    building passport, achieving a
    100% implementation rate
  • Level of satisfaction
    regarding handovers: The
    variance between actual
    company performance and
    customer expectation is less
    than 15%
  • Level of satisfaction on
    maintenance: satisfaction >
    4.1 points (out of 5 points)
  • Level of satisfaction on
    construction: client NPS >
    60
  • 100% of newly handed-
    over residential complexes
    are equipped with
    community service app
    systems
  • Provide a building
    passport upon completion
    and handover of each
    building project

 

Customers’ 
Rights*
  • Conduct regular sales
    satisfaction surveys
  • Adhere to ethical business
    practices, with the Group
    providing customers with
    products and services that
    comply with laws and
    regulations and are
    transparently labeled
  • Satisfaction survey results
    and tracking
  • Regularly check whether
    any complaints related to
    marketing and labeling have
    been received
  • Regularly review the
    major penalties related to
    marketing and
    communications
  • Level of satisfaction on
    sales: the company’s actual
    performance is better than
    customer’s expectations
  • Pre-sale advertisements,
    architectural models, and
    model houses must 100%
    undergo cross-
    departmental dual review
    before any sales activities
    can be carried out
  • Level of satisfaction on
    sales: Average achievement
    rate of 103%
  • An achievement rate of
    100% was reached this year,
    as pre-sale advertisements,
    architectural models, and
    model houses underwent
    100% cross-departmental
    dual review before sales
    activities were carried out
  • Level of satisfaction on
    sales: The variance between
    actual company
    performance and customer
    expectation is less than 15%
  • Pre-sale advertisements,
    architectural models, and
    model houses must 100%
    undergo cross-
    departmental dual review
    before any sales activities
    can be carried out
Safe
Workplace
Diversity, 
Equality, and 
Inclusion
  • Design a diversified
    welfare system and
    practice the core value of
    caring for employees
  • Provide a salary plan that
    is internally fair and
    market competitive
  • Promote diversity,
    equality, and inclusion
    within the organization,
    and strengthen
    understanding of and
    respect for gender
    equality and generational
    differences
  • Conduct annual employee
    engagement surveys, and
    set up improvement plans
    accordingly
  • Conduct regular salary
    market surveys to
    respond to changes in the
    external labor market in a
    timely manner
  • Annual feedback on the
    diversity, equality, and
    inclusion events
  • Employee engagement
    survey response rate is
    over 80%
  • Organize “Diversity,
    Equality and Inclusion”
    events to continue
    promoting DEI
  • Conduct salary and
    welfare market surveys
    and competitive analysis
  • Implement employee
    recognition program
  • Offer flexible options for
    employee group
    insurance
  • The employee engagement
    survey response rate was
    85% in 2024
  • Completed “Diversity,
    Equality, and Inclusion (DEI)
    Month” events
  • Completed salary market
    survey and competitive
    analysis
  • Implemented employee
    recognition program
  • Provided flexible options
    for group insurance plans,
    achieving a 100%
    participation rate among
    group employees
  • Employee engagement
    survey response rate is
    over 80%
  • Organize events for
    Diversity, Equity, and
    Inclusion annually to
    continue promoting DEI
  • Conduct salary and
    welfare market surveys
    and competitive analysis
    annually
  • Implement employee
    recognition program
    annually
  • Offer flexible options for
    employee group
    insurance
Talent 
Development 
and 
Retention*
  • Develop diverse
    recruitment channels,
    organize in-person/on-
    line recruitment activities,
    and recruit outstanding
    new talents
  • Encourage young students
    to develop practical skills
    and enhance employment
    competitiveness through
    university collaboration
    and talent development
    programs
  • Provide a variety of
    courses and resources
    through an online learning
    management platform
    and create learning
    channels for internal
    experience sharing and
    knowledge transfer
  • Establish a creative and
    flexible learning
    environment that
    supports the growth and
    development of every
    employee, and provide
    and maintain equal
    opportunities for all
  • Promote cross-team
    learning mechanism to
    cultivate, explore, and
    retain talents with
    potential
  • The number of student
    internship opportunities
    provided and the number
    of scholarship recipients
    each year
  • Regularly review the
    frequency of platform
    usage, the
    number/quality of courses
    offered, and the
    popularity of the courses,
    as well as consider the
    employees’ feedback on
    the platform features and
    course content
  • Review the
    implementation of the
    Young Engineers
    Conference annually to
    understand the quality
    and commitment of cross-
    team learning
  • Provide 15 prizes for the
    Young Talents Scholarship
  • Provide 40 student
    internships
  • A total of 1,150 courses
    within online learning
    platform
  • Achievement rate of more
    than 75% for annual
    training program
  • Continuous operation of
    the Young Engineers
    Conference, and complete
    annual plan
  • 18 people were awarded
    the Young Talents
    Scholarship this year,
    representing an 80%
    increase compared to the
    previous year
  • Provided 70 student
    internship opportunities,
    with a total of 49
    transitioning to full-time
    work
  • A total of 1,356 courses
    within online learning
    platform
  • Achievement rate of more
    than 85% for this year’s
    training program
  • Achievement rate of 100%
    for the Young Engineers
    Conference
  • Provide 20 prizes for the
    Young Talents Scholarship
  • Provide 40 student
    internships
  • A total of 13,000
    participants in the online
    learning platform
  • Achievement rate of more
    than 75% for annual
    training program
  • Continuous operation of
    the Young Engineers
    Conference, and complete
    annual plan
Occupational 
Health and 
Safety*
  • Develop IT application
    tools to strengthen the
    health and safety
    management of the
    workplace
  • Enhance the convenience
    of self-directed health
    management through the
    health information
    management platform
  • Establish a roadmap for
    physical and mental well-
    being development, and
    develop employees’
    physical and mental
    balance assistance
    programs, to promote the
    balance and wellness of
    employees
  • Maintain the certification
    of the ISO 45001
    occupational safety and
    health management
    system, and continue to
    optimize the intensity of
    on-site safety and health
    management
  • Organize regular safety
    and health promotion
    activities to strengthen
    workers’ safety awareness
    and increase their ability
    to respond effectively in
    the construction
    environment
  • Promote the safety
    culture program and
    integrate safety into
    management practices by
    strengthening the senior
    leadership, enhancing
    contractors’ safety and
    health management,
    improving the safety and
    health management
    capabilities of mid-level
    managers, and
    encouraging the
    participation of all
    employees in the program
  • Completion rate of health
    checkups
  • Establish safety and
    health performance
    measurement standards,
    including goals such as
    the frequency of disabling
    injuries, safety
    commitments from
    supervisors, and OHS
    awareness for all
    employees
  • Whether there have been
    any incidents leading to
    operational disruptions
  • The validity of ISO/CNS
    45001 certification
  • Completion Rate of
    Health Check-ups: 93% for
    CEC, 93% for HDEC
  • Inspections by supervisors
    of construction units: CEC
    ≥ 5.5 times per month,
    HDEC ≥ 4.7 times per
    month
     
  • Average number of flaws
    improved: CEC ≥ 5 times,
    HDEC ≥ 10 times
  • Disability injury frequency
    rate (DIFR): CEC ≤ 0.70,
    HDEC ≤ 0.76
  • Maintain the validity of
    ISO/CNS 45001
    certification
  • Develop 1 OHS
    technology management
    equipment or technique
  • Completion Rate of Health
    Check-ups: 100% for CEC,
    93% for HDEC
  • Inspections by supervisors
    of construction units: CEC =
    8.9 times per month, HDEC
    = 5.2 times per month
  • Average number of flaws
    improved: CEC = 22.4
    times, HDEC = 16.3 times
  • In 2024, the Group’s
    disability injury frequency
    rate (DIFR) for employees
    was 0.16. Including non-
    employees, the overall
    disability injury frequency
    rate (DIFR) was 0.48
  • ISO/CNS 45001:2018
    certification remained valid
    in 2024
  • Successfully developed 1
    OHS technology
    management equipment —
    Collision warning system
    for passenger equipment
  • Completion Rate of Health
    Check-ups: 100% for CEC,
    96% for HDEC
  • Inspections by supervisors
    of construction units: CEC
    ≥ 5.8 times per month,
    HDEC ≥ 5 times per month
  • Average number of flaws
    improved: CEC ≥ 8 times,
    HDEC ≥ 13 times
  • Disability injury frequency
    rate (DIFR): CEC ≤ 0.64,
    HDEC ≤ 1
  • Maintain the validity of
    ISO/CNS 45001
    certification
  • Develop 1 OHS
    technology management
    equipment or technique
    each year
Environmental
Sustainability
Climate 
Change 
Governance*
  • Regularly replace and
    upgrade equipment, with
    a priority on purchasing
    models equipped with
    variable frequency control
    to enhance energy
    efficiency
  • Implement an energy
    management system and
    actively optimize the
    energy-saving operational
    model of the operating
    sites
  • Continuously enhance the
    Group’s carbon
    management strategies
    and action plans
  • Continue to invest in
    renewable energy-related
    projects
  • Evaluate biogas power
    generation and reuse
    solutions
  • Continuously increase the
    generation and utilization
    of renewable energy
  • Continuously refine the
    establishment standards
    of energy-saving site
    offices and gradually
    optimize energy efficiency
  • Regularly monitor the
    implementation status of
    the Group’s carbon
    management action plan
  • Regularly monitor energy
    usage, track and improve
    energy efficiency
  • Regularly review energy
    usage efficiency and
    monitor efficiency
    indicators of wastewater
    treatment and reclaimed
    water supply
  • Regularly monitor biogas
    reuse utilization rate
  • Regularly compile
    statistics on the
    production and
    consumption of
    renewable energy

 

  • Each water resource
    center achieves biogas
    production annual target
  • Each water resource
    center achieves the
    annual target of biogas
    reclamation and reuse
  • Each water resource
    center achieves the
    annual target of electricity
    consumption per unit of
    wastewater treatment
  • Each water resource
    center achieves the
    annual target of electricity
    consumption per unit of
    reclaimed water supply
  • Each site office
    implements an annual
    energy-saving plan and
    establishes reduction
    targets for the coming
    year
  • Review the
    implementation
    effectiveness of electricity
    management in each
    project and setting
    improvement goals
  • Continue to conduct the
    performance verification
    as well as review and
    adjust the construction
    standards for energy-
    saving site offices
  • According to the group’s
    greenhouse gas
    inventories and
    verification plan,
    complete the annual
    greenhouse gas inventory
    and verification, and
    continuously improve the
    greenhouse gas emission
    management mechanism
  • Each water resource center
    achieved the 2024 target of
    biogas production,
    resulting in the Group’s
    achievement rate of 111%;
    the Group’s biogas reuse
    rate was 65.04%, an
    achievement rate of
    138.2%
  • The Group’s electricity
    consumption per unit of
    wastewater treatment was
    0.33 kWh/metric ton,
    exceeding the annual
    target
  • The Group’s electricity
    consumption per unit of
    reclaimed water supply was
    1.33 kWh/metric ton,
    exceeding the annual
    target
  • The assessment of
    electricity management
    effectiveness for each
    project has been
    completed, and
    improvement goals for the
    following year have been
    set. Continuous
    optimization of energy
    management is ongoing
  • This year, continuous
    performance evaluations of
    energy-saving site offices
    we conducted, and plans
    for the following year are
    being developed
  • CHC (standalone), CCLC
    (standalone), CDC
    (standalone), CEC
    (standalone), and HDEC
    (consolidated) obtained ISO
    14064-1:2018 Greenhouse
    Gas Verification Statement
    through third-party
    verification for 2023
  • Each water resource
    center achieves annual
    target for biogas
    production and reuse rate
  • Each water resource
    center achieves the
    annual target of electricity
    consumption per unit of
    wastewater treatment
  • Each water resource
    center achieves the
    annual target of electricity
    consumption per unit of
    reclaimed water supply
  • Each site office
    implements energy-saving
    improvements annually
  • Each project annually
    reviews the effectiveness
    of electricity management
    and sets improvement
    goals for the following
    year
  • Continue to conduct
    performance verification
    for energy-saving site
    offices
  • Continue to improve the
    Group’s carbon
    management
Circular
Economy and
Resource
Management
  • Apply formwork system
    construction method to
    optimize resource
    utilization
  • Promote green
    procurement by
    introducing products and
    services that embrace
    circular economy
    principles and modular
    design
  • Implement waste
    classification, recycling,
    and reduction actions
  • Use technology to
    develop and design a low-
    consumption, high-
    efficiency operation
    model
  • Use smart technologies to
    treat domestic and
    industrial wastewater to
    promote sustainable
    usage for water resources
  • Deepen reclaimed water
    recycling schemes to
    improve water use
    efficiency
  • Regularly review the
    adoption rate of
    formwork system
  • Review annual
    implementation status of
    green procurement
  • Regularly review the
    performance of waste
    recycling and reduction
    efforts
  • Annual performance
    review of sludge
    reduction
  • Regularly inspect the
    ammonia nitrogen
    treatment efficiency in
    wastewater treatment
    processes
  • Regularly review the
    reuse rate of reclaimed
    water from wastewater
    treatment plant
  • The adoption rate of
    formwork system for
    projects meets annual
    target
  • Each water resource
    center meets the sludge
    reduction annual target
  • Each water resource
    center meets the
    wastewater ammonia
    nitrogen treatment annual
    target
  • Each water resource
    center meets the annual
    target for the reuse rate of
    reclaimed water
  • Each water resource
    center meets the annual
    targets for reclaimed water
    supply volume and
    reclaimed water system
    recovery rate
  • This year, the adoption rate of
    formwork system has
    been continuously
    promoted based on
    construction progress,
    achieving the annual target
  • The Group’s average
    monthly sludge reduction
    was 105.04 metric tons,
    with an achievement rate
    of 110%. However, Anping
    Water Resource Center
    failed to meet the annual
    target due to equipment
    malfunction 
  • This year, all water
    resource centers have
    achieved the set targets for
    wastewater ammonia
    nitrogen treatment, and
    the treatment efficiency for
    ammonia nitrogen exceeds
    regulatory requirements
  • The Group’s the reuse rate
    of reclaimed water was
    64% in 2024, an increase of
    10 percentage points
    compared to the previous
    year
  • The Group’s reclaimed
    water supply achievement
    rate was 105%, with a
    reclaimed water system
    recovery rate of 64.6%
  • Continuously promote the
    use of formwork system
  • Each water resource
    center meets the sludge
    reduction annual target
  • Each water resource
    center meets the
    wastewater ammonia
    nitrogen treatment
    annual target
  • Each water resource
    center meets the annual
    target for the reuse rate
    of reclaimed water
  • Each water resource
    center meets the annual
    targets for reclaimed
    water supply volume and
    reclaimed water system
    recovery rate
Prosperous
Community
Local
Community
  • Actively participate in
    community care and
    establish a good channel
    for community interaction
  • Organize site visits and
    exchange engineering
    experience and technical
    know-how with industry
    peers, authorities, and
    academia
  • Hold briefing sessions to
    allow nearby residents to
    understand the situation
    regarding construction
    and supporting measures
  • Promote community
    service plans and
    encourage employee
    participation

 

 

  • Establish a record of
    related activities, keep
    track of the input, output
    and feedback, and
    regularly review
    implementation results
  • Continue to promote and
    enhance local care,
    implement annual
    community participation
    plan, and review the
    results from the previous
    year
  • Participate in adoption of
    sidewalks around the
    Group’s projects
  • A total of 436 community
    activities were held in
    2024, with a cumulative
    investment of over NT$9.33
    million dollars and 12,292
    hours of manpower,
    growing by 56% and 19%
    respectively compared to
    the previous year
  • Adopted 2 sidewalks in
    2024; As of end of 2024,
    the Group has adopted 7
    sidewalks

 

  • Continue to promote and
    enhance local care,
    implement annual
    community participation
    plan, and review the
    results from the previous
    year
  • Participate in adoption of
    sidewalks around the
    Group’s projects
Environmental
Education
  • Promote environmental
    education and
    certification for
    environmental education
    facilities, strengthening
    local environmental
    education resources
  • Count the number of
    environmental education
    sessions and the number
    of visitors, collect
    feedback from the event
    to plan/adjust the content
    of the event accordingly
  • Hold a total of at least 91
    events related to
    environmental education
  • The Group hosted 180
    sessions of environmental
    education activities in 2024
  • Hold a total of at least 95
    events related to
    environmental education

Note:* is Material Topics for CHC Group in 2024

Stakeholder Engagement

2024 engagement activities are reported to the board on December 13th, 2024, with the following summary:

Shareholders/ Creditors/ Financial Institutions/ Investment Institutions

Topic

Sustainability Strategy, Corporate Governance, Financial Performance and Risk Management

Engagement Type and Frequency

  • Convene general shareholder’s meeting annually
  • Publish annual report, sustainability report, and quarterly results report on schedule
  • Host quarterly online investor conferences and participate in invited corporate briefings on an irregular basis
  • Release monthly revenue result press and quarterly result press releases
  • Interact with investors through phone calls, emails, and/or meetings on an irregular basis
  • Participate in ESG performance evaluations conducted by domestic and international rating agencies

Contact

Ms. Jill Tung, VP
886-2-3701-2000

2024 Major Engagement Activities

  • Convened 1 AGM and 4 Investor Conferences
  • Published around 115 material information and nearly 25 press releases
  • Participated in 4 ESG performance evaluations

Employee

Topic

Labor Relations and Benefits, Workplace Safety, Career Development and Training

Engagement Type and Frequency

  • Hold quarterly labor relation meetings to enhance employee-employer relations and protect labor rights
  • Establish diverse communication channels to provide employees with a transparent and effective internal communication system
  • Arrange occupational health and safety training and conduct construction sites inspections to promote workplace safety awareness
  • Implement comprehensive talent development plan; Introduce the iLearn online learning platform for learning without time and/or location restrictions
  • Conduct employee engagement survey annually and employee interviews on an as-needed basis

Contact

Ms. Louise Cheng, AVP
886-2-3701-2000

2024 Major Engagement Activities

  • Organize activities such as Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion(DEI) Month, Health Day, and team-building courses, as well as implement Employee Recognition Program and Employee Assistant Plan to maintain interaction and communication with employees across the Group
  • Continue enhancing the quality of learning resources by offering courses such as AI Digital Lecture, Generational Communication and Crisis Management, and launching digital learning newsletters to ensure training resources are tailored to support the growth of diverse employee groups and job requirements

Clients/ Consumers

Topic

Quality and Safety of Products and Services, Personal Information Protection, Marketing and Labeling

Engagement Type and Frequency

  • Satisfaction survey and after-sales services
    • Conduct satisfaction survey for contracted clients
    • Conduct satisfaction survey for home-buying customers at key stages such as contract signing, handovers, and maintenance
  • Conduct house inspections and hold product/service seminars on an irregular basis
  • Present the project progress to clients through meetings

Contact

Mr. Hsiang Hsi Wang, AVP (CEC)
886-2-3701-1000

Ms. Judy Lee, AVP (CDC)
886-2-3701-3000

Ms. Annie Shih, Manager (HDEC)
886-2-3701-5000

2024 Major Engagement Activities

  • Completed satisfaction survey and interview for contractors, covering civil, building, M&E of Construction Engineering Business and projects of Environmental Project Development and Water Treatment Business
  • Completed satisfaction survey for home-buying customers, including projects for sale, handovers, and after-sales services this year

Suppliers/ Sub-Contractors

Topic

Supplier Evaluation Standard, Safe and Healthy Work Environment, Business Ethics and Integrity

Engagement Type and Frequency

  • Hold regular educational training and advocacy events
  • Conduct site visits, phone interviews, and written communications on an as-needed basis
  • Hold seminars for suppliers on an as-needed basis

Contact

Mr. Robin Chien, AVP (CEC)
886-2-3701-1000

Ms. Lily Lin, AVP (HDEC)
886-2-3701-5000

2024 Major Engagement Activities

  • Completed annual supplier assessment evaluation
  • Held excellence supplier evaluation event
  • Held supplier conferences and actively engage in discussions with suppliers on topics such as occupational health and safety

Government Authorities

Topic

Workplace Safety, Regulatory Compliance, Product Risks

Engagement Type and Frequency

  • File petitions through associations for authorities’ consideration
  • Actively participate in authorities-hosted meetings and evaluations

Contact

Mr. Hsiang Hsi Wang, AVP (CEC)
886-2-3701-1000

Ms. Judy Lee, AVP (CDC)
886-2-3701-3000

Ms. Annie Shih, Manager (HDEC)
886-2-3701-5000

2024 Major Engagement Activities

  • Group member companies joined a total of 40 associations
  • Actively participated and exchanged opinions during authorities-held meetings

Media

Topic

Major Business and/or Financial Updates

Engagement Type and Frequency

  • Hold at least 1 press conference or media gatherings per year
  • Arrange media interviews and provide relevant information on an irregular basis

Contact

Mr. John Yeh, AVP
886-2-3701-2000

2024 Major Engagement Activities

  • 121 media interacted from hosting media events or interviews by Group Member Companies; topic mainly focused on updates for Group’s business operations and the progress of ongoing projects
  • During 1Q-3Q 2024, CHC Group members accumulated a total of 10,030 media exposures. As of the end of September, the official website of CHC Group members had reached a total of 470,011 visits; a total of 42,229 followers on social media, with bi-weekly interactions with followers

Community

Topic

Community Service, Environmental Protection and Ecological Conservation

Engagement Type and Frequency

  • Hold at least 1 public briefing during environmental impact assessment evaluations
  • Hold construction milestone ceremonies, site visits, and briefing, and participate in community services activities on an irregular basis
  • Provide environmental and ecological education and maintain interactions with local residents through educational centers within operating sites

Contact

Mr. Hsiang Hsi Wang, AVP (CEC)
886-2-3701-1000

Ms. Judy Lee, AVP (CDC)
886-2-3701-3000

Ms. Annie Shih, Manager (HDEC)
886-2-3701-5000

2024 Major Engagement Activities

  • Educational centers owned by Environmental Project Development and Water Treatment Business had held 120 environmental education sessions, with nearly 3,345 people participated