FENC Receives CDP “Climate Change” A-List Recognition Again, Continuing to Lead Global Sustainability Efforts

Far Eastern New Century (FENC) has once again received the highest “A” rating in the 2025 CDP Climate Change assessment, marking its second consecutive year as one of the global sustainability leaders. This recognition highlights the company’s outstanding performance in carbon reduction governance, risk management, and information disclosure. Only the top 4% of companies worldwide are selected for the CDP A-List, indicating their leadership position in climate action.

Adhering to the philosophy of sustainability in action, FENC is committed to achieving its three major 2030 low-carbon transformation goals: reducing carbon emissions by 50%, increasing the proportion of green raw materials to 50%, and ensuring that 50% of its products are green products. From raw materials and manufacturing processes to end products, the company is comprehensively advancing low-carbon strategies. Through technological innovation, circular reuse, and collaboration across its supply chain, FENC is building a green value chain and leading industry transformation toward a low-carbon, circular, and sustainable future.

At the same time, FENC also received an A- (Leadership level) rating in CDP’s Water Security questionnaire, demonstrating the company’s strong performance in water-related risk management and information disclosure. Through systematic water resource management and water-saving measures, the company continues to improve water efficiency and enhance water resilience.

CDP is a global non-profit organization and one of the world’s most influential environmental disclosure systems. It is dedicated to promoting corporate information transparency and data-driven sustainability transformation. Its assessments have become an important international benchmark for measuring corporate environmental performance. FENC is honored to stand alongside leading global companies in working together to create a positive future for the planet.