ShanghaiMay 22, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — As companies drive and practice sustainable development, sustainability is transitioning from “commitment” to “capability,” ushering in a new phase of corporate sustainability and widening the gap between enterprises. Against a backdrop of rising regulatory expectations, increasingly diverse stakeholder demands, and greater scrutiny on the consistency of corporate information disclosure, USI (Universal Scientific Industrial Co., Ltd.) has leveraged its long-term investment and stable performance in Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) to stand out once again in the “Electronic Equipment, Instruments & Components” industry. With a total score of 91 points, USI has been honored for the fourth time with the “Top 1% in S&P Global ESG Scores for Chinese Enterprises,” highlighting that the company’s sustainable governance has evolved from project-driven initiatives to an embedded core organizational capability.
USI consecutively awarded the highest honor of “Top 1% in S&P Global ESG Scores for Chinese Enterprises”
USI was invited to participate in the “Exploring Annual Sustainability Excellence: S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook (China Edition) 2026 Launch Ceremony and Forum,” hosted by international rating agency S&P Global in Shanghai on May 21. The “Sustainability Yearbook (China Edition) 2026” is compiled based on the results of the 2025 S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA). From a rigorous screening of nearly 1,800 Chinese companies, only 193 were selected, with just 36 enterprises receiving the special recognition of “Top 1% in S&P Global ESG Scores for Chinese Enterprises.”
The company has long regarded sustainable development as a key source of corporate resilience. Through a clear and robust governance structure, USI ensures that ESG is not merely a policy-level concept but is deeply integrated into strategic planning, decision-making processes, and daily operations. This sustainable governance mechanism, overseen by the board, driven by management, and facilitated through cross-departmental collaboration, enables the company to respond promptly to challenges posed by climate change, supply chain risks, and industrial transformation, turning risks into drivers of competitive advantage.
On the environmental front, USI continues to focus on climate strategy as a core pillar, systematically advancing energy transition and process optimization. It closely aligns carbon reduction targets, renewable energy usage, and operational growth. Simultaneously, the company is progressively expanding its carbon reduction efforts, assisting supply chain partners in building their own decarbonization capabilities. This includes requiring third-party verification of greenhouse gas inventories and product carbon footprints, as well as inviting suppliers to participate in the CDP supply chain assessment to deepen collaborative relationships. Additionally, USI systematically incorporates nature-related risks into its evaluation and decision-making processes, steadily moving toward a sustainable operational model that balances operational efficiency with ecological resilience.
On the social front, USI believes that sustainable competitiveness stems from “people.” The company continuously invests in talent development, workplace safety and health, as well as diversity and inclusion. It systematically strengthens employees’ professional skills and organizational resilience, fostering a corporate culture characterized by learning, action, and cohesion, which supports steady growth during the company’s transformation.
On the governance front, USI persistently enhances the quality of information disclosure and stakeholder communication, treating the supply chain as a vital extension of its corporate governance system. Through supply chain sustainability management mechanisms, the company incorporates human rights, labor conditions, and business ethics into supplier cooperation and management standards, working with value chain partners to improve overall sustainability performance. At the same time, USI strengthens decision-making quality and operational resilience in a highly uncertain environment through robust compliance management, internal control systems, and risk assessment processes.
At this platform, which brought together leaders in sustainable development across various sectors in China, USI not only received recognition but also gained a deeper understanding: in a constantly changing external environment, sustained execution, credible and consistent information disclosure, and year-over-year performance improvements have become key factors determining whether a company can move forward steadily. Looking ahead, USI will continue to build on technological innovation, deepen low-carbon transformation and global operational expansion, and collaborate with industry and societal partners to create a sustainable future with long-term value and positive impact.
USI is a leading global electronic design and manufacturing company, holding a prominent position in the SiP (System-in-Package) module field. USI’s operational service locations span Asia, Europe, the Americas, and Africa, providing brand customers worldwide with comprehensive D(MS)2 services, including product design (Design), manufacturing (Manufacturing), miniaturization (Miniaturization), industry-specific hardware and software solutions (Solutions), as well as material procurement, logistics, and maintenance services (Services). USI is a member of ASE Technology Holding Co., Ltd. (TWSE: 3711, NYSE: ASX). For more information, please visit www.usiglobal.com or follow us on WeChat (account: USI_环旭电子).