Digital and Industrial Integration for Inclusive Development
In 2023, with the stabilization and recovery of economic growth, the logistics industry is stepping into a new phase of growth under the backing of various government/state policies. Serving as the lifeline of the real economy, the logistics industry not only facilitates the connection between production and consumption, domestic and international trade but also shoulders the crucial responsibilities of ensuring the resilience of industrial and supply chains, driving down overall logistics costs, and spearheading green initiatives. For JD Logistics, anchoring ourselves firmly in the expansive real economy, deeply integrating into the national development framework, embracing the momentum of green initiatives, and aligning with people's aspirations for a better quality of life are not only our obligations but also strategic imperatives to seize opportunities and generate sustainable value.
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2024 ESG Report
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2023 ESG Report
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2022 ESG Report
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2021 ESG Report
This report is prepared in compliance with the ESG Reporting Guide from the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited (the "Hong Kong Stock Exchange" or "HKEX") and adheres to the four reporting principles of materiality, quantitative, balance and consistency stipulated in the guide.