Report outlines 2030 emissions targets, biodiversity conservation efforts, and social impact initiatives
SHANGHAI, June 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- On May 26, 2026, CHANDO Group hosted the launch of its 2025 Sustainability Report alongside a media salon at Oriental Beauty Valley • CHANDO Future Beauty City. Nearly 40 media organizations and industry experts gathered for the occasion, marking the Group's 15th consecutive year of publishing its sustainability report.
At the event, Dr. Chen Juanling, General Manager of Public Affairs at CHANDO Group, shared the Group's 2025 sustainability initiatives under the theme "Green Beauty, A Beautiful World." She outlined the Group's long-term sustainability efforts around three key priorities: environmental protection, social impact, and digital governance and compliance. In biodiversity conservation, the "Planting Grass in the Himalayas" initiative has restored greenery across 6.66 million square meters of land, helping raise local agricultural income, and the program entered a new phase last year as a five-year biodiversity conservation initiative. She also highlighted a notable milestone: the artificial cultivation of Gentiana veitchiorum in the Group's public botanical garden in Lulang Town, Nyingchi Prefecture, Tibet Autonomous Region. The project has resulted in the first new cosmetic ingredient sourced from Tibet, demonstrating how scientific research and cultivation techniques can help protect rare plant species while supporting ingredient development. On the social front, the Group has continued its Spring Bud education program, contributed to the Shanghai Science and Technology Talent Return Initiative to help female researchers resume their careers, and provided rapid relief following the earthquake in Shigatse. "In the end, corporate sustainability is not only about growth figures, but also about the kind of growth a company creates," she said. "CHANDO has been operating for 25 years and working in the Himalayas for 17 years. We move forward steadily and with conviction."
