LONGi, as a global leader in green energy technology, has been deeply engaged in sustainability disclosure and practices for years, establishing a strong ESG brand image. Its ESG ratings by major international agencies have consistently remained among the industry leaders.
International index provider MSCI announced its latest results, upgrading LONGi’s ESG rating to “A.” Its Weighted Average Score for Key Issues (WAKIS) is currently the highest among A-share and H-share semiconductor companies, marking two consecutive years of rating upgrades.
S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) analyzes companies through multiple indicators such as governance, environmental protection, and social responsibility, reflecting the companies’ capabilities in ESG management and information disclosure.
The FTSE4Good ESG Rating is a global index series created by FTSE Russell, which evaluates companies' performance in the areas of Environment (E), Social (S), and Governance (G). It identifies companies that meet internationally recognized ESG standards, providing investors with a transparent and rigorous tool for sustainable investment decision-making.
ISS ESG evaluates companies on more than 30 universal and industry-specific ESG topics, and assigns them separate E&S and governance scores. LONGi was awarded to for its ESG performance above the sector-specific Prime threshold, which means that they fulfil ambitious absolute performance requirements.
ESG Risk Rating 24.6 (Medium Risk) Sustainalytics ESG Risk Rating comprehensively measures and analyzes the potential risks a company may face as well as the company’s risk management capacity.
LONGi Solar once again earned the Group-level Gold Medal in the 2026 annual EcoVadis Corporate Social Responsibility Rating, achieving an excellent score of 85. This places LONGi among the top 2% of 150,000 participating companies worldwide and the top 1% within its industry of manufacture of other electrical equipment.
Sustainability Performance Assessment Provided by Hong Kong Quality Assurance Agency Rate a company’s system maturity and risks with regard to sustainability performance；Capture both general and industry-specific criteria across the ESG spectrum covering seven aspect subjects.
The Wind ESG rating aims to assess the forward-looking ability of enterprises to manage material ESG risks and their capacity for sustainable operations, while evaluating companies' commitments to and performance in ESG.
