每日经济新闻联合环保领域知名NGO公众环境研究中心(IPE)，自2020年9月起，基于31个省份(自治 区、直辖市)、337个地级市政府发布的环境质量、环境排放和污染源监管记录等权威数据来源，每周收 集剖析中国数千家上市公司及其旗下数万家公司(包括分公司、参股公司和控股公司)的环境信息数据， 发布"A股绿色周报"，旨在借助环境数据库及专业解析、传播能力，让资本市场的上市公司经营活动中 的环境信息更加阳光透明。 根据12月第一周收集到的数据，《每日经济新闻》记者发现，共有9家上市公司在近期暴露了环境风 险。 一周绿鉴：未取得许可证擅自采矿 在企业管理能力、财务状况、行业竞争等因素之外，环境风险日渐成为上市公司重要的经营风险之一。 环境风险关乎企业发展，也关乎企业形象。 本期数据显示，生态环境领域违法违规等风险信息共关联到9家上市公司，其中2家属于国资控制的企 业。 擅自采矿且已对违法开采的矿产品进行利用，中国交建（601800）(SH601800，股价8.56元，市值 1393.00亿元)控股公司被罚138.4万元；超标排放污水，德福科技（301511）(SZ301511，股价32.71元， 市值206.18亿 ...

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 first half A-share environmental risk list reveals that 266 listed companies are exposed to environmental risks, an increase of 10 companies compared to the same period last year, highlighting ongoing environmental compliance challenges in various industries [10][26]. Group 1: Environmental Risk Overview - A total of 504 regulatory data disclosures were made, involving 266 listed companies from January 1 to June 30, 2025 [10][8]. - Gansu Energy Chemical (SZ000552) ranked first on the environmental risk list, with its subsidiary receiving three administrative penalties totaling 1.508 million yuan [15][10]. - The coal and light manufacturing industries saw an increase of 7 companies each on the list, marking the highest growth among all sectors [10][26]. Group 2: Industry-Specific Insights - In the top 10 environmental risk companies, the coal industry had 4 companies, an increase of 1 from the previous year, while the construction and decoration industry maintained 2 companies [15]. - China Communications Construction (SH601800) ranked third, with its subsidiary facing significant penalties for illegal mining activities, totaling approximately 61.245 million yuan [17][18]. - The environmental violation types included water pollution (26.88%), air pollution (21.88%), and solid waste pollution (8.75%), with a noted decrease in these categories compared to the previous year [20]. Group 3: Company-Specific Cases - High Energy Environment (SH603588) faced penalties for exceeding arsenic discharge limits, resulting in direct economic losses of 9.8543 million yuan [19]. - Multiple companies, including Duolun Technology (SH603528) and Jiangxi Changyun (SH600561), were penalized for data falsification and issuing false reports, with fines totaling 0.408 million yuan and 0.11 million yuan respectively [25]. - 76 companies appeared on the environmental risk list for two consecutive periods, indicating persistent compliance issues [31]. Group 4: Regulatory Developments - The China Securities Regulatory Commission is revising the "Guidelines for the Preparation of Sustainable Development Reports" to enhance environmental reporting standards among listed companies [32].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the increasing environmental risks faced by listed companies in China, emphasizing the importance of environmental compliance and transparency in corporate operations [4][5][9]. Group 1: Environmental Violations and Penalties - Eight listed companies were recently identified for environmental violations, with five of them being state-controlled enterprises [6][7]. - Chifeng Gold's subsidiary, Wulong Gold Mining, was fined 288,000 yuan for failing to properly manage solid waste disposal, as it did not verify the qualifications of the companies it entrusted with waste management [7][8]. - Sanxiong Aurora was fined 210,000 yuan for not completing necessary environmental protection facilities before commencing production [8]. Group 2: Regulatory Context and Investor Implications - The article discusses the growing emphasis on ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) principles among investors, indicating that environmental responsibilities of companies are increasingly scrutinized [9][10]. - The public's right to access environmental information and participate in environmental protection is reinforced by various laws and regulations, promoting transparency in corporate environmental practices [10].

Core Viewpoint - In the first week of August 2025, ten listed companies in the A-share market were identified as having environmental risks, raising concerns about their environmental protection and disclosure responsibilities [1]. Group 1: Companies with Environmental Violations - Huaneng International's subsidiary, Huaneng Linxiang New Energy Co., was fined 200,000 yuan for failing to legally approve environmental documents and for operating without the necessary environmental protection facilities [2][3]. - Huaneng International's other subsidiary, Huaneng Hunan Yueyang Power Co., was fined 150,000 yuan for improper wastewater management and failure to implement effective dust control measures [4]. - The total fines imposed on Huaneng International's subsidiaries amounted to 350,000 yuan [4]. Group 2: Other Companies Facing Penalties - Haineng Energy Technology Co. faced a fine of 246,400 yuan due to its subsidiary, Daqing Sanju Energy Purification Co., illegally discharging pollutants through unauthorized pipes [5]. - Guoxuan High-Tech's subsidiary, Yifeng Guoxuan Lithium Industry Co., was fined 300,000 yuan for unauthorized storage of industrial solid waste [5][6].

Core Viewpoint - Recent environmental violations by several listed companies have raised concerns about their operational risks and responsibilities in environmental protection [2][3]. Group 1: Environmental Violations and Penalties - Jindalai's subsidiary, Jincen Water Co., was fined 280,000 yuan for discharging wastewater into the external environment due to improper modifications to drainage systems [3][4]. - Northern Rare Earth's subsidiary, Baotou Green Source, was fined 109,092 yuan for exceeding air pollutant discharge limits, specifically carbon monoxide [4][5]. - Chifeng Gold's subsidiary, Wulong Mining, was fined 246,000 yuan for commencing production without the necessary environmental protection facility approvals [7]. - Huadong's subsidiary, Quzhou Minxin Food Co., was fined 296,000 yuan for exceeding pollutant discharge limits and evading regulatory oversight [8]. Group 2: Impact on Shareholders and Market Perception - The environmental risks associated with these companies could potentially affect 1.2548 million shareholders, raising concerns about investment risks [3]. - The report highlights that environmental risks are becoming a significant aspect of operational risks for listed companies, impacting their development and public image [3].

Group 1 - The A-share market has seen a resurgence of environmental issues, with 10 listed companies penalized for violations related to excessive emissions and unapproved environmental facilities [1][3] - Guozhong Water Holdings' Taiyuan Haofeng Wastewater Treatment Co., Ltd. was fined 400,000 yuan for exceeding water pollutant discharge standards, with total nitrogen and ammonia nitrogen levels surpassing national limits [1][3] - Electric Power Investment Energy was fined 350,000 yuan for using environmental protection facilities that had not been approved, highlighting deficiencies in project management and compliance [2][3] Group 2 - Environmental risks are becoming a significant operational risk for listed companies, with 6 out of 10 penalized companies being state-owned enterprises, potentially affecting 887,300 shareholders [3] - The increasing emphasis on ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) investment principles is leading investors to prioritize companies' sustainable development capabilities [3] - Companies must enhance their environmental management and compliance levels to protect their brand image and investor confidence [5] Group 3 - The level of public disclosure regarding environmental regulatory information has improved, supported by legal frameworks that ensure citizens' rights to access environmental information [4] - The revised Environmental Protection Law emphasizes the importance of information disclosure and public participation in environmental protection [4]